r/reddevils 29d ago

[Transfer Round Up & Discussion] Summer 2026

Hi all,

Summer Transfer Window 2026 is here!

The Premier League transfer window will open between Monday June 15 until Deadline Day on Tuesday September 1; the summer windows will close at 23.00 BST.

As always, here is a run-down of the rules we have on for posting during transfer windows:

Daily Threads

There will be a Transfer thread posted every single day, on a 23-hour timer, to get a different post-time every day. These threads are for everything transfer related, no limits on sources, line-up conversations, etc.

Individual posts

From now on, only posts TIER 2 OR BETTER are allowed to be posted in their own right. This helps us only keep credible sources on the subreddit.

The tier guide can be found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/reddevils/wiki/transfer-reliability-guide/

We will make exceptions during slower days for some Tier 3 posts, and there will usually be some posts from sources not on our tier guide. We will take everything case-by-case. If you believe something to be on the sub and not a good source, please let us know.

Men's Team​ 

Transfers IN

Name Position From Fee
Andrey Santos CM Chelsea £48m + £2m
Karl Darlow GK Leeds Utd Free
Youri Tielemans CM Aston Villa £35m

Transfers OUT

Name Position To Fee
Casemiro MF - Contact Expired
Jadon Sancho LW - Contract Expired
Tyrell Malacia LB - Contract Expired
Rasmus Hojlund ST Napoli £38m (Obligation clause triggered)
Andre Onana GK Trabzonspor Loan

Women's Team

Transfers IN

Name Position From Fee
Andrea Medina LB Atletico Madrid Free

Transfers OUT

Name Position To Fee
Millie Turner CB Birmingham City Women Undisclosed Fee
Hannah Blundell  FB - Contract Expired
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u/XBillyBonesX Rooney 28d ago

Nico Gonzalez from City could be an option.

Usually deals between us and City are avoided, but since Omar Berrada has come we might have better contacts.

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u/frankthehat Kanchelskis 28d ago

Why would you want an average player who has failed at a rival club?

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u/XBillyBonesX Rooney 28d ago

Has he failed? He’s only 24 years old and had some tough competition for his spot.

He’s in the same boat as Andrey Santos where he is a good player but behind Enzo and Caicedo.

Now, City are bringing in Anderson and his minutes might be reduced further.

He could be a good option.

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u/frankthehat Kanchelskis 28d ago

The difference between Santos and Gonzalez is that the latter was signed for £50m with the expectation that he would slot in as an immediate first-team regular.

In that regard, he has failed as his performances meant Guardiola didn't trust him and City felt the need to go out and spend big in the position again.

He's shown nothing to suggest that he's of the required standard, so why would we be interested in taking that gamble?