THE 2024/25 Premier League campaign is heading towards an unwanted close.

But the offseason does mean the thrills and spills of the transfer window are upon us.

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SunSport brings you all the dates and details you need ahead of the summer.

When does the summer transfer window 2025 open?

This summer, the transfer window will open early between Sunday, June 1 and Tuesday, June 10, due to the exceptional registration period related to the expanded Club World Cup.

Chelsea and Manchester City are the only Premier League clubs that are taking part in the revamped competition, but the early window allows all Prem sides to complete business.

The summer window will then open again properly on Monday, June 16, and close on Monday, September 1.

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The Premier League can only have 12 weeks of a summer window, which is why there is a five-day break to allow it to run to September 1.

What time does the summer transfer window 2025 close?

This year, the summer transfer window will close four hours earlier than usual.

Prem and EFL bosses, with the agreement of clubs in all four leagues, have come to the decision that all signings or paperwork will have to be lodged by 7pm, rather than the more accustomed 11pm deadline, on September 1.

An additional two hours will be allowed for signings from overseas to complete all the necessary paperwork.

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The move from the 11pm closure is viewed as a way of preventing club staff and administrators from having to burn the midnight oil well into the early hours when late-agreed deals are pushed through.