The 2024 summer transfer window for top leagues in Europe has officially closed last night, August 30, and the Premier League teams have collectively spent over £1.96 billion on player acquisitions.

According to data from Football Transfers, the said amount is more than double the spending of Italy’s Serie A teams in the 2024 summer transfer window.

Some of the most notable deals were announced in the early hours following the deadline day on August 30. One of the eye-catching moves was Chelsea’s winger Raheem Sterling joining Arsenal on a season-long loan, while Chelsea confirmed the signing of Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho on a similar arrangement.

Both transfers required deal sheets to be signed, extending the deadline by two hours and leaving fans waiting late into the night for confirmation.

Another last-minute transfer saw England striker Ivan Toney completing a £40 million move from Brentford to the Saudi Pro League side Al-Ahli.

Before allowing Sancho to leave, Manchester United made the highest fee signing of the day, acquiring Paris St-Germain and Uruguay midfielder Manuel Ugarte for an initial £42.1 million, with the potential to rise to £50.5 million after add-ons.

This filled the gap left by Scotland international Scott McTominay, who moved to Serie A side Napoli for £25.7 million on transfer deadline day.

Additionally, forward Eddie Nketiah joined Crystal Palace from Arsenal in a deal worth around £30 million minutes before the window closed.

In the early hours of deadline day, Arsenal also sold goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale to Southampton for £25 million.

Below are all the completed Deals on the 2024 summer transfer window deadline day:

1. Manuel Ugarte: Paris St-Germain – Manchester United (£43m)
2. Ivan Toney: Brentford – Al-Ahli (£40m)
3. Eddie Nketiah: Arsenal – Crystal Palace (around £30m)
4. Scott McTominay: Manchester United – Napoli (£25.7m)
5. Andre: Fluminense – Wolves (£21m).
6. Aaron Ramsdale: Arsenal – Southampton (£18m plus)
7. Maxence Lacroix: Wolfsburg – Crystal Palace (£18m)
8. Billy Gilmour: Brighton – Napoli (£12m)
9. Jay Stansfield: Fulham – Birmingham (reported £10m)
10. Sam Johnstone: Crystal Palace – Wolves (£10m)
11. Giovani Lo Celso: Tottenham – Real Betis (£8.4m)
12. Jayden Meghoma: Southampton – Brentford (undisclosed)
13. Mahmoud Dahoud: Brighton – Eintracht Frankfurt (undisclosed)
14. Raheem Sterling: Chelsea – Arsenal (loan)
15. Neto: Bournemouth – Arsenal (loan)
16. James Ward-Prowse: West Ham – Nottingham Forest (loan)
17. Reiss Nelson: Arsenal – Fulham (loan)
18. Maxwel Cornet: West Ham – Southampton (loan)
19. Odsonne Edouard: Crystal Palace – Leicester (loan)
20. Stefan Bajcetic: Liverpool – Red Bull Salzburg (loan)
21. Orel Mangala: Lyon – Everton (loan)
22. Frank Onyeka: Brentford – Augsburg (loan)
23. Fabio Silva: Wolves – Las Palmas (loan)
24. Tammy Abraham: Roma – AC Milan (loan)
25. Naouirou Ahamada: Crystal Palace – Stade Rennais (loan)
26. Wilfred Zaha: Galatasaray – Lyon (loan – 3m euros)
27. Ryan Fraser: Free agent – Southampton
28. Carlos Soler: Paris St-Germain – West Ham (loan)
29. Carlos Forbs: Ajax – Wolves (loan)
30. Matt Turner: Nottingham Forest – Crystal Palace (loan)