Premier League Confirms Two-Part Summer Transfer Window for 2025
The new structure addresses Club World Cup scheduling challenges and financial regulations, with an early window set for June 1-10.
- The Premier League has officially announced a two-part summer transfer window for 2025, with an early window from June 1 to June 10 and the regular window reopening on June 16 until September 1.
- This adjustment accommodates FIFA's expanded Club World Cup, which begins on June 14 in the United States and features Chelsea and Manchester City from the Premier League.
- The early window allows all clubs to register players or offload assets to meet Profitability and Sustainability Rules ahead of the June 30 accounting deadline.
- The decision, unanimously agreed upon by all 20 Premier League clubs, ensures alignment with other European leagues by keeping the regular window open until September 1.
- FIFA's regulations limiting annual transfer periods to 16 weeks necessitated the split window, providing flexibility for clubs participating in the global competition.