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#DeadlineDay: Full list of transfers completed by EPL clubs on Friday

Olatokunbo Sodipe by Olatokunbo Sodipe
September 2, 2023
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In typical fashion, topflight clubs in England scrambled around on transfer deadline day to beef up their squads.

Manchester City were able to complete deals for Matheus Nunes, while Liverpool signed Ryan Gravenberch from Bayern Munich.

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Super Eagles player, Alex Iwobi swapped Everton for Fulham and Cole Palmer joined Chelsea from City.

Both Sofyan Amrabat and Sergio Reguilon sealed loan moves to Manchester United.

Premier League deals:

Alex Iwobi – Everton to Fulham, £22m

Sofyan Amrabat – Fiorentina to Manchester United, loan

Brennan Johnson – Nottingham Forest to Tottenham, £47.5m

Ryan Gravenberch – Bayern Munich to Liverpool, £34.2m

Cole Palmer – Manchester City to Chelsea, £42.5m

Matheus Nunes – Wolves to Manchester City, £53m

Ansu Fati – Barcelona to Brighton, loan

Altay Bayındır – Fenerbahce to Manchester United, £4.3m

Nuno Tavares – Arsenal to Nottingham Forest, loan

Tommy Doyle – Manchester City to Wolves, loan

Clement Lenglet – Barcelona to Aston Villa, loan

James McAtee – Manchester City to Sheffield United, loan

Logan Pye – Manchester United to Burnley, undisclosed

Travis Hernes – Shrewsbury to Newcastle undisclosed

Sergio Reguilon – Tottenham to Manchester United, loan

Nicolas Dominguez – Bologna to Nottingham Forest, swap (Remo Freuler going the other way)

Jonny Evans – Manchester United, free

Callum Hudson-Odoi – Chelsea to Nottingham Forest, £5m

Odysseas Vlachodimos – Benfica to Nottingham Forest, £7.7m

Albert Sambi Lokonga – Arsenal to Luton, loan

Mike Tresor – Genk to Burnley, loan

Neal Maupay – Everton to Brentford, loan

Luis Sinisterra – Leeds to Bournemouth, loan

Ibrahim Sangare – PSV Eindhoven to Nottingham Forest, £30m

Divock Origi – AC Milan to Nottingham Forest, loan

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde – Strasbourg to Wolves, undisclosed

Andrew Omobamidele – Norwich to Nottingham Forest, £11m

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