The Hypermotion 26/27 transfer window, live

Real Sporting de Gijón

11 arrivals · 10 departures

Antonio Casas seals the red-and-white transfer window as the 11th signing: between Otero, Sarco, Ferrari and him, finally there's some proper firepower up front. Losing Dubasin stung, but 4 million quid is 4 million quid, and the whole Forés saga ended with him at Burgos. What got hyped but didn't happen? Nico Serrano's return—stayed in the rumour mill.

🔁 Yann Kembo came back from his loan at Ibiza… and heads out again, this time to Huesca · loans end and players return to their clubs Justin Smith (Espanyol, now at Eldense), Óscar Cortés (Rangers), Jordy Caicedo (Atlas) and Andrés Cuenca (Barça Atlètic)… who returns to Gijón this summer loaned out by Como.

Real Oviedo

16 arrivals · 15 departures

Total overhaul for the eternal rivals: 12 new faces, Julián Calero gets the bench… and Santi Cazorla hangs up his boots—even a Sporting fan's got to doff his cap. Class act, magician.

🔁 Loan returns (returning to parent clubs): Moldovan (Atlético), Carmo (Nottingham Forest), Javi López (Real Sociedad), Fonseca, Colombatto and Fede Viñas (León), Forés and Thiago Fernández (Villarreal), Borbas (Bragantino).

Girona FC

7 arrivals · 12 departures

Girona go down, but they're going down with their pockets full: Roca, Solís, Krejčí and, in the dying moments, Ounahi to Panathinaikos for €15m and Tsygankov to Ajax under Míchel — over €35m in the bank. One era ends (farewell Stuani, Witsel, Blind) and another begins with Quique Álvarez, Morey and a free-agent Carles Pérez who arrived just as the window slammed shut.

🔁 Loan returns (returning to parent clubs): ter Stegen (Barça), Lemar (Atlético), Echeverri and Vitor Reis (Man. City), Hugo Rincón (Athletic). Returning to Girona: Asprilla, Yaakobishvili, Dawda Camara.

RCD Mallorca

8 arrivals · 6 departures

Historic takings in Palma: €22m for Samu Costa (club record sale, with sell-on for Almería) and €12m from Jan Virgili's buyout clause. Silver lining: they keep Valjent and Pablo Torre, a top-drawer keeper like Arnau Tenas arrives and right at the deadline, Guille Fernández gets snapped up by Barça until 2031.

🔁 Loan returns: Mateo Joseph (Leeds), Luvumbo (Cagliari) and Kumbulla (Roma) depart · returning are Larin, Jan Salas, Domènech and Dani Luna.

CD Tenerife

8 arrivals · 4 departures

Tete returns to professional football with an international marketplace: Slovenia, Bosnia, Germany… pure globalization on the island.

🔁 Baba Diocou returns (Granada didn't exercise their €2.5M option).

CD Eldense

14 arrivals · 6 departures

Eldense returns to Segunda in style: 10 signings already, including a Bayern academy loanee and a familiar face from El Molinón, Justin Smith.

🔁 Loan returns: Bellari, Quintanilla, Núñez, Vallejo, Hugo Alba and Isra Salazar returned to their clubs (Ramón Vila came back later, loaned again from Córdoba).

CE Sabadell FC

14 arrivals · 6 departures

The historic Garnet-and-Blue returns after 11 years and has signed 9: experience (Pere Pons, Pipa) and goals (Rahmani, Valles) to avoid being cannon fodder in this division. August 17th at El Molinón, we settle the score.

Celta Fortuna

1 arrivals · 3 departures

Historic debut for Celta's B team in professional football. As any academy side would, their market is youth development: few moves, plenty of academy players.

Albacete Balompié

6 arrivals · 5 departures

Alba lose Jefté's 18 goals but strengthen intelligently: Soberón, Ortuño, Corpas and a top-class keeper like Carlos Marín make for shrewd business.

🔁 Return to parent clubs Jonathan Gómez (PAOK) and Martín Fernández (Newell's) · Antonio David returns (Real Murcia).

UD Almería

10 arrivals · 12 departures

Pimienta on the bench and a serious window: Vesga free from Athletic is one of the summer's standout signings in the division.

FC Andorra

7 arrivals · 6 departures

Summer's shock signing: Pau López, a keeper with Roma and Betis on his CV, heads to the Principality. Piqué keeping himself entertained as always.

🔁 Loan returns: Edgar González (Almería), Cabanzón (Racing), the Yaakobishvili brothers, Petxarroman (then to Ceuta), Olabarrieta, Jastin, Min-su Kim, Owono and García de Albéniz (then to Eibar).

Burgos CF

9 arrivals · 7 departures

Fer Niño's departure funds have been reinvested big time: Forés (nicked from Sporting at the death), River Plate's gem Lencina and Gragera loaned in from Espanyol. Burgos means serious business.

🔁 Hugo Cuenca returns to Genoa.

Cádiz CF

14 arrivals · 10 departures

The Submarine have gone all in: 11 new faces, a double dip into Athletic's academy and two quality loans (Cordero from Newcastle and Zárate from Inter). And a bombshell in the dugout: Garitano out, Albert Celades in before the league even starts.

CD Castellón

8 arrivals · 5 departures

The Orelluts have done their homework smartly: Vlak was the standout player in the Dutch second tier and Bellari arrives from Valencia. Exotic market with a clear plan.

🔁 Gerenabarrena returns to Athletic and De Nipoti to Atalanta · Markanich remains on loan at Houston Dynamo.

AD Ceuta FC

12 arrivals · 4 departures

Ceuta look to consolidate in their second year in professional football: 7 new faces, including Omar Sadik on loan from Espanyol… plus four more in the final 48 hours of the window (Sevikyan, Konaré, Joaquín González and Toni Abad) after a nightmare start with zero points.

🔁 Loan returns: Marc Domènech (Mallorca), Bassinga (Las Palmas), Konrad de la Fuente (Lausanne, now at Sporting 😏) and Marcos Fernández (Espanyol).

Córdoba CF

16 arrivals · 11 departures

One of the category's most active windows: 14 arrivals. They lose their keeper (Marín) and their top finisher (Fuentes), but renew Théo Zidane and strengthen across the board.

🔁 Loan returns: Requena (Villarreal), Trilli (Valladolid), Del Moral (Oviedo), Goti (Real Sociedad) and Jan Salas (Mallorca) all coming back.

SD Eibar

6 arrivals · 8 departures

Ipurua's been at the Las Palmas market with a wheelbarrow, nabbing Pejiño and Iván Gil. Plenty of exits out the door to lighten the wage bill.

🔁 Loaned out: Arrillaga (Mirandés) and Asenjo (UD Logroñés).

Granada CF

6 arrivals · 8 departures

Historic purge at Los Cármenes: 13 departures in one fell swoop announced at once, Trigueros hanging up his boots, and a rebuild starting from the flanks.

🔁 Loan returns: Diocou (Tenerife), Petit (Betis), Astralaga (Barça), Diaby (Elche), Gagnidze (D. Moscú), Bouldini (Dépor) and Izan González heading back · Gumbau and Stoichkov also returning.

UD Las Palmas

8 arrivals · 6 departures

End of an era in capital letters: Jonathan Viera leaves (295 appearances, 78 goals) and Mika Mármol heads to Feyenoord on a free. Silver lining: Jefté returns home with 18 goals in the bag.

🔁 Amatucci returns to Fiorentina and Iker Bravo to Udinese.

CD Leganés

11 arrivals · 6 departures

The BOMBSHELL of the window: Álvaro Morata, loaned by Como, lands at Butarque. And all around, a European flavour to the market: AZ, Le Havre, Aris, Braga… The sale of Duk to Atlas for €2m bankrolled the whole party.

Real Sociedad B

1 arrivals · 3 departures

Life in the B team: Sanse feeds and is fed by Zubieta. Their real market will be internal promotion… and holding on to their stars.

Real Valladolid

13 arrivals · 10 departures

Víctor Orta at the helm with crystal-clear strategy: young talent on free transfers (Barberá, De Rooij, Van Duiven…). Madrid, mind you, bought back Carvajal Jr.

🔁 Loans returning: Canós (Valencia), Peter González (Getafe), Guilherme Fernandes (Betis) and Noah Ohio (Utrecht) come back.