Football Transfers in Europe

While English Premier League Transfers, Spanish La Liga Transfers and Italian Serie A transfers have been allocated a special section on our website, all other football transfers will be displayed on the Rest of Europe Transfers page. This could easily become one of the most visited pages on Soccernews seeing that great football is also played outside the three aforementioned leagues.
German Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Bayer Leverkusen and others are thinking of ways to stay one step ahead of the competition, so there is no doubt that these clubs will be well represented on the European soccer transfers page. Every time the Bavarians fail to win the league title, they embark on a heavy spending spree, while other Bundesliga clubs are also expected to be very active in the transfer window.
The clubs in French Ligue 1 have been so evenly matched over the last few years that one big name signing has usually proved to be the difference in the very interesting title race, and you can be sure that you will be the first to know of any football transfers that Marseille, Lyon, Paris Saint-Germain, Lille and others complete.
When we talk about Portugal, there is every chance that Benfica, Porto and Sporting Lisbon will announce several low-profile signings, at least one of which would prove to be a star in the making. Sporting Braga are doing their best to stay close to the Big Three of Portuguese football and they are traditionally the club that are the busiest during the transfer windows.
With so much money being invested in the squads every single year, it is no wonder that Russian Premier League is quickly closing the gap behind leading European championships. Everything suggests that clubs like Zenit, CSKA, Spartak Moscow and Dynamo Moscow will continue to spend piles of cash on South American players, as well as on their European counterparts driven mostly by materialistic motives.
Ukrainian giants Dynamo Kyiv and Metalurg Donetsk have developed a habit of spending more money on new signings than some of the biggest European clubs, although their investments usually pay off when the players move to one of the European giants.
Taking all these leagues into account and few others, we can safely say that European transfers will be a real hit with the football fans and you certainly shouldn’t be surprised by the huge transfer fees you are likely to see in the price column.