It has been one of the busiest days of the summer in the transfer market. Chelsea have led the way after completing a British-record transfer. Meanwhile, one of Ghana's brightest young talents has finalised a Premier League move.

Confirmed Transfers — Done Deals

Lassine Sinayoko → Paris FC (from Auxerre)

  • Fee: €8m
  • Contract: 3 years

The Malian forward, who netted 12 goals in 32 appearances in Ligue 1 last season, has moved to the French capital to join Paris FC.

Tariq Lamptey → QPR (from Fiorentina)

  • Fee: Free
  • Contract: Undisclosed

Following an injury-ravaged season in Italy, the Ghanaian right-back is hoping to kickstart his career back in England in the Championship.

Kayne van Oevelen → Ipswich Town (from FC Volendam)

  • Fee: €4m
  • Contract: 5 years

Premier League newcomers Ipswich have boosted their goalkeeping options with the signing of van Oevelen on a long-term deal.

Abdul Fatawu → Ipswich Town (from Leicester City)

Also moving to Portman Road, Fatawu has jumped up two divisions after Leicester City's surprise relegation to League One. The 22-year-old Ghanaian winger was one of the few bright lights for the Foxes last term, registering nine goals and seven assists in 44 league appearances.

Óscar Zambrano → Hull City (from NK Maribor)

Hull City are gearing up for life in the English top flight. Their summer recruitment has continued with the capture of the Ecuadorian defensive midfielder.

Morgan Rogers → Chelsea (from Aston Villa)

The most expensive deal of the 2026 summer transfer window has been completed. Rogers was expected to leave Aston Villa, with persistent links to Arsenal. However, Chelsea have stepped in, and the England international will now be a key part of Xabi Alonso's revolution at Stamford Bridge.

Patson Daka → Hamburg (from Leicester City)

  • Fee: Free
  • Contract: 1 year

The Zambian international starts a new chapter in Germany, following a disappointing end to his time in England with Leicester.

Francisco Trincão → Al-Ahli (from Sporting)

The biggest Saudi clubs continue to attract European talent to the Pro League, with Portuguese star Trincão the latest to move. The 26-year-old will team up with the likes of Ivan Toney and Senegal international Édouard Mendy at Al-Ahli.

Malang Sarr → NEOM SC (from Lens)

  • Fee: Free
  • Contract: Undisclosed

The Nice-born centre-back, who recently announced his availability to play for Senegal, heads to Saudi Arabia after a successful campaign with Lens.

Latest Rumours — Who Could Move Next

Crysencio Summerville — linked with Al-Hilal

  • Source: David Ornstein
  • Status: Club agreement reached

Recently relegated West Ham are set to cash in on their star winger. Summerville registered two goals and two assists at the World Cup for the Netherlands, but is yet to agree personal terms with Al-Hilal on a deal reportedly worth more than €70m.

Bamba Dieng — linked with Amed SK

The out-of-contract Senegalese forward looks set to move to the Turkish Süper Lig newcomers.

Ousmane Diomande — linked with Nottingham Forest

  • Source: Fabrizio Romano
  • Status: Offer sent

The Ivory Coast international is the subject of Premier League interest from Nottingham Forest. A €40m package could be enough to close the deal with Sporting.

Alejandro Garnacho — linked with Aston Villa

  • Source: David Ornstein
  • Status: Discussions underway

Following the sale of Rogers, Aston Villa are hoping to boost their attacking options. Unai Emery is believed to be keen to bring Chelsea winger Garnacho to the Birmingham club.

Rodri — linked with Real Madrid

  • Source: Matteo Moretto
  • Status: Early interest

The World Cup Golden Ball winner is reportedly open to a return to Spain with Real Madrid. Negotiations are at a very early stage, but Los Blancos could bid for the Manchester City midfielder over the coming weeks.

Cristian Romero — linked with Inter and Barcelona

The Argentina centre-back is set to end his five-year spell at Tottenham. Reports suggest Inter are pursuing a deal, while Barcelona could also make a move if one of their defenders leaves.

African Players on the Move — Watch List

Ghanaian fans will be happy to see Fatawu rewarded for a promising campaign in England's second tier. He now has a good opportunity to compete for a starting role in the Premier League, where he'll be hoping to mirror the impact of his international teammate Antoine Semenyo.

What's Next

Following their record-breaking deal for Rogers, Chelsea will be looking ahead to the new English top-flight season with renewed optimism. They kick off their campaign against Fulham on 24 August. Follow all the action on 22Bet.

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