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Premier League transfer frenzy highlights how traditional football clubs still ignore crypto sponsorships

Premier League transfer frenzy highlights how traditional football clubs still ignore crypto sponsorships

The summer 2026 transfer window is in full swing with deals worth tens of millions of pounds, yet the crypto industry remains conspicuously absent from the conversation

by Editorial Team

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The summer transfer window is open, and Premier League clubs are making moves in what’s shaping up to be one of the busiest early windows in recent memory.

The deals shaping the 2026 summer window

Illan Meslier, the former Leeds United goalkeeper, is reportedly joining Arsenal on a free transfer.

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Newcastle is nearing the signing of Sean Steur for £23 million from Ajax. That’s roughly $29 million at current exchange rates.

Brentford completed the signing of Jaidon Anthony from Burnley for £17 million.

Brighton is in advanced negotiations with RB Leipzig over Brajan Gruda.

Elsewhere, Everton is sniffing around Tottenham’s Djed Spence, and Juventus is reportedly considering a move for John Stones. The summer transfer window runs from June 15 to September 1.

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