Premier League transfer window to run for 10 weeks
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LONDON – The Premier League transfer window will run for 10 weeks until Oct. 5.
The 2020-21 season is due to begin a month later than scheduled in September. The transfer window will open on July 27, the day after the pandemic-delayed season ends, the league said Wednesday following a decision by clubs.
Premier League clubs will have from Oct. 5-16 to sign players on loan or permanently from 72 teams in the English Football League.
FIFA still has to approve the transfer window plans.
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