🚨 Transfers: the announcements you missed in recent days | OneFootball

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·23 September 2026

🚨 Transfers: the announcements you missed in recent days

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In search of injury replacements to strengthen their squads, clubs are continuing to dip into the free-agent market.

Sticking to their usual approach, Ajax may have pulled off a smart move by securing the services of former Tottenham midfield linchpin Yves Bissouma.


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A roundup of the official announcements that have flown under the radar in recent days.


  1. Bologna have sacked head coach Domenico Tedesco. The former Belgium manager is the second coach to be dismissed in Serie A this season. He is replaced by Raffaele Palladino.
  2. Gonzalo Higuaín’s brother, Federico, was sacked from his position as head coach of Columbus Crew (MLS) after an altercation with a female referee.
  • Bayern Munich have extended sporting director Christoph Freund’s contract until 2029.
  • Barcelona sporting director Deco announced Raphinha’s contract extension until 2029.
  • Javier Aguirre, who will manage Mexico at the 2026 World Cup, is Valencia’s new head coach until the end of the season.
  • Released by Tottenham at the end of last season, Yves Bissouma has signed for Ajax for one season.
  • French midfielder Enzo Le Fée has extended his contract with Sunderland until 2031.
  1. Colombia captain James Rodríguez has announced his international retirement.
  2. Released by Manchester United, Netherlands international Tyrell Malacia has signed for FC Cincinnati (MLS).
  1. Belgian goalkeeper Arnaud Bodard has left Lille to join Le Havre.
  1. Rennes have loaned Ghana international defender Alidu Seidu to OGC Nice (injury replacement).
  1. After terminating his contract with Reims, Samba Diawara has joined AJ Auxerre as an assistant coach.
  • Safouane Benzahra, Najd Ajroud, Nahël Haddani and Melvin Gomes Da Veiga have signed their first professional contracts with AS Monaco.
  • Former Lyon defender Hans Hateboer has signed for FC Groningen (Netherlands).
  • England international goalkeeper Dean Henderson has extended his contract with Crystal Palace until 2030.

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