Sports this Week

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On Sports this weekend, we look at some completed transfers over the past week.


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• On Friday, 14 July:

Kyle Walker completed a £45m transfer from Tottenham to Manchester City. The right back signed a 5 year contract.

Sammy Ameobi also completed a free transfer from Newcastle to Bolton.

Chelsea loaned Lucas Piazon to Fulham.

• On Thursday, 13 July:

Watford Signed Nathaniel Chalobah from Chelsea, for an undisclosed fee.

Tigres signed Enner Valencia from West ham, for an undisclosed fee.

• On Wednesday, 12 July:

Chelsea loaned Ruben Loftus-Cheek to Crystal Palace.

Dani Alves completed a free transfer from Juventus to Paris St-Germain. He signed a 2 years contract.

Adnan Januzaj completed a £9.8m transfer from Manchester United to Real Sociedad.

• On Tuesday, 11 July:

Dominic Solanke completed a move from Chelsea to Liverpool for an undisclosed fee.
Jack Cork completed a £10m trabsfer from Swansea to Burnley.

Chelsea loaned Ola Aina to Hull City.
Steve Mandanda completed a transfer from Crystal Palace to Marseille for an undisclosed fee.

Real Madrid loaned James Rodriguez to Bayern Munich. The loan is for 2 years.

Mario Suarez completed a transfer from Watford to Guizhou Hengfeng Zhicheng FC for an undisclosed fee.

Ron-Robert Zieler completed a transfer from Leicester to Stuttgart for an undisclosed fee.

• On Monday, 10 July:

Romelu Lukaku completed a £75m transfer from Everton to Manchester United. He signed a 5 years contract.

• On Sunday, 9 July:

Wayne Rooney completed a free transfer from Manchester United to Everton. He signed a 2 years contract.

Antonio Rudiger completed a transfer from Roma to Chelsea for a reported initial fee of £29m. He signed a 5 years contract.

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