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Worrying for Newcastle as rivals get busy with 2019 Summer Premier League transfers

5 years ago
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The confirmed incoming Premier League transfers of the summer 2019 window so far, are listed below.

This is now the 30th day of the Premier League summer transfer window.

For Newcastle fans, the uncertainty over the ownership of the club and the manager’s situation further complicates things.

Whilst the window had a slow start overall for the Premier League, there will be concerns for Newcastle fans as rival clubs are now stepping up their recruitment.

The last week and a half has seen Aston Villa lay out around £43m on three players, including £22m on Wesley Moraes who Newcastle had been strongly linked with.

Elsewhere, West Ham have made their third signing of the window, today paying £24m for striker Pablo Fornals.

Wolves have committed to three permanent deals costing  £44m, including converting loan signings Jimenez and Dendoncker to permanent deals.

Southampton already have a £34m commitment, with £14m agreed for Moussa Djenepo yesterday, as well as Danny Ings to become a permanent signing at the end of the month.

With Bournemouth spending paying out £13m on Lloyd Kelly as soon as the window opened a month ago, we have four Premier League clubs that Newcastle will be hoping to compete with, who have all made major improvement to their teams/squads, some significantly so.

Confirmed Premier League transfers so far in the 2019 Summer Transfer Window as listed by the Official Premier League site, Transfermarkt and BBC Sport:

1 July

Leander Dendoncker [Anderlecht – Wolves] £12m

Danny Ings [Liverpool – Southampton] £20m

14 June

Pablo Fornals [Villarreal – West Ham] £24m

13 June

Moussa Djenepo [Standard Liege – Southampton] £14m

Wesley Moraes [Club Brugge – Aston Villa] £22m

12 June

Daniel James [Swansea – Manchester United] £15m

10 June

Anwar El Ghazi [Lille – Aston Villa] £8m

5 June

Jota [Birmingham – Aston Villa] £13m

3 June

David Martin [Millwall – West Ham] Free

31 May

Roberto [Espanyol – West Ham] Free

Patrick Roberts [Man City – Norwich] Loan

24 May

Jonas Lossl [Huddersfield – Everton] Free

23 May

Hong [Yeovil Town – Wolves]

18 May

Lloyd Kelly [Bristol City – Bournemouth] £13m

16 May

Joel Senior [Curzon Ashton – Burnley]

4 April

Raul Jimenez [Benfica – Wolves] £32m

This window closes in England at 5pm on Thursday 8 August, so 68 more days of fun and games still to go.

Elsewhere, these are the 2019 summer transfer window dates:

Scotland – Tuesday 11 June and ends on Monday 2 September

EFL Championship – Monday 6 May and ends Thursday 8 August

EFL League One/League Two – Monday 6 May and ends 31 August

France – Tuesday 11 June and ends 31 August

Germany – Monday 1 July and ends 31 August

Italy – Monday 1 July and ends Sunday 18 August

Spain – Tuesday 2 July and ends 31 August

So once the Premier League window closes, clubs in other countries can still potentially buy players from English clubs, though English clubs will no longer be able to buy.

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