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The weekend of the football transfer market has brought strong movements in the biggest European championships, with England in the spotlight and a historic record from Liverpool.
Liverpool breaks record with Isak
Liverpool have completed the signing of Swedish striker Alexander Isak from Newcastle for a club-record fee of £125m, with bonuses rising to £130m. It is the most expensive transfer in British football history and a clear signal that the club are aiming to make a strong return to the title race.
Chelsea leaves Jackson for Bayern, Guiu returns
Chelsea have allowed Nicolas Jackson to leave for Bayern Munich for around £70m, while bringing back Marc Guiu from loan at Sunderland to fill the gap in attack.
Newcastle and Villa are strongly activated
Newcastle have signed Congolese striker Yoane Wissa from Brentford for £55m, while Aston Villa have reached an agreement with Liverpool for the loan of Harvey Elliott, with an obligation to buy for £35m next year.
Manchester United squad clean-up
Manchester United have confirmed a number of high-profile departures, including Jadon Sancho and Antony, who have joined Real Betis for £21.5m with a percentage of any future sales. Meanwhile, United have signed Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens as a reinforcement.
Serie A and La Liga with key moves
Atlético Madrid have strengthened their attacking department with the transfer of Nico González from Juventus, initially on loan but with an obligation to buy for 32 million euros. Juventus have decided to pave the way for a renewal of the squad, releasing several players with high salaries.
Celtic strengthens attacking department
Scottish champions Celtic have completed the signing of Belgian striker Michel-Ange Balikwisha from Antwerp for a fee of around £5 million, aiming to boost their attacking options in European competition.
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