The summer transfer window is open and clubs have been doing plenty of business as they prepare for the 2015/16 season.
You can keep up to date with all the latest transfer news and gossip in our dedicated Transfer Centre blog, which runs every day as we build up towards deadline day on September 1, with the window shutting at 1800 BST.
Check below for a comprehensive list of all the Premier League ins and outs - which will be updated regularly as the deals come in - as well as our guide to who needs what next season...
ARSENAL
Petr Cech was Arsenal's first signing of the summer
The signing of goalkeeper Petr Cech has given Arsenal fans real hope for the forthcoming season that a title challenge is on the way. With Theo Walcott finishing the season in style, there is every reason to expect them to be a stronger outfit in 2015/16. The transfer window isn’t shut yet though. Supporters will hoping to see some competition for Francis Coquelin in midfield and if Arsene Wenger bolsters his forward line as well then there’ll be some giddy Gunners around, although Lukas Podolski has been shipped out by the Arsenal boss.
How can Arsenal improve?
In
Petr Cech – Chelsea, £10m
Out
Carl Jenkinson – West Ham, Loan
Abou Diaby – Released
Lukas Podolski – Galatasaray, £1.8m (rising to around £10m)
Ainsley Maitland-Niles – Ipswich, Loan
Brandon Ormond-Ottewill – Swindon, Free
Ryo Myaichi – St Pauli, Undisclosed
Semi Ajayi – Cardiff, Undisclosed
Yaya Sanogo – Ajax, Loan
ASTON VILLA
Tim Sherwood has brought in Micah Richards and Scott Sinclair from Man City
Tim Sherwood brought the feel-good factor to Villa Park late last season, but the club’s FA Cup final no-show against Arsenal hinted at the problems that remain. Scott Sinclair has joined permanently, while there will be optimism that Micah Richards can rediscover his potential. However, with skipper Fabian Delph and Christian Benteke leaving and Ron Vlaar’s contract up, Villa have work to do in the window.
Will Villa be the top Midlands club?
In
Scott Sinclair – Man City, Undisclosed
Micah Richards – Man City, Free
Jordan Amavi – Nice, undisclosed
Idrissa Gueye – Lille, Undisclosed
Mark Bunn – Norwich, Free
Out
Christian Benteke - Liverpool, £32.5m
Fabian Delph – Man City, £8m
Shay Given - Stoke, Free
Darren Bent – Derby County, Free
Enda Stevens – Portsmouth, Free
Andreas Weimann – Derby County, Undisclosed
Matthew Lowton – Burnley, Undisclosed
Graham Burke – Notts County, Free
Yacouba Sylla – Rennes, Undisclosed
Antonio Luna – Eibar, Undisclosed
BOURNEMOUTH
Sylvain Distin will add top-flight experience to Bournemouth's back line
Eddie Howe has been quick to bolster the numbers at Dean Court. The biggest investment so far has been in 22-year-old defender Tyrone Mings from Ipswich but Premier League experience looks to be a priority too for the newly-promoted club. Adam Federici and Sylvain Distin should help with that, while the loan signing of Christian Atsu from Chelsea suggests Howe still has an eye for a flair player as he prepares for the test of the big league.
Can Bournemouth stay up?
In
Tyrone Mings – Ipswich Town, £8m
Sylvain Distin – Everton, Free
Artur Boruc – Southampton, Free
Adam Federici – Reading, Free
Joshua King – Blackburn Rovers, Tribunal
Christian Atsu – Chelsea, Loan (subject to Premier League approval)
Filippo Costa – Chievo, Loan
Out
Ian Harte – Released
Josh McQuoid – Luton, Free
Darryl Flavahan – Released
Mohamed Coulibaly – Released
Joe Partington – Released
Miles Addison – Released
Ryan Fraser – Ipswich Town, Loan
Brett Pitman – Ipswich Town, Undisclosed
Jayden Stockley – Portsmouth, Loan
CHELSEA
Asmir Begovic has moved to Chelsea from Stoke after Petr Cech's departure
Jose Mourinho’s decision to bring Radamel Falcao to Stamford Bridge is an intriguing one after his disappointing season at Manchester United, while Chelsea fans have also had to deal with club icons Didier Drogba and Petr Cech walking away, with Asmir Begovic coming in to improve their goalkeeping options. However, all of these moves are players on the fringes of the first-choice team – a reminder that when you’re the champions, there’s less work required than your rivals.
What do Chelsea need?
In
Radamel Falcao – AS Monaco, Loan
Asmir Begovic – Stoke, Undisclosed
Nathan – Atletico Paranaense, Undisclosed
Danilo Pantic – Partizan Belgrade, Undisclosed
Out
Petr Cech – Arsenal,  £10m
Patrick Bamford – Crystal Palace, Loan
Didier Drogba – Released
Marco van Ginkel – Stoke, Loan
Danilo Pantic – Vitesse Arnhem, Loan
Christian Atsu – Bournemouth, Loan (subject to Premier League approval)
Josh McEachran – Brentford, Undisclosed
Tomas Kalas – Middlesbrough, Loan
Gael Kakuta – Sevilla, Undisclosed
Mario Pasalic – Monaco, Loan
Kenneth Omeruo – Kasimpasa, Loan
Andreas Christensen – Borussia Monchengladbach, Loan
Isaiah Brown – Vitesse Arnhem, Loan
Lewis Baker – Vitesse Arnhem, Loan
Jordan Houghton – Gilliingham, Loan
CRYSTAL PALACE
Crystal Palace signed Yohan Cabaye from PSG for an undisclosed fee, believed to be a new Palace record
Free from the shackles of Mike Ashley’s Newcastle regime, Alan Pardew might have been expected to become a free-spending spirit at Palace but the Eagles are only starting to dip their toes into the marked. Several low-key players have been released but Pardew has pulled off the considerable coup of convincing Yohan Cabaye to return to England from Paris St-Germain. Scott Dann has also signed a new deal while Patrick Bamford has been given a shot at the Premier League after joining on loan from Chelsea.
Can Palace secure a top-half finish?
In
Patrick Bamford – Chelsea, Loan
Yohan Cabaye – PSG, Undisclosed (fee understood to be £10m, rising to £13m)
Alex McCarthy – QPR, Undisclosed (fee understood to be £3.5m)
Out
Jack Hunt – Sheffield Wednesday, Loan
Shola Ameobi – Released
Lewis Price – Sheffield Wednesday, Free
Owen Garvan – Released
Peter Ramage – Released
Stephen Dobbie – Released
Jerome Thomas – Released
Kyle De Silva – Notts County, Free
Hiram Boateng – Plymouth, Loan
EVERTON
Everton snatched Tom Cleverley ahead of Aston Villa
The return of Gerard Deulofeu has got supporters excited, with the Barcelona forward arriving for what looks to be a bargain price. Tom Cleverley has also linked up with Roberto Martinez again on a free transfer so Everton will feel they have got good value so far. With no Europa League distractions this term, they’ll be expecting a big improvement on last season’s Premier League efforts – and that will mean holding on to the likes of Seamus Coleman.
What do Everton need?
In
Gerard Deulofeu – Barcelona, £4.25m
Tom Cleverley – Manchester United, Free
David Henen – Olympiakos, Undisclosed
Out
Sylvain Distin – Bournemouth, Free
Luke Garbutt - Fulham, Loan
Francisco Junior – Wigan, Loan
Jonjoe Kenny – Wigan, Loan
Antolin Alcaraz – Released
George Green – Oldham, Free
LEICESTER CITY
After making an impressive impact in the latter half of last season, the permanent signing of Robert Huth offers hope that Leicester can continue that revival. Christian Fuchs arrives on a free transfer to compete for the left-back spot, but the Foxes have been backed with money too, with consistent Bundesliga forward Shinji Okazaki on his way. It’s all very exciting with Claudio Ranieri handed the reins, but fans will be heartbroken by the news that Esteban Cambiasso is leaving.
Will Leicester be the top Midlands club?
Shinji Okazaki scored 12 goals for Mainz last term
In
Robert Huth – Stoke, Undisclosed
Shinji Okazaki – Mainz, Undisclosed (subject to work permit)
Christian Fuchs – Schalke, Free
Out
Ben Hamer – Nottingham Forest, Loan
Paul Gallagher – Preston, Free
Chris Wood – Leeds, Undisclosed
Tom Hopper – Scunthorpe, Free
Adam Smith – Northampton, Free
Kieran Kennedy – Motherwell, Free
LIVERPOOL
James Milner's arrival will increase Liverpool's midfield options after the departure of Steven Gerrard
Christian Benteke is Liverpool's biggest signing of the summer so far after he joined in a £32.5m deal from Aston Villa. The signing of Roberto Firmino has got fans talking given the buzz about the Brazilian in the Bundesliga and there’ll be hope that – with the support of Danny Ings – he can help reinvigorate the Reds in the final third, while Nathaniel Clyne has joined from Southampton. It’s not all about the big-money deals at Anfield though. The acquisition of James Milner looks a shrewd purchase and should minimise any damage caused by the departure of club captain Steven Gerrard, while Brendan Rodgers also looks to move on after the £49m sale of Raheem Sterling to Manchester City.
What do Liverpool need?
In
Christian Benteke - Aston Villa, £32.5m
James Milner – Manchester City, Free
Danny Ings – Burnley, TBC
Roberto Firmino – Hoffenheim, £21.3m
Nathaniel Clyne – Southampton, Undisclosed (fee understood to be £10m plus add-ons)
Joe Gomez – Charlton, £3.5m
Adam Bogdan – Bolton, Free
Out
Raheem Sterling – Man City, £49m
Glen Johnson – Stoke, Free
Steven Gerrard – LA Galaxy, Free
Lloyd Jones – Blackpool, Loan
Jordan Williams – Swindon, Loan
Kevin Stewart – Swindon, Loan
Sebastian Coates – Sunderland, Undisclosed
Brad Jones – Released
Javi Manquillo – Atletico Madrid, Loan terminated
Danny Ward – Aberdeen, season-long loan
MANCHESTER CITY
Raheem Sterling completed a £49m move from Liverpool
The biggest transfer saga of the summer finally came to a head in July as Raheem Sterling completed a £49m move to the Etihad Stadium, and another saga took a U-turn as Villa's Fabian Delph changed his mind twice, eventually ending up at City. The loss of James Milner would have been a disappointment to those inside the club, but Yaya Toure’s renewed commitment to City suggests the talk of dramatic change has been overstated. Meanwhile, Edin Dzeko continues to be linked with a move away from the Etihad Stadium.
What do Man City need?
In
Raheem Sterling – Liverpool, £49m
Patrick Roberts – Fulham, £12m
Fabian Delph – Aston Villa, £8m
Enes Unal – Bursaspor, £2m
David Faupala – Lens
Out
James Milner – Liverpool, Free
Scott Sinclair – Aston Villa, Undisclosed
Micah Richards - Aston Villa, Free
John Guidetti – Celta Vigo, Free
Dedryck Boyata – Celtic, Undisclosed
Angelino – New York City FC, Loan
Jordy Hiwula - Huddersfield Town, Undisclosed
MANCHESTER UNITED
Louis van Gaal’s costly regeneration at Old Trafford has gathered pace this summer after the early arrival of Memphis Depay added pace and invention on the flanks. Sergio Ramos would be quite the coup for a defence lacking leaders, while Morgan Schneiderlin and Bastian Schweinsteiger have arrived to galvanise the midfield, and full-back Matteo Darmian has strengthened their defensive options. With Radamel Falcao’s loan up, a striker could be on the way too – but it’s the future of goalkeeper David de Gea that will worry supporters.

Bastian Schweinsteiger and Morgan Schneiderlin cost Manchester United a combined fee of £39.4 million.
What do Man Utd need?
In
Morgan Schneiderlin – Southampton, £25m
Bastian Schweinsteiger – Bayern Munich, £14.4m
Memphis Depay – PSV Eindhoven, Undisclosed
Matteo Darmian – Torino, £12.7m
Sergio Romero - Sampdoria, free
Out
Robin van Persie – Fenerbahce, fee to be agreed
Nani – Fenerbahce, £4.5m
Tom Cleverley – Everton, Free
Reece James – Wigan, Undisclosed
Saidy Janko - Celtic, Compensation
Ben Amos – Bolton, Free
Tom Thorpe – Rotherham, Free
Will Keane – Preston, Loan
Angelo Henriquez – Dinamo Zagreb, Undisclosed
Ben Pearson – Barnsley, Loan
Joe Rothwell – Barnsley, Loan
NEWCASTLE UNITED

Dutch international Georginio Wijnaldum was Steve McClaren's first signing as Newcastle manager.
Steve McClaren made Georginio Wijnaldum his first signing of the summer since taking over in June, while the acquisition of Aleksandar Mitrovic from Anderlecht is a real statement of intent. The Magpies had a miserable season in 2014/15, only narrowly avoiding relegation after a run of nine defeats from their last 11 games of the season under John Carver, so strengthening their squad will be crucial ahead of the new campaign.
Can Newcastle manage a top-half finish?
In
Chancel Mbemba – Anderlecht, Undisclosed
Aleksandar Mitrovic – Anderlecht, £13m
Georginio Wijnaldum – PSV, Undisclosed (in region of £14.5m)
Out
Sammy Ameobi – Cardiff City, Loan
Jonas Gutierrez – Released
Ryan Taylor – Released
Adam Campbell – Notts County, Free
Remie Streete – Port Vale, Free
NORWICH CITY

Graham Dorrans has made his loan deal permanent at Norwich
Norwich returned to the Premier League at the first time of asking after triumphing over Middlesbrough in the Championship play-off final in May. The Canaries have already signed winger Graham Dorrans from West Brom after a successful loan spell last season, while midfielder Youssouf Mulumbu has also arrived from The Hawthorns on a free transfer. Alex Neil’s side are likely to strengthen further before the end of the transfer window as they look to preserve their Premier League status.
Can Norwich stay up?
In
Graham Dorrans – West Brom, Undisclosed
Youssuf Mulumbu – West Brom, Free
Out
Mark Bunn – Aston Villa, Free
Carlton Morris – Hamilton, Loan
Cameron McGeehan – Luton Town, Undisclosed
Sam Kelly – Port Vale, Free
Remi Matthews - Burton, Loan
SOUTHAMPTON

Southampton have signed 22-year-old Juanmi from Malaga
Ronald Koeman’s Saints defied all expectations last season as they secured a seventh-placed finish despite a string of high-profile departures in the summer which included former boss Mauricio Pochettino. This year, right-back Nathaniel Clyne has joined Liverpool and midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin has departed for Manchester United, but the south-coast club have already started strengthening. Spanish striker Juanmi has arrived from Malaga and Cedric Soares has been brought in from Sporting Lisbon to replace the departing Clyne, while Jordy Clasie has arrived to bolster the midfield.
What do Southampton need?
In
Jordy Clasie – Feyenoord, £8.4m
Juanmi – Malaga, £5m
Cuco Martina – FC Twente, Undisclosed
Cedric Soares – Sporting CP, Undisclosed
Maarten Stekelenburg – Fulham, Loan
Out
Morgan Schneiderlin – Manchester United, £25m
Nathaniel Clyne – Liverpool, Undisclosed (fee understood to be £10m plus add-ons)
Artur Boruc – Bournemouth, Free
Jos Hooiveld – Released
Cody Cropper – MK Dons, Free
Omar Rowe – Released
Jake Sinclair – Released
Dani Osvaldo – Released
STOKE CITY

Glen Johnson has moved to Stoke on a free transfer.
Stoke are another side who impressed in 2014/15, securing their second successive top-10 finish under Mark Hughes and rounding off the campaign with a thumping 6-1 win at home to Liverpool. The Potters’ first big money addition of the summer arrived in the shape of a £5.75m deal for former Spain Under-21 international striker Joselu from Hannover 96. They have also completed the permanent signing of German defender Philipp Wollscheid after a loan spell last season and brought in Danish goalkeeper Jakob Haugaard from Midtylland and winger Moha El Ouriachi from Barcelona for an undisclosed fee. Glen Johnson has also arrived to bring more Premier League experience to the back line, while the loan of Marco van Ginkel from Chelsea could pay dividends.
Will Stoke be the top Midlands club?
In
Glen Johnson – Liverpool, Free
Phillipp Wollscheid – Bayer Leverkusen, Undisclosed
Joselu – Hannover 96, £5.75m
Shay Given – Aston Villa, Free
Marko van Ginkel – Chelsea, Loan
Jakob Haugaard – FC Midtyjlland, Undisclosed
Moha El Ouriachi – Barcelona, Undisclosed
Out
Asmir Begovic – Chelsea, Undisclosed
Steven Nzonzi – Sevilla, £7m
Robert Huth – Leicester City, Undisclosed
Jamie Ness - Scunthorpe, Free
Thomas Sorensen – Released
Wilson Palacios – Released
Andy Wilkinson – Released
SUNDERLAND

Sebastian Coates has made his loan from Liverpool permanent
Sunderland convinced Dick Advocaat to stay on as manager after the Dutchman steered them to survival with a game to spare after taking the job on a short-term basis in March. The Black Cats have bolstered their defensive options with Sebastian Coates, Younes Kaboul and Adam Matthews, while Jeremain Lens has arrived from Dynamo Kiev.
Can Sunderland climb to a top-half finish?
In
Jeremain Lens – Dynamo Kiev, Undisclosed
Younes Kaboul - Tottenham, Undisclosed
Adam Matthews – Celtic, £2m
Sebastian Coates – Liverpool, Undisclosed
Out
El-Hadji Ba – Charlton
Santiago Vergini - Getafe, Loan
SWANSEA CITY

Andre Ayew scored 10 goals in Ligue 1 for Marseille last season
Swansea exceeded expectations in 2014/15, finishing just outside the Europa League places in eighth despite losing Wilfried Bony to Manchester City in January. Bafetimbi Gomis impressed as Bony’s replacement in the final weeks of the campaign, and the Swans have already started strengthening this summer. They completed a transfer coup with the signing of Ghana forward Andre Ayew on a Bosman deal following the expiry of his contract at Marseille. French defender Frank Tabanou has also arrived from St Etienne, and Swedish goalkeeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt has been brought in as back-up to Lukasz Fabianski.
Will Swansea secure another top-half finish?
In
Andre Ayew – Marseille, Free
Franck Tabanou – St Etienne, £3.5m
Eder – Braga, Undisclosed
Kristoffer Nordfelt – Heerenveen, Undisclosed
Oliver McBurnie – Bradford City, Undisclosed
Out
Jazz Richards – Fulham, Undisclosed
David Cornell - Oldham, Free
Alan Tate – Released
Gerhard Tremmel – Released
Kenji Gorre – ADO Den Haag, season-long loan
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR

Toby Alderweireld signed for Totteham despite Southampton believing they had a deal in place to make his loan from Atletico Madrid permanent.
After their ill-fated £100m transfer splurge following the sale of Gareth Bale in 2013, Tottenham are adopting a very different approach in the transfer market as Mauricio Pochettino re-shapes his squad. Right-back Kieran Trippier, 24, and centre-back Kevin Wimmer, 22, have arrived for relatively small fees from Burnley and Cologne respectively, while Brazil midfielder Paulinho, one of the unsuccessful big money additions two years ago, has departed to China for £9.8m. Toby Alderweireld was snatched away from Southampton as he joins from Atletico Madrid to give added presence to the Spurs defence.
What do Tottenham need?
In
Toby Alderweireld – Atletico Madrid, Undisclosed
Kevin Wimmer – Cologne, Undisclosed (fee believed to be in region of £4m)
Kieran Trippier – Burnley, Undisclosed (fee believed to be in region of £3.5m)
Out
Paulinho – Guangzhou Evergrande, £9.8m
Benjamin Stambouli – PSG, £6m
Etienne Capoue – Watford, Undisclosed (fee believed to be in the region of £6m)
Younes Kaboul - Sunderland, Undisclosed
Lewis Holtby – Hamburg
Jordan Archer – Millwall, Free
Cristian Ceballos – Released
Bongani Khumalo – Released
Grant Ward – Rotherham, Loan
Alexander McQueen – Carlisle, Free
Cristian Ceballos – Charlton, Loan
WATFORD

Watford reportedly broke their transfer record to sign French midfielder Etienne Capoue
Despite guiding Watford to promotion from the Championship, former boss Slavisa Jokanovic left the club at the end of last season with Spanish coach Quique Flores arriving in his place. The Hornets have also started instigating changes on the pitch, with several new signings already wrapped up. Etienne Capoue has joined from Tottenham, while the signings of Valon Behrami and Jose Holebas show Watford mean business this season. Fans will also be delighted they have managed to secure forward Matej Vydra on a permanent deal from Udinese.
Can Watford stay up?
In
Etienne Capoue – Tottenham, Undisclosed (fee believed to be in the region of £6m)
Valon Behrami – Hamburg, £3m
Jose Holebas – Roma, £1.8m
Miguel Britos – Napoli, Undisclosed
Jose Jurado – Spartak Moscow, Undisclosed
Matej Vydra – Udinese, Undisclosed
Allan Nyom – Udinese, Undisclosed
Sebastian Prodl – Werder Bremen, Free
Giedrius Arlauskis – Steaua Bucharest, Undisclosed
Out
Jonathan Bond – Reading, Undisclosed
Lewis McGugan - Sheffield Wednesday, Undisclosed
Juanfran – Deportivo La Coruna, Loan
Uche Ikpeazu – Port Vale, Loan
WEST BROMWICH ALBION

James McClean has made the switch to The Hawthorns
Tony Pulis turned West Brom’s fortunes around after his appointment in January last season, easing their relegation worries and guiding them to a 13th-placed finish. Their first signing of the summer was winger James McClean, a £1.5m addition from Wigan Athletic, but they missed out on Demba Ba as the striker opted for Shanghai Shenhua. The Baggies have allowed Graham Dorrans and Youssouf Mulumbu to join newly-promoted Norwich, while Chris Baird signed for Derby County.
Will West Brom be the top Midlands club?
In
James McClean – Wigan, £1.5m
Out
Graham Dorrans – Norwich, Undisclosed
Youssuf Mulumbu – Norwich, Free
Chris Baird – Derby County, Free
Alex Jones – Birmingham City, Free
Kemar Roofe – Oxford United, Undisclosed
Jason Davidson – Huddersfield, Free
Bradley Garmston – Gillingham, Free
Donervon Daniels – Wigan, Free
Wesley Atkinson – Notts County, Free
WEST HAM UNITED

West Ham have bolstered their midfield options with Sampdoria's Pedro Obiang
West Ham have wasted no time in ringing the changes this summer as they prepare for their final season at the Boleyn Ground. Slaven Bilic has replaced Sam Allardyce as manager, and they have also been busy in the transfer market. The loss of Stewart Downing will be a blow but Angelo Ogbonna has signed from Juventus, while France winger Dimitri Payet has joined from Marseille and Spanish midfielder Pedro Obiang has also arrived from Sampdoria.
Will West Ham earn a top-half finish?
In
Angelo Ogbonna – Juventus, £7.9m
Dimitri Payet – Marseille, Undisclosed
Carl Jenkinson – Arsenal, Loan
Pedro Obiang – Sampdoria, Undisclosed
Manuel Lanzini – Al Jazira, Loan
Darren Randolph – Birmingham City, Free
Out
Stewart Downing – Middlesbrough, £5.5m
Dan Potts – Luton Town, Free
Paul McCallum – Leyton Orient, Free
Carlton Cole – Released
Guy Demel – Released
Jussi Jaaskelainen – Released
Nene – Released