Premier League done deals: Every completed and confirmed signing in summer 2019 transfer window so far



Arsenal
In:
Out:
Aaron Ramsey – Juventus, free
Petr Cech – retired
Danny Welbeck – released
Stephan Lichtsteiner – released
Aston Villa
In:
Out:
Ross McCormack – released
Albert Adomah – released
Mark Bunn – released
Ritchie De Laet – released
Tommy Elphick – released
Alan Hutton – released
Mile Jedinak – released
Micah Richards – released
Glenn Whelan – released
Bournemouth
In:
Lloyd Kelly – Bristol City, undisclosed
Welcome to the club, Lloyd Kelly! 💥#afcb 🍒 pic.twitter.com/Q2YDzghheN
— AFC Bournemouth (@afcbournemouth) May 18, 2019
Out:
Marc Pugh – released
Brighton & Hove Albion
In:
Out:
Bruno – retired
David Ajiboye – released
Jonah Ayunga – released
Tyler Forbes – released
Dessie Hutchinson – released
Reece Meekums – released
Rian O’Sullivan – released
Burnley
In:
Joel Senior – Curzon Ashton, undisclosed
Out:
Stephen Ward – released
Anders Lindegaard – released
Jon Walters – retired
Chelsea
In:
Out:
Gary Cahill – released
Rob Green – retired

Crystal Palace

In:
Out:
Julian Speroni – released
Jason Puncheon – released

Everton

In:
Jonas Lossl – Huddersfield, free
Out:

Leicester City

In:
Out:
Danny Simpson – released
Shinji Okazaki – released

Liverpool

In:
Out:

Manchester City

In:
Out:
Vincent Kompany – Anderlecht, free
Here's to you @VincentKompany 
— Manchester City (@ManCity) May 19, 2019
Patrick Roberts – Norwich, loan

Manchester United

In:
Out:
Ander Herrera – released
Antonio Valencia – released

Newcastle United

In:
Out:

Norwich City

In:
Patrick Roberts – Manchester City, loan
Out:
Carlton Morris – Rotherham United, loan
Mason Bloomfield – Crawley Town, loan
Ivo Pinto – Dinamo Zagreb, free

Sheffield United

In:
Out:
Paul Coutts – released
Martin Crainie – released
Conor Washington – released
Daniel Lafferty – released
Caolan Lavery – released

Southampton

In:
Out:
Steven Davis – Rangers, free

Tottenham Hotspur

In:
Out:
Connor Ogilvie – Gillingham, undisclosed

Watford

In:
Out:
Obbi Oulare – Standard Liege, undisclosed
Ashley Charles – released
Andrew Eleftheriou – released
Sam Howes – released
Tom Leighton – released
Joy Mukena – released
Michael Mullings – released
Kai Sanders – released
Sam Sesay – released
Ryan Suckling – released
Ben Tricker – released

West Ham United

In:
Roberto – Espanyol, free
David Martin – Millwall, undisclosed
West Ham United. Born and bred #WelcomeMartinpic.twitter.com/jnecWLTfDj
— West Ham United (@WestHamUtd) June 3, 2019
Out:
Edimilson Fernandes – FSV Mainz, undisclosed
Adrian – released
Andy Carroll – released
Samir Nasri – released
Toni Martinez – released
Moses Makasi – released
Noha Sylvestre – released
Vashon Neufville – released
Josh Pask – released

Wolverhampton Wanderers

In:
Raul Jimenez – Benfica, undisclosed
Hong, Yeovil Town, undisclosed
Out:
Ethan Ebanks-Landell – Shrewsbury Town, undisclosed
Kevin Berkoe – Oxford, free
Michal Zyro – released
Carlos Heredia – released
Ben Goodliffe – released
Aaron Hayden – released
Diego Lattie – released
Enzo Sauvage – released
 we will keep you updated regarding transfer new this summer.

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