When does the 2023 summer transfer window open?
Declan Rice, Harry Kane, Mason Mount and Moises Caicedo are all linked with big money moves this summer… but when does the transfer window open, and when is Deadline Day?
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The summer window is fast approaching with clubs already eyeing up key targets ahead of the new season.
The Premier League has confirmed dates for the summer and winter transfer windows ahead of the new season.
In a statement, the Premier League said: ‘To ensure harmonisation with the major leagues in Europe, the closing dates were set following discussions with the EFL, DFL, Serie A, LaLiga and LFP, who will all close their Summer and Winter windows on September 1 and February 1 respectively.’
Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur will be looking at ways in which they can close the gap on Manchester City after Pep Guardiola’s side secured yet another league title last season.
With the summer window around the corner, when does it open? When is Deadline Day? Mail Sport provides the answers below.
The summer transfer window is set to open this week, with several players already linked with big moves
Last summer saw the Premier League set a new spending record of £1.9billion, including Raheem Sterling’s move to Chelsea
When does the summer window open?
Next season’s summer window will open on Wednesday, June 14, 2023.
It will run until Friday, September 1 and is set to close at 11pm.
The EFL transfer window is also scheduled to open on the same day as the Premier League. However, the summer window in La Liga, Serie A and Bundesliga is expected open on Saturday, July 1.
The new season is set to kick off on the weekend of August 12/13. It is likely that the first fixture is held on Friday, August 11.
Last summer saw the Premier League set a new spending record of £1.9billion.
One of the biggest deals completed last summer was arguably Erling Haaland’s transfer to Manchester City.
Chelsea had a busy summer, signing the likes of Wesley Fofana, Raheem Sterling and Marc Cucurella.
Liverpool added to their forward line by signing Darwin Nunez from Portuguese side Benfica.
Erling Haaland signed a five-year contract at Manchester City, joining for £51million last summer
Liverpool added to their forward line by signing Darwin Nunez from Portuguese side Benfica
Who could be on the move this summer?
One of the biggest moves of this summer could see Harry Kane leave Tottenham. The forward is reportedly only interested in a move to Manchester United and is prepared to see out the remaining year of his contract if a deal cannot be agreed.
According to The Times, Erik ten Hag’s side aren’t confident that they will be able to sign Kane. United are considering Atalanta striker Rasmus Hojlund as an alternative solution should the club miss out on the Englishman.
Mason Mount is another player who could head to Old Trafford this summer. The Red Devils have reportedly planned to table a £50m offer to get the midfielder from Chelsea. Both Arsenal and Liverpool have also expressed their interest in the Englishman.
Last week, Liverpool announced the signing Alexis Mac Allister from Brighton and Hove Albion for £35m. The Argentine World Cup winner has agreed terms on a deal that will run to June 2028.
Jude Bellingham looks set to put pen-to-paper on a six-year-deal at Real Madrid. The Spanish giants have agreed a deal worth an initial £88.5m to sign England international.
Mason Mount could be on his way out this summer, with Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool interested in the Englishman
Arsenal are ready to table a £90m bid for the West Ham star Declan Rice this summer
Moises Caicedo is another big player who could be on the move this summer, with Arsenal and Chelsea interested
It is understood the deal will guarantee Dortmund £88.5m – but will rise towards £113.5m as a result of £25m worth of performance-related add-ons – which are believed to be achievable.
Declan Rice is another big name who could be on the move this summer, with Arsenal ready to table a £90m bid for the West Ham star.
The Gunners believe they are front runners for the England international, who is their No 1 transfer target.
Chelsea are believed to be in for Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo, who has valued at around £80m. The Blues face competition from Arsenal, who have reportedly agreed personal terms with the player.
Bayern Munich are reportedly keen on Manchester City forward Julian Alvarez. The Argentine has enjoyed a wonderful debut season at the Etihad, scoring 17 goals in all competitions.
