Hojlund, Isak, Zincheko and the bustling final day of the transfer window in Europe

MU has just successfully pushed Hojlund and Antony

The first “hot spot” is MU. This club pushed out a series of unused stars. They sold Antony to Betis for 25 million euros and pushed Sancho to Aston Villa on loan. Aston Villa will pay 80% of Sancho’s salary and pay the loan fee to MU. In addition, the contract has a clause to activate another 1-year loan. Hojlund was also pushed by MU to Napoli on loan with a buyout.

In the opposite direction, MU signed a 5-year contract with Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp. The fee to recruit the Belgian goalkeeper is 21 million euros. He will replace Andre Onana in the MU goal.

At Arsenal, a number of faces also left the club. Jakub Kiwior joined Porto on a season-long loan. Oleksandr Zinchenko also went to Nottingham Forest on loan and Reiss Nelson joined Brentford.

Jackson reached an agreement to move to Bayern

Reiss Nelson was the temporary solution that the club invested in after losing Yoane Wissa to Newcastle for 58 million euros. In contrast, Newcastle sold Alexander Isak for a record 140 million euros. This decision ended a series of controversies that caused the Swedish striker to constantly "strike".

Not stopping there, Arsenal sold Sambi Lokonga to Hamburg. The 25-year-old player ended his loan spells at Crystal Palace, Luton Town and Sevilla. He is among a series of stars leaving Emirates, such as Fabio Vieira, Oleksandr Zinchenko, Thomas Partey, Marquinhos, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Jorginho...

Man City also pushed Manuel Akanji to Inter. This defender is a piece of Inter's puzzle, filling the void left by Benjamin Pavard (on loan to Marseille).

At Chelsea, they also reached two important agreements with Nicolas Jackson and Ben Chilwell. Both of them no longer have a position at the club, so going to Bayern (Jackson) and Strasbourg (Chilwell) will be their possible options.