Transfer window 2026, standout and priciest moves after one month | OneFootball

The World Cup ended Sunday, closing 2025-26, and attention turns to a brisk transfer window that could quicken again. Several deals have landed over the past month, with bigger moves still possible, especially in Ligue one.

L'Équipe reports that records are already falling in the Premier League, and Morgan Rogers could become the most expensive English player in history if he joins Chelsea.

Elliot Anderson joined Manchester City from Nottingham Forest, €135m. Sandro Tonali left Newcastle for Tottenham, €108m. Mateus Fernandes moved from West Ham to Tottenham, €98m.

Anthony Gordon joined Barcelona from Newcastle, €80m. Gonçalo Ramos left PSG for AC Milan, €74m.

Eliezer Mayenda joined Rennes from Sunderland, €22m. Pablo Pagis moved from Lorient to Paris FC, €16m. Basar Önal signed for Lille from Nijmegen, €12m.

Ansu Fati joined Monaco from Barcelona, €11m. Mads Bidstrup moved to Lyon from RB Salzburg, €10.5m. Sadibou Sané left Metz for Monaco, €10m.

Michael Skoras signed for Lens from Gent, €6m.

Johan Manzambi left Freiburg for Aston Villa, about €60m. Jan Paul Van Hecke joined Tottenham from Brighton, €60m. Marc Cucurella moved from Chelsea to Real Madrid, €60m.

Marco Palestra switched from Atalanta to Chelsea, €57m. Andrey Santos joined Manchester United from Chelsea, €56m. Luka Vuksovic left Tottenham for Brighton, €54m.

Nathaniel Brown and Ismael Saibari joined Bayern Munich from Frankfurt and PSV respectively, €50m apiece. Youri Tielemans left Aston Villa for Manchester United, €41m.

Source: L'Équipe