Al-Nassr, Mallorca and Samu Costa
Monday

Al-Nassr have officially completed the signing of Portugal midfielder Samu Costa from Mallorca after receiving the required financial approvals. The deal was funded through the Saudi recruitment programme rather than directly from the club’s own summer transfer budget.

Reports in the uploaded article say Costa’s signing consumed Al-Nassr’s entire allocation from the recruitment programme. The club now faces a funding problem if it wants further reinforcements, despite remaining squad gaps following Marcelo Brozovic’s departure.

West Ham United, AZ Alkmaar and Troy Parrott
Sunday

West Ham have submitted an offer of around €17.5m for AZ Alkmaar striker Troy Parrott. The Dutch club are reportedly seeking approximately €30m, leaving a significant valuation gap for the Republic of Ireland international striker.

West Ham could increase their proposal beyond €20m, while Porto are also monitoring the striker but have not made an official bid. Parrott has already told AZ he wants to leave while promising to remain fully committed until a transfer is agreed.

Hearts and Alexandros Kyziridis
Sunday

Hearts have accepted a bid for Greek winger Alexandros Kyziridis, with head coach Wouter Vrancken confirming the 25-year-old is set to move to Turkey. The transfer is reportedly worth seven figures after Hearts originally signed him on a free.

Kyziridis contributed four league goals and seven assists last season but his form declined after January. Hearts already have several attacking options in the squad, allowing the club to generate a significant return while continuing its player-trading model.

Como, Chelsea and Trevoh Chalobah
Sunday

Como have completed the signing of England defender Trevoh Chalobah from Chelsea in a deal worth more than £30m. The 27-year-old has agreed a five-year contract after nearly two decades at Chelsea, where he progressed through the academy.

Chelsea will receive £25.7m upfront with another £5.1m available through add-ons. Chalobah joins a Como side preparing for Champions League football after finishing fourth in Serie A and gives Cesc Fabregas an experienced, versatile centre-back.

Al-Hilal, Al-Diriyah and Malcom
Sunday

Al-Hilal and Al-Diriyah have reportedly reached an agreement for Brazilian winger Malcom to move on loan until the end of the season. The player has chosen to remain in Riyadh rather than accept a competing opportunity with Al-Sadd.

Malcom had been excluded from Al-Hilal’s plans as the club reshaped its foreign-player group. A loan to newly promoted Al-Diriyah allows him to stay in the Saudi Pro League while giving Al-Hilal greater flexibility within its squad.

Wydad, Al-Ahly and Achraf Dari
Sunday

Wydad are closing in on bringing Morocco defender Achraf Dari back to the club as he works toward terminating his Al-Ahly contract. Both the player and Wydad want the move, with only final details reportedly remaining before an agreement.

Dari came through Wydad’s system before moving abroad and later joining Al-Ahly, where his spell has not met expectations. Returning would give Wydad an experienced international defender already familiar with the club as they strengthen for domestic and continental competition.

Paris Saint-Germain, Aston Villa and Lucas Digne
Sunday

Paris Saint-Germain have completed the signing of France left-back Lucas Digne from Aston Villa after activating an £8.5m release clause. The 33-year-old has signed a three-year contract and returns to Paris more than a decade after his first spell.

Digne will provide experienced competition for Nuno Mendes after spending eight years in England. His departure is another significant Aston Villa exit this summer, while PSG add a proven international defender to a squad that has won consecutive Champions League titles.