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All done deals in September 2026

September 2026 concluded with a massive wave of transfer activity across top divisions, headlined by Manchester City securing Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea in a blockbuster £125m deal. Everton strengthened their ranks by taking Jack Grealish on loan and securing Ainsley Maitland-Niles, while Tottenham acquired Tosin Adarabioyo, and Ipswich spent a reported £20m on Zian Flemming.

Brighton finalized notable arrivals with Chema Andres for £15.5m and Femi Azeez for £15m, Liverpool sealed a £4.3m agreement for Djylian N'Guessan ahead of a January arrival, and Crystal Palace orchestrated multiple deadline moves including Ben Chilwell, Quinten Timber, and Dario Osario on loan. Fulham brought in Hugo Larsson on temporary terms alongside permanent additions Manuel Angel for £3m and David Affengruber, while Leeds negotiated loan arrivals for Melvin Bard and Jean-Matteo Bahoya, Coventry picked up Yann Gboho, and Sunderland landed Juan Riquelme Angulo.

Hull City were exceptionally busy by bringing in Brooke Norton-Cuffey for £12m alongside Christos Mouzakitis, Sorba Thomas, and loanee Robinio Vaz. Extensive English Football League transactions saw Sheffield Wednesday loan Davis Keillor-Dunn, Samson Tovide join Huddersfield on a free, Nicholas Bilakopic sign for Derby, and Newport secure loan stints for Michael Adu-Poku, Kion Etete, and Matty Jacob.

Wolves integrated Ghislain Konan permanently and Sean Neave on loan, West Ham borrowed Adama Boiro, Blackburn acquired Gady Beyuku, and Stoke signed Justin Devenny, alongside loan switches for Kiano Dyer, Romain Esse, Luka Lynch, Jeremy Monga, Joel Randall, Josh Robertson, and Dan Watts. North of the border, Rangers took Kevin Kelsy and loanee Badredine Bouanani, Dundee United captured Zidane Iqbal, St Johnstone brought in Joel Cotterill and loanee Josh Campbell, Kilmarnock took MJ Kamson-Kamara on loan, Hibernian borrowed Alex Williams, and Falkirk borrowed Owen Eames.

Meanwhile, American clubs signed Morgan Whittaker permanently to Colorado and Lyle Foster on loan to Houston, while the Women's Super League saw Elisa de Almeida join Arsenal, Rebeca Bernal head to Manchester United, Shanade Hopcroft link up with Crystal Palace, and Anna Moorhouse make a temporary switch to Manchester City.

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