Europe, Arab world and +! Find out when the transfer window shuts

Europe, Arab world and +! Find out when the transfer window shuts The European transfer market has entered its final stretch. The continent’s main leagues will close their summer transfer windows next week, on the much-hyped Deadline Day (September 1). If clubs want to strengthen their squads by buying players from other teams, the race is now, quite literally, against the clock. ⏱️ The "D-Day" and the Top 5 European Leagues’ Deadlines Unlike what many people think, the transfer market does not close uniformly at midnight. Each league sets its own deadline on September 1 for club executives to submit all final paperwork. Check the exact moment the window closes in the main leagues (already converted to Brasília time): 🇩🇪 Germany (Bundesliga): 1:00 PM Brasília time (6:00 PM local time) 🇮🇹 Italy (Serie A): 3:00 PM Brasília time (8:00 PM local time) 🇫🇷 France (Ligue 1): 6:00 PM Brasília time (11:00 PM local time) 🇪🇸 Spain (La Liga): 6:59 PM Brasília time (11:59 PM local time) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England (Premier League): 7:00 PM Brasília time (11:00 PM London time) England’s "Extra Rule": The Premier League has a feature called a Deal Sheet. If clubs can prove that the deal was agreed before 7:00 PM (Brasília time), the league grants an additional two hours to submit the final paperwork, which often leads to announcements during the early hours of the morning. 🌍 Brazil, alternative markets, and the "Arab World" For comparison purposes, the transfer window in Brazil has a longer deadline and runs until September 11. However, it is important to remember that after September 1, clubs in Europe can no longer sign players (except free agents), but they can still lose players to countries with extended transfer windows: Netherlands: September 2 Qatar: September 3 Turkey and Ukraine: September 4 Russia: September 10 Portugal: September 15 United Arab Emirates: September 28 Saudi Arabia: October 12 Leagues such as Turkey’s (which has recently built strong squads) and Saudi Arabia’s (which continues to offer astronomical salaries) keep their windows open longer and pose a real threat to European and South American squads. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.