Tuesday brought another wave of activity across Europe and beyond, with moves ranging from a Premier League goalkeeper switch to a notable arrival at Egyptian giants Al Ahly. Here's everything confirmed so far.

Confirmed Transfers — Done Deals

Kjell Scherpen → Ipswich Town (from Union Saint-Gilloise)

The Dutch goalkeeper makes the move to the Premier League after an impressive spell in Belgium with Union Saint-Gilloise, becoming Ipswich Town's latest addition as they prepare for the new top-flight season. Scherpen kept 14 clean sheets in the Jupiler Pro League last season.

Otávio → Eintracht Frankfurt (from CF Estrela Amadora)

The 20-year-old Brazilian centre-back completes a switch to the Bundesliga, leaving Portugal's Estrela Amadora to continue his development with Eintracht Frankfurt.

Otávio made over 30 appearances for Estrela Amadora last season and has been tipped as one of the Primeira Liga's most promising young defenders.

Julian Rijkhoff → FC Andorra (from Ajax Amsterdam U21)

Rijkhoff is set to lead FC Andorra's attack, leaving Ajax on loan for the club owned by Gerard Piqué, with an option to buy included in the deal for the Segunda División side.

Ajax loaned the 21-year-old striker to Almere City last season, where he was prolific, scoring 16 goals in 37 Keuken Kampioen Divisie appearances. Back at Ajax, there was again no room for him in the first team, so he heads to FC Andorra who finished 13th in Spain's second tier last season and were still on the hunt for further attacking options.

José Salinas → Málaga CF (from RCD Espanyol)

The Spanish left-back joins Málaga on loan, leaving Espanyol in search of regular first-team football.

Salinas made just a handful of senior appearances for Espanyol last season and will be hoping regular game time at Málaga can revive his career.

Gustavo Varela → AC Monza (from SL Benfica B)

The 21-year-old forward, eligible for both Portugal and Cape Verde, makes the step up from Benfica's B team to Serie A with Monza.

Varela scored 12 goals for Benfica B in Portugal's second tier last season, form that convinced Monza to make their move.

Jonathan Dubasin → CA Osasuna (from Sporting Gijón)

The winger moves within Spanish football after an eye-catching campaign in the second tier with Sporting Gijón, joining Osasuna in a €4m deal.

Dubasin scored 16 goals for Sporting Gijón last season as the club narrowly missed out on promotion to LaLiga.

Mounsef Bakrar → Al Ahly (from Dinamo Zagreb)

The Algeria international completes a big move to Egyptian giants Al Ahly, leaving Croatian side Dinamo Zagreb in a deal worth around €3m.

Bakrar has won over a dozen caps for Algeria and scored regularly in Croatia.

João Moreira → Al-Nasr SC (from São Paulo)

The Brazil-born right-back, who also holds Portuguese nationality, heads to the UAE Pro League after leaving São Paulo.

Moreira progressed through São Paulo's youth ranks and made his first-team debut for the Brazilian giants in 2023.

Calvin Stengs → AZ Alkmaar (from Feyenoord)

The Netherlands international makes a domestic switch, leaving Feyenoord for AZ Alkmaar on a free transfer.

Stengs struggled with injuries last season and will look to rediscover his best form back at AZ, the club where he first made his name.

Neto → Kalba FC (from Al-Bataeh CSC)

The Brazilian defensive midfielder moves between UAE Pro League clubs, joining Kalba FC from Al-Bataeh in a deal worth €1.8m.

Neto was a regular starter for Al-Bataeh last season, making over 25 league appearances in the UAE top flight.

Mohammed Mahzari → Al-Hilal (from Al-Taawoun)

The Saudi Arabia right-back completes a move to reigning champions Al-Hilal, leaving fellow Saudi Pro League side Al-Taawoun.

Mahzari has been a Saudi Arabia international since 2023 and adds further depth to Al-Hilal's title-chasing squad.

Latest Rumours — Who Could Move Next

Bruno Guimarães — linked with Arsenal

  • Source: Fabrizio Romano
  • Status: New contacts expected next week

Arsenal are set for fresh club-to-club contacts with Newcastle next week over Bruno Guimarães, with personal terms already in place. An improved proposal beyond the £70m already tabled is expected, though the deal still hinges on Newcastle's decision on whether to sell and at what price.

Nicolas Jackson — linked with Aston Villa

  • Source: Fabrizio Romano
  • Status: Long-standing interest, loan reports incorrect

Aston Villa have been keen on Nicolas Jackson since May, with Unai Emery a long-time admirer of the striker, but reports of a possible loan move are wide of the mark. Premier League rules cap a club at one loanee from the same parent club, and Villa have already used that slot on Alejandro Garnacho from Chelsea.

Jordan Henderson & Danny Welbeck — linked with Chelsea

  • Source: Fabrizio Romano
  • Status: Personal terms discussed, both open to move

Both Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck are ready and open to a move to Chelsea, with personal terms already discussed and not considered an issue for either player. Henderson would arrive as a free agent after leaving Brentford, while club-to-club talks continue over a fee for Welbeck.

Francisco Conceição — linked with Manchester United

  • Source: The Guardian
  • Status: Interest confirmed, valued at £43m (€50m)

Manchester United and new manager Michael Carrick want to sign 23-year-old Portugal winger Francisco Conceição from Juventus. The tricky former Porto player, who recently returned from the World Cup, is valued at around £43m (€50m). United are also said to be ahead of Chelsea in the race to sign Alex Scott from Bournemouth.

African Players on the Move — Watch List

Mounsef Bakrar's arrival at Al Ahly is the standout African move of the day, with the Egyptian giants bringing in the Algeria international from Croatia's Dinamo Zagreb for around €3m. Elsewhere, Cape Verde-eligible forward Gustavo Varela makes the step up to Serie A with Monza after progressing through Benfica's academy sides.

What's Next

Plenty to watch this week: Arsenal are readying an improved Bruno Guimarães bid, Chelsea could soon have news on both Henderson and Welbeck, and Manchester United continue to push for Conceição and Scott. Follow all the action on 22Bet.

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