The Premier League’s summer transfer window has officially closed following a thrilling deadline day, during which spending surpassed the £3 billion mark. However, several leagues around the world remain open for business, allowing players to move internationally.

Unlike the Premier League, which adheres to a specific deadline, other leagues can set their own timelines for transfers. This flexibility means players can potentially leave England for clubs in nations where the transfer window is still active. Additionally, numerous free agents are still on the lookout for new teams and are not restricted by any deadlines.

Key details include:

• Turkey: The transfer window remains open until Friday, September 4. Notably, Mohamed Salah has already made headlines by moving to Trabzonspor from Liverpool.

• Scotland: The deadline is set for September 3 at 5 PM, providing clubs like Celtic, Rangers, and Hearts a short window to enhance their squads.

• Netherlands (Eredivisie): Clubs have until midnight on September 2 to finalize deals.

• Belgium: The transfer deadline follows a day later.

• Saudi Pro League: This league remains open for transfers until October 12, allowing significant flexibility for clubs.

• Portugal: The deadline is on September 15, offering clubs additional time.

• Women’s Super League (England): Teams must complete their transfers by 11 PM BST on Thursday, September 3.