Here are the deals that have been formally confirmed as of July 26, 2022, day 26 of the summer transfer window.
According to the most recent sources, Wales international Aaron Ramsey, who joined Juventus in 2019 on a free transfer from Arsenal, has parted ways with the "Old Ladies" just a few days before the transfer window closes.
The 31-year-old midfielder, who spent the first part of last season on loan at Scottish team Rangers, is now free to sign with any organization of his choosing.
Nordi Mukiele, who started his career in France before moving to Germany in 2018 to play for RB Leipzig, is apparently coming home this summer.
The 24-year-old versatile defender formerly played for top-tier Montpellier and has signed with Paris Saint-Germain for €10 million.
Manchester United has sent one of its young players on a temporary loan for the entire season as part of the team's development strategy. Alvaro Fernandez, a left-back who joins Preston North End in the Championship until May 2023, is expected to make an impression on Erik ten Haag, the team's new manager.
Shot-stopper Alessandro Plizzari, who has been on loan since leaving the AC Milan academy, is said to have departed the Serie A Champions for Serie B club Pescara for an unknown sum.
Jaden Philogene-Bidace, who still has much to prove to Steven Gerrard, has agreed to a season-long loan from Championship team Aston Villa to Cardiff City, with a May 2023 payment due.
The newly promoted Serie B team Bari has confirmed today that Michael Folorunsho will strengthen their attacking force on loan with a permanent deal after the spell. Folorunsho was a €1 million transfer move to Serie A giants Napoli but failed to live up to expectations.
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Additionally, the president of Atletico Madrid has stated that signing Cristiano Ronaldo is virtually difficult, giving Manchester United renewed optimism in their pursuit of Ajax winger Antony; Victor Osimhen, a target for Arsenal, has stated he will remain at the club despite rumors linking him to a transfer elsewhere.
Former Chelsea and Liverpool defender Glen Johnson has criticized Jesse Lingard for joining Nottingham Forest, alleging that it was made solely for financial gain.
Lingard reportedly agreed to a one-year contract for £200,000 per week with Nottingham Forest.
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