When does the Premier League transfer window close this summer?
Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Click here Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Between Premier League seasons, all attention turns to how teams plan on strengthening their squad during the summer with transfers. Manchester City 's pursuit of Tottenham striker Harry Kane seems to be their priority this summer as they look to replace the club's greatest ever goalscorer Sergio Aguero, while Manchester United are once again embroiled in a saga with Borussia Dortmund over winger Jadon Sancho. Lets take a look at the official rules for this summer's transfer window. (Image: (Photo by Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images))  Despite the season ending back in May and clubs initiating in transfer talks ever since, the window officially opened on June 9th. That means clubs could officially register new players to their squad from that date for 12 weeks. With Euro 2020 interrupting the window by running until July 11th, Premier League sides will have until 11pm on Tuesday August 31st to complete any transfer dealings. Clubs had previously agreed to their own separate deadline for signings before the Premier League season started, but it was agreed that it left them at a disadvantage to the rest of Europe and it was scrapped before the COVID-19 pandemic struck and enforced delays on the season as a whole. According to FIFA, all the major leagues across Europe this summer will operate via the same dates meaning there will be no dragged out sagas across leagues. Last season's transfer window saw a second deadline between Premier League and EFL clubs to complete deals, but it's unknown if that is the plan once again for this season. With the Premier League season due to begin on August 14th this season, the window will run into the first two weeks of the season which could cause some disruption to the first few lineups we see from teams.