2017 Summer Transfer Window (Confirmed transfers)

The above is correct. It's legit, I'll post it from their official twitter account to confirm:

Barcelona sign Gerard Deulofeu from Everton for £10.5m.


Hearts take Ashley Smith-Brown on loan from Manchester City.


RB Leipzig sign Konrad Laimer from RB Salzburg for £6.0m...Interesting one:


Deals over £5.0m not involving CL clubs
LOSC Lille sign Thiago Mendes from Sao Paulo for £7.7m. Lille getting shit done.
 
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Everton sign Henry Onyekuru from KAS Eupen for £7.0m and then immediately loan him out to Anderlecht for the season:


NAC Breda take Manu Garcia on loan again from Manchester City:
 
I think Bournemouth have made a great signing with Ake. Was really impressed with him during his loan spell there. He's a good player.
 
AS Roma activate Lorenzo Pellegrini's buy back clause from Sassuolo for roughly £8.8m.


Great deal for Roma.
 
Final transfers for the day:

Involving PL Clubs
Jonas Lossl - Mainz 05 -----> Huddersfield Town - Loan.

Involving CL Clubs
Mariano Diaz - Real Madrid -----> Olympique Lyon - £7.0m.
Maxime Gonalons - Olympique Lyon -----> AS Roma - £4.3m.
Federico Ricci - AS Roma -----> Sassuolo - £3.8m.
Cristian Tello - FC Barcelona -----> Real Betis - £3.5m.

Other Interesting Transfers
Fabio Borini - Sunderland -----> AC Milan - Loan.
 
Southampton sign Jan Bednarek from Lech Poznan for £5.0m:


Involving CL Clubs
Sevilla sign Ever Banega from Inter Milan for £7.8m.

Bordeaux sign Youssouf Sabaly from PSG for £3.5m.

Stuttgart sign Anastasios Donis from Juventus for £2.6m.

Other Interesting Transfers
Sampdoria sign Gianluca Caprari from Inter Milan for £13.0m (possibly £4.3m in add ons)

Sampdoria sign Nicola Murru from Cagliari for £6.0m
 
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