Angus Gunn and San Jose Earthquakes
Wednesday

Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn has signed for San Jose Earthquakes after leaving Nottingham Forest. The 30-year-old has agreed a contract through the 2030 MLS season and joins a side chasing the Western Conference lead this year.

Gunn played all three of Scotland’s World Cup group games before his move to California. Bruce Arena called him a quality goalkeeper with Premier League and World Cup experience, adding competition for Daniel and Earl William Edwards Jr.

Bruno Guimaraes, Newcastle United and Arsenal
Wednesday

Bruno Guimaraes has asked to leave Newcastle United, with Arsenal accelerating interest in the Brazil midfielder. A fee around £60m was initially discussed with his representatives, although Newcastle have not received direct contact from Arsenal yet.

Newcastle do not want to lose their captain after already selling Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon this summer. Arsenal are weighing midfield options, but Guimaraes’ age, price and Newcastle’s rebuild make any deal politically and financially delicate.

Fenerbahce, Marseille and Mason Greenwood
Wednesday

Fenerbahce are increasingly confident of signing Mason Greenwood from Marseille in a deal worth around €45m. The Turkish club have been advancing talks for the 24-year-old former Manchester United forward after a strong Ligue 1 season.

Marseille are open to selling, while Fenerbahce believe a lucrative package can beat rival interest from Roma and Atletico Madrid. Manchester United are set to benefit from a sizeable sell-on clause inserted when Greenwood left Old Trafford.

New England Revolution, Lyon and Matt Turner
Wednesday

New England Revolution have signed USMNT goalkeeper Matt Turner on another loan from Lyon, with a purchase option included. The 32-year-old returns as a targeted allocation money-eligible player and does not require a designated player slot.

Turner revived his career at New England before moving to Arsenal and later Lyon through Nottingham Forest. He has 55 USMNT caps and rejoined the Revolution last summer after his Lyon future shifted under a changed executive structure.

London City Lionesses and Alexia Putellas
Wednesday

London City Lionesses have signed two-time Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas on a three-year deal after her Barcelona contract expired. The Spain midfielder joins one of the most ambitious women-only clubs in England after 14 trophy-laden years in Catalonia.

Putellas chose London City over rival offers, giving Michele Kang’s project a landmark signing and the WSL a major global name. The club expect her arrival to lift attendances, sponsorship appeal, academy standards and their push toward European qualification.

Arsenal and Geraldine Reuteler
Wednesday

Arsenal have signed Switzerland midfielder Geraldine Reuteler after her Eintracht Frankfurt exit, with the 27-year-old understood to have agreed a four-year deal. She becomes Arsenal’s third summer signing after Georgia Stanway and Selina Cerci joined this window.

Reuteler brings 184 Frankfurt appearances, 54 goals, 44 assists and 91 Switzerland caps to Renee Slegers’ squad. Arsenal believe her attacking midfield versatility strengthens their push to close the WSL gap and build a title-challenging group.

Brentford, Burnley and Jaidon Anthony
Tuesday

Brentford have signed Burnley forward Jaidon Anthony on a four-year contract with an option for another season. The deal is worth £15m, rising to £17m with add-ons, after the winger’s strong individual year despite relegation.

Anthony scored nine goals and added four assists last season, attracting Brentford because of his London roots and fit under Keith Andrews. The club see room for improvement and have now added him after signing Jannik Schuster.

Celtic, Qarabag and Camilo Duran
Tuesday

Qarabag forward Camilo Duran is set to undergo a medical ahead of becoming Celtic’s first summer signing this week. Martin O’Neill confirmed the 24-year-old Colombian is completing checks after Celtic agreed an undisclosed fee with Qarabag.

Duran impressed with 15 goals and 10 assists last season, including five goals in 10 Champions League appearances. His arrival would ease fan concern after rivals Hearts and Rangers moved faster in the summer transfer window.

Chelsea, Juventus and Julia Bartel
Tuesday

Chelsea midfielder Julia Bartel is closing in on a summer move to Juventus after struggling for minutes in London. The 22-year-old Spain youth international joined Chelsea from Barcelona in 2024 but has made only two appearances.

Bartel spent last season on loan at Atletico Madrid after an earlier Liverpool spell, making 43 appearances in Spain. Juventus are expected to complete the deal within days as they replace Lia Walti, who moved to Brighton.

Arsenal, Leeds United and Illan Meslier
Tuesday

Arsenal are set to complete the signing of goalkeeper Illan Meslier on a free transfer from Leeds United. An agreement has been reached, with Meslier at Arsenal’s training centre to finalise terms and undergo a medical.

Meslier is out of contract and would initially arrive behind David Raya and Kepa Arrizabalaga. Arsenal are planning ahead in case Kepa leaves, while teenager Tommy Setford is expected to go out on loan this summer.