Every Premier League transfer on deadline day as Liverpool and Man Utd confirm deals
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Chelsea sealed a deadline day deal for Facundo Buonanotte(Image: Getty Images)The 2025 summer transfer window has finally come to a close and it was arguably the most expensive window ever.
Premier League clubs have splashed millions on new signings, blowing their European counterparts out of the water.
Liverpool have been among the highest spenders in the world under Arne Slot - and that was no different on deadline day after teeing up a £160m double swoop for Alexander Isak and Marc Guehi from Newcastle and Crystal Palace respectively.
Isak's move is still on track, but Guehi's switch has collapsed at the 11th hour.
Newcastle are also in the process of another signing.
With all of that being said, take a look at all of the done deals from across the Premier League on deadline day:
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Arsenal
Ins: Piero Hincapie (Bayer Leverkusen, loan)
Outs: Albert Sambi Lokonga (Hamburg, undisclosed), Fabio Vieira (Hamburg, loan)
Aston Villa
Ins: Victor Lindelof (free)
Outs: Samuel Iling-Junior (West Bromwich Albion, loan), Zepiqueno Redmond (Huddersfield, loan),
Bournemouth
Ins: Veljko Milosavljevi? (Red Star Belgrade, undisclosed), Alex Jimenez (AC Milan, loan)
Outs: Ben Winterburn (Barnet, loan)
Brighton
Outs: Tariq Lamptey (Fiorentina, £6m), Jeremy Sarmiento (Cremonese, loan), Facundo Buonanotte (Chelsea, loan), Jacob Slater (Harrogate, loan)
Burnley
Ins: Florentino Luis (Benfica, loan)
Outs: Michael Mellon (Oldham, loan), Darko Churlinov (Kocaelispor, undisclosed), Aaron Ramsey (Leicester, loan)
Chelsea
Ins: Facundo Buonanotte ( Brighton, loan)
Outs: Omari Kellyman ( Cardiff City, loan), Alex Matos (Sheffield United, undisclosed), Jimmy May-Morgan (Peterborough United, loan),
Alexander Isak is still expected to be on the move on deadline day(Image: Getty Images)
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Crystal Palace
Ins: Jaydee Canvot (Toulouse, undisclosed)
Outs: Franco Umeh (Portsmouth, loan), Odsonne Edouard (Lens, undisclosed)
Everton
Ins: Merlin Röhl (Freiburg, loan)
Outs: Isaac Heath (Accrington Stanley, loan), Youssef Chermiti (Rangers, £10m), Harrison Armstrong (Preston North End, loan)
Fulham
Ins: Samuel Chukwueze (AC Milan, loan), Kevin (Shakhtar Donetsk, undisclosed)
Outs: Martial Godo (Strasbourg, undisclosed)
Leeds United
Outs: Darko Gyabi (Hull, undisclosed)
Liverpool
Ins: Alexander Isak (Newcastle, £130m)
Manchester City
Outs: Mahamadou Susoho (Livingston, loan), Will Dickson (Chesterfield, loan), Lakyle Samuel (Bromley, loan)
Manchester United
Outs: Ethan Ennis (Fleetwood Town, loan), Rasmus Hojlund (Napoli, loan), Antony (Real Betis, £21m), Harry Amass (Sheff Weds, loan)
Newcastle United
Outs: Trevan Sanusi (Lorient, loan), Alexandier Isak (Liverpool, £130m)
Nottingham Forest
Outs: Eric da Silva Moreira (Rio Ave, loan), Donnell McNeilly (Wycombe, loan), Josh Bowler (Blackpool, free)
Sunderland
Ins: Lutsharel Geertruida (RB Leipzig, loan), Brian Brobbey (Ajax, undisclosed)
Outs: Alan Browne (Middlesbrough, loan), Jenson Seelt (Wolfsburg, loan), Niall Huggins (Wycombe, loan), Patrick Roberts (Birmingham, loan)
Tottenham
Ins: Randal Kolo Muani (PSG, loan)
West Ham
Outs: Junior Robinson (Livingston, loan), Emerson Palmieri (Marseille, undisclosed), Finlay Herrick (Boreham Wood, loan)
Wolves
Ins: Tolu Arokodare (Genk, £24m)
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Outs: Dexter Lembikisa (Lincoln, loan)
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