The 2024 European summer transfer window deadline is here, as the clubs are pushing to secure their targets for all five top European leagues before the window officially closes tonight on 30th August. Want to keep up with all the top most expensive transfers and deals on the deadline day? At Sportsdunia, We have got you all covered for the final day across all the top five leagues; Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A and Ligue 1, in bonus, Saudi Pro League as well.
Most Expensive Deadline Day Transfers
Here are the top most Expensive movements of the 2024 Summer transfer Deadline day deals that have been confirmed so far:
| Player | Club Transferred from | Club Transferred to | Deal Amount in Pounds |
| Ivan Toney | Brentford | Al Ahli | 40 Million |
| Sam Johnstone | Crystal Palace | Wolves | 10 Million |
| Jayden Meghoma | Southampton | Brentford | 10 Million |
| Aaron Ramsdale | Arsenal | Southamptoon | 25 Million |
| Manu Kone | Mönchengladbach | AS Roma | 21 Million |
| Carlos Forbs | Ajax | Wolves | 11.4 Million |
| Jadon Sancho | Manchester United | Chelsea | 25 Million |
| Manuel Ugarte | Paris Saint Germain | Manchester United | 50 Million |
| Scott McTominay | Manchester United | Napoli | 25 Million |
| Eddie Nketiah | Arsenal | Crystal Palace | 30 million |
The Crystal Palace Goalkeeper, Sam Johnstone is moving permanently to Wolverhampton to Join the Wolves following the agreement on a four-year deal with fellow Premier League side on a £10 million transfer fee.
Meanwhile, The England International and one of the most sought names in the English top flight, Ivan Toney has agreed on personal terms to join the Saudi Pro League club Al Ahli and leave Brentford this summer on a substantial £40 million agreement and is set to undergo his medical in London.
Reportedly, Brentford have roped in promising 18-year-old left-back and youth England International, Jayden Meghoma on a four-year contract from newly promoted side Southampton. On the other hand, English shot-stopper Aaron Ramsdale is on his way to bolstering the Saints’ defence as their new goalkeeper £25 million on an initial four-year agreement with an option to extend further a year after losing his place in Mikel Arterta’s pecking order at the Emirates Stadium.
Serie A side AS Roma and Borussia Mönchengladbach have reached an agreement for the 23-year-old French Midfielder Manu Kone on a long-term deal to reinforce their midfield department, reports Fabrizio Romano.
Wolverhampton Wolves have signed Carlos Forbs for £11. 4 million fee from Eredivisie giants Ajax, the 20-year-old Portuguese winger is a former Manchester City youth product who last summer moved to Amsterdam and is now returning to England to become the latest Wolves addition. Forbs is the potential replacement of Pedro Neto who joined Chelsea.
Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho secures an initial loan move to Stamford Bridge to join Enzo Maresca’s side Chelsea with an obligation to sign a permanent deal next summer that could cost the Blues £20-25 million. Sancho had spent the latter half of the 2023-24 season on loan at Dortmund after being axed from the Red Devils squad following a feud with Manager Erik Ten Hag last year in August.
Manchester United completed their most awaited signing of the summer 2024 transfer window, Manuel Ugarte on the final day from PSG. The Ugurguayn International arrives on a staggering £50 million move to become the latest star addition at Old Trafford and signed the contract until June 2029 with an option to extend a year.
SSC Napoli announces the arrival of Scottish star Midfield star Scott McTominay from the Premier League. The 27-year-old player leaves his boyhood club after spending 22 years having joined Manchester United in 2002 at the age of five and made his way to the first team playing 255 games for the club.
Crystal Palace struck a £30 million worth deal to bring Arsenal forward Eddie Nketiah to Selhurst Park on a five-year long-term contract. Gunner’s homegrown, Nketiah has played 168 matches for North London and netted 38 goals across all competitions, as he became the newest Oliver Glasner’s squad player at a rival London club.