Jamie Vardy and Burnley
6 September 2026

Burnley have signed 39-year-old striker Jamie Vardy for the remainder of the season. The former Leicester City forward arrives after playing for Cremonese last season and adds experience to a Burnley side competing in the Championship after relegation.

Vardy spent more than a decade at Leicester, winning the Premier League and FA Cup before leaving in 2025. Burnley head coach Nicky Hayen said his experience and leadership will be valuable as the club looks to improve its campaign.

Anis Hadj Moussa, Feyenoord and Al-Ittihad
5 September 2026

Anis Hadj Moussa was left out of Feyenoord’s squad against NEC after arriving late twice as Al-Ittihad intensified their transfer push. Feyenoord had rejected €37.5 million, while the Saudi club reportedly returned with an improved proposal of about €40 million.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst said Hadj Moussa’s head was not fully focused and confirmed lateness to two team commitments prompted his omission. Despite the increased offer, the coach said Feyenoord told him the Algeria winger is absolutely not leaving.

Richarlison, Tottenham and Trabzonspor
4 September 2026

Tottenham have rejected a fresh €20 million offer from Trabzonspor for Richarlison as the Turkish club tries to complete a deal before its transfer deadline. Mohamed Salah and Fabinho have also contacted the Brazil forward about making the move.

Richarlison remains outside Roberto De Zerbi’s plans and was already omitted from Tottenham’s Premier League squad. Trabzonspor are continuing discussions, while the supplied reporting says Saudi Arabia or waiting until January remain alternatives if the Turkish move fails.

Al-Ittihad, Feyenoord and Anis Hadj Moussa
4 September 2026

Al-Ittihad are preparing a second offer worth €37.5 million for Feyenoord winger Anis Hadj Moussa after their opening €30 million bid was rejected. Feyenoord coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst said he still expects the attacker to remain.

Van Bronckhorst said Hadj Moussa has not demanded a transfer and stressed the winger remains important for goals and assists. He acknowledged, however, that sufficiently large figures could force Feyenoord’s decision-makers to reconsider before the Saudi window closes.

Kevin Kelsy, Badredine Bouanani and Rangers
3 September 2026

Rangers have completed two deadline-day additions, buying Venezuela striker Kevin Kelsy from Portland Timbers and taking Algeria winger Badredine Bouanani on a season-long loan from Stuttgart. The deals take the Scottish Premiership club to 14 summer signings.

Kelsy signed a four-year contract with an additional-year option after scoring 10 times in 16 Portland appearances this season. Bouanani arrives after limited Bundesliga starts with Stuttgart, giving Rangers another wide option as Scotland’s transfer window closes.

Anna Moorhouse, Manchester City and Orlando Pride
3 September 2026

Manchester City have signed England goalkeeper Anna Moorhouse from Orlando Pride on a short-term loan running until January 2027. The 31-year-old joins the Women’s Super League champions after helping Orlando win both the NWSL Shield and Championship in 2024.

Moorhouse provides City with additional goalkeeping depth following Khiara Keating’s move to Liverpool. She has two England caps, was part of the Lionesses squad that won Euro 2025 and previously played in England for Arsenal and West Ham.

Gabriel Martinelli, Arsenal and Al-Hilal
3 September 2026

Gabriel Martinelli has completed a £60 million transfer from Arsenal to Al-Hilal, ending seven years in north London. The Brazil winger has signed a four-year contract, while Arsenal will also receive a percentage of any future transfer involving the 25-year-old.

Martinelli entered the final year of his Arsenal contract after being told by Mikel Arteta that he was not part of this season’s plans. He joins an Al-Hilal attack already strengthened by Ollie Watkins and Crysencio Summerville this summer.

Richard Rios, Al-Ittihad and Benfica
3 September 2026

Al-Ittihad have officially signed Colombia midfielder Richard Rios from Benfica during the Saudi transfer window. The supplied reporting says the 26-year-old joins on a one-season loan without a purchase option, with a reported fee between €3 million and €4 million.

Al-Ittihad will also cover Rios’s full salary according to the supplied report. He becomes their fourth midfield addition of the window after Rakan Kaabi, Mokhtar Ali and Dion Lopy, with his availability for the Al-Nassr clash still to be determined.

Badredine Bouanani, Rangers and Stuttgart
3 September 2026

Rangers are closing in on a loan move for Stuttgart winger Badredine Bouanani, with the 21-year-old undergoing a medical in Scotland. Reports describe an agreement containing a purchase option worth roughly €18 million to €19 million next summer.

Bouanani had been close to joining Bayer Leverkusen before that move collapsed when Leverkusen signed Guela Doue instead. Rangers then moved before Scotland’s deadline, with reports putting the loan fee near €500,000 and the permanent option considerably higher.

Matias Galarza, Inter Miami and River Plate
3 September 2026

Inter Miami have signed Paraguay midfielder Matias Galarza from River Plate on the final day of the MLS transfer window, according to ESPN’s source. Galarza previously spent time on loan with Atlanta United and featured prominently at the 2026 World Cup.

Galarza scored against Turkey and assisted in Paraguay’s round-of-32 win over Germany at the World Cup. He becomes Miami’s second deadline-day addition after Riquelme Fillipi as new head coach Cristian Gonzalez reshapes the squad for the MLS run-in.