The England international also contributed two assists in this comprehensive victory, sending a resounding message to the rest of the league.

Kane’s hat-trick brings his tally to seven goals in his first five league appearances, accompanied by an impressive three assists for his new club.

The former Tottenham Hotspur confidently converted a penalty in the mid-week Champions League encounter against Manchester United, amassing a remarkable eight goals across all competitions.

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting opened the account for Thomas Tuchel’s side within just four minutes. Kane swiftly followed suit, displaying his predatory instincts as he pounced on a loose ball in the Bochum penalty area, driving it into the corner of the net.

By halftime, Bayern were leading 4-0, with Kane providing an assist for Leroy Sane before securing his second goal of the match from the penalty spot ten minutes into the second half.

The hat-trick hero then completed his memorable day, slotting home a near-post cross from Noussair Mazraoui two minutes from the final whistle and securing the match ball.

This remarkable feat marked Kane’s first domestic hat-trick since his back-to-back trebles for Tottenham against Burnley and Southampton in December 2017.

With this victory, Bayern maintains their undefeated start to the Bundesliga season, firmly establishing themselves at the top of the table with 13 points from four wins and a draw in their opening five games.

The former TSG Hoffenheim and RB Leipzig boss will be the successor to Hansi Flick, who was relieved of his duties after a 4-1 defeat against Japan on 10th September.

Nagelsmann is aiming to guide Germany through a successful tournament at Euro 2024. His first matches in charge will be during Germany’s upcoming US tour, as they come up against the USA on 14th October (21:00 CEST) and Mexico on 18th October (02:00 CEST).

In a press conference, the 38-year-old spoke about his new position and the energy he is hoping to bring to the team. He was joined on the podium by DFB president Bernd Neuendorf and sporting director Rudi Völler.

“The aim is to have a strong showing at the EUROs on home soil next summer. It’s great motivation for me, as well as a massive challenge, but one that I am very much aware of and am looking forward to,” said Nagelsmann.

“We want to excite people by playing good football. We don’t want to overcomplicate things in the lead-up to the Euros. However, we have a specific idea and we want to excite people by playing attractive football, not just with our results.

“Hosting a European Championship in your own country isn’t something that happens often. We want to get people on board in the lead-up to the tournament already and generate excitement, so that we are able to play at home in what is an incredible country with incredible citizens.

“One thing is obvious: if you’re playing in the EUROs or any tournament – and this is true from youth football up to professional football – you’re taking part with the intention of winning.

“I’m not worried, because I have full confidence in the team and the coaching staff. It’s an enormous privilege to be the head coach of a team that’s hosting the EUROs.

“There’s a lot of desire to build on the mood after the France game. In an ideal world, we’ll get to see a ‘Sommermärchen 2.0’. I will do everything I can to make sure that happens.”

The former Tottenham Hotspur forward provided an assist and scored a penalty, bringing his goal tally to five in five games for the season.

The match had several key moments, including a mistake by Manchester United’s goalkeeper Andre Onana, which allowed Leroy Sane to score the opening goal in the 28th minute. Four minutes later Serge Gnabry scored for Bayern Munich to make it 2-0.

United fought back with Rasmus Hojland and Casemiro scoring goals, but Mathys Tel’s late goal for Bayern sealed the victory for the German team.

Despite the loss, Manchester United is expected to have a chance for redemption in the group stage since FC Copenhagen and Galatasaray are considered more beatable opponents.

However, Erik ten Hag’s side has been struggling in the early part of the season, with three defeats in the first five league games, which has raised concerns among fans.

The Manchester United manager had brought optimism to the club after leading them to a major trophy and a return to the UEFA Champions League in the previous season.

However, the recent poor league results and the loss in this Champions League opener have put pressure on him and the team.

Real Madrid struggled to break down the resilient defence of Union Berlin, who had been promoted to the Bundesliga just four years ago.

Bellingham’s goal was his sixth in six games for Real Madrid in all competitions, highlighting his impressive start with the club.

The home side had difficulty finding the back of the net throughout the match, with Union Berlin’s goalkeeper, Frederik Ronnow, making key saves and the Madrid attackers hitting the woodwork.

The absence of injured forward Vinicius Junior affected Real Madrid’s attacking dynamics in recent weeks, but Bellingham’s goals had helped maintain a perfect record in La Liga.

Bellingham made his Champions League debut for Real Madrid after transferring from Borussia Dortmund in the summer.

Union Berlin displayed a well-organized and disciplined defensive performance against the formidable Real Madrid side.

The match saw veteran Italian defender Leonardo Bonucci making his debut for Union Berlin.
Real Madrid had several opportunities to score, with Joselu missing a header and Ronnow making important saves.

Bellingham’s decisive goal came in the form of a deflected strike that fell to him in the box, and he scored from close range.

Overall, it was a hard-fought match, and Bellingham’s late goal proved to be the difference-maker for Real Madrid against a resilient Union Berlin team.

Lazio drew 1-1 against Atlético de Madrid with goalkeeper, Ivan Provedel, scoring a dramatic last-minute header to secure a draw for his team. Despite dominating possession, Lazio initially fell behind when a shot deflected past Provedel. However, his late equalizer salvaged a point for the home side.

Feyenoord beat Glasgow Celtic 2-0 at home in a match filled with drama. Celtic received two red cards, saved a penalty, and conceded a second goal. Calvin Stengs’ free-kick put Feyenoord ahead before Alireza Jahanbakhsh sealed the win with a goal.

Paris St Germain beat Borussia Dortmund 2-0 with a strong second-half display. Kylian Mbappé scored from the penalty spot, and Achraf Hakimi added another goal to secure the victory.

Newcastle United earned a hard-fought point in their first Champions League appearance since 2002/03 against AC Milan. Goalkeeper Nick Pope made crucial saves early in the match, and Marco Sportiello denied them a late winner.

The reigning champions, Manchester City, had to come from behind but secured a 3-1 win with a classy second-half performance against Crvena zvezda. Erling Haaland and Julián Álvarez were among the goal-scorers for City.

RB Leipzig secured a win against Young Boys, with Xaver Schlager scoring the decisive goal. The match saw early goals from Mohamed Simakan and Meschack Elia before Schlager’s late strike secured the victory.

Barcelona dominated in their 5-0 win against group stage debutants Antwerp. João Félix and Robert Lewandowski were among the goal-scorers in a dominant display by Barcelona.

FC Porto got off to a strong start in their 3-1 against Shakhtar Donetsk, with Galeno scoring early in the match. Despite briefly being pegged back, Porto regained the lead and secured a comfortable win with goals from Mehdi Taremi and Galeno.hy

These matches provided an exciting start to the 2023/24 UEFA Champions League group stage, with several teams showcasing their quality and determination to perform on the big stage.

Everton 0
Arsenal 1

Spain LaLiga
Getafe 3
Osasuna 2

Villarreal 2
Almeria 1

Sevilla 1
Las Palmas 0

Real Madrid 2
Real Sociedad 1

Italy Serie A
Cagliari 0
Udinese 0

Frosinone 4
Sassuolo 2

Monza 1
Lecce 1

Fiorentina 3
Atalanta 2

Roma 7
Empoli 0

Germany Bundesliga
FC Heidenheim 4
Werder Bremen 2

Darmstadt 3
Borussia Monchengladbach 3

France Ligue 1
Lorient 2
Monaco 2

Clermont Foot 0
Nantes 1

Reims 1
Brest 2

Strasbourg 2
Montpellier 2

Marseille 0
Toulouse 0

Lyon 0
Le Havre 0

Netherlands Eredivisie
PEC Zwolle 1
Go Ahead Eagles 1

Excelsior 0
Almere City FC 0

FC Twente 3
Ajax Amsterdam 1

AZ Alkmaar 2
Sparta Rotterdam 0

Turkish Super Lig
Fenerbahce 3
Antalyaspor 2

Istanbulspor 0
Istanbul Basaksehir 2

Alanyaspor 3
Kasimpasa 3

Trabzonspor 3
Besiktas 0

Portugal Primeira Liga
Arouca 0
Casa Pia AC 1

Gil Vicente 5
Estoril 3

Vitoria de Guimaraes 2
Portimonense 1

Sporting CP 3
Moreirense 0

Belgium Pro League
Eupen 1
Standard Liege 3

Kortrijk 2
Anderlecht 2

Oud-Heverlee Leuven 1
Gent 1

St.Truiden 2
KV Mechelen 0

USA MLS
CF Montreal 0
Chicago Fire 0

Charlotte 0
DC United 0

Orlando City 4
Columbus Crew 3

Philadelphia Union 2
FC Cincinnati 2

Toronto FC 1
Vancouver Whitecaps 2

FC Dallas 1
Seattle Sounders FC 1

Houston Dynamo 1
St. Louis City 1

Minnesota United 0
Sporting Kansas City 1

Colorado Rapids 2
New England Revolution 1

Los Angeles FC 4
LA Galaxy 2

San Jose Earthquakes 2
Real Salt Lake 1

Netherlands Eerste Divisie
Cambuur 1
Willem II 0

Brazil Serie A
Atletico MG 1
Botafogo FR 0

Mexico Liga MX: Apertura
Necaxa 1
FC Juarez 1

Monterrey 3
Leon 1

CF America 4
CD Guadalajara 0

Pumas 3
Atletico de San Luis 2

Sweden Allsvenskan
Hammarby IF 1
Malmo FF 3

BK Haecken 3
Halmstads BK 2

Elfsborg 0
Kalmar FF 3

Denmark Superliga
Vejle Boldklub 1
Randers FC 2

Hvidovre 0
Lyngby 1

AGF 0
Brondby IF 3

Greece Super League
Asteras Tripolis 2
PAS Giannina 2

Kifisia FC 4
Panserraikos FC 4

PAOK FC 0
Aris 0

AEK Athens 1
Olympiacos 1

Romania Liga 1
Hermannstadt 3
FC Voluntari 1

Otelul Galati 0
FC Rapid 1923 0

FCV Farul Constanta 0
FCSB 1

Africa CAF Champions League
APR FC 0
Pyramids FC 0

Big Bullets 0
TP Mazembe 1

Jwaneng Galaxy 1
Orlando Pirates 0

UD Do Songo 1
Petro Atletico 2

Medeama SC 3
Horoya AC 1

Primeiro de Agosto 0
Al Hilal Omdurman 0

AS Douanes Ouagadougou 0
Esperance 1

Bo Rangers FC 1
CR Belouizdad 3

Hafia FC 1
Wydad Casablanca 1

Africa Confederation Cup
Al-Merrikh (Juba) 0
Petroleos Do Lobito 0

Bahir Dar City FC 2
Club Africain 0

FC MUZA 1
Diables Noirs de Combani 2

Singida Big Stars 1
Future FC 0

Abu Salim 3
KCCA FC 1

Stade Malien de Bamako 2
Aigle Noir 0

Etoile filante de Ouagadougou 0
Rivers United FC 0

Aston Villa 3
Crystal Palace 1

Fulham 1
Luton Town 0

Manchester United 1
Brighton & Hove Albion 3

Tottenham Hotspur 2
Sheffield United 1

West Ham United 1
Manchester City 3

Newcastle United 1
Brentford 0

Spain LaLiga
Athletico Bilbao 3
Cadiz 0

Valencia 3
Atletico Madrid 0

Celta Vigo 0
Mallorca 1

Barcelona 5
Real Betis 0

Italy Serie A
Juventus 3
Lazio 1

Inter Milan 5
AC Milan 1

Genoa 2
Napoli 2

Germany Bundesliga
FC Cologne 1
Hoffenheim 3

Freiburg 2
Borussia Dortmund 4

Mainz 1
VfB Stuttgart 3

RB Leipzig 3
Augsburg 0

Wolfsburg 2
Union Berlin 1

Bochum 1
Eintracht Frankfurt 1

France Ligue 1
Rennes 2
Lille 2

Lens 0
Metz 1

Netherlands Eredivisie
Feyenoord 6
SC Heerenveen 1

Vitesse 0
RKC Waalwijk 2

Fortuna Sittard 3
FC Volendam 1

PSV Eindhoven 4
NEC Nijmegen 0

Heracles 1
FC Utrecht 3

Turkey Super Lig
Kayserispor 2
Gaziantep FK 0

Konyaspor 1
Rizespor 2

Adana Demirspor 3
Pendikspor 0

Galatasaray 4
Samsunspor 2

Portugal Primeira Liga
Rio Ave 1
Famalicao 1

Farense 3
SC Braga 1

Vizela 1
Benfica 2

Belgium Pro League
RWD Molenbeek 2
Cercle Brugge 1

Union St.Gilloise 0
Genk 2

Club Brugge 4
Sporting Charleroi 2

Scotland Premiership
St. Johnstone 0
Rangers 2

Celtic 3
Dundee FC 0

Hearts 2
Aberdeen 2

Kilmarnock 2
Hibernian 2

Motherwell 0
St. Mirren 1

Ross County 1
Livingston 1

Saudi Arabia Professional League
Abha 1
Al Ettifaq 3

Al Hazm 1
Al Tai 1

Al Raed 1
Al Nassr 3

Al Ahli 3
Al Taawoun 2

Africa: CAF Champions League
Al-Merreikh 0
Young Africans 2

Power Dynamos 2
Simba SC 2

Etoile du Sahel 1
FAR Rabat 0

AS Real Bamako 0
FC Nouadhibou 3

Brazil Serie A
Cuiaba 2
America MG 2

Palmeiras 1
Goias 0

Vasco da Gama 4
Fluminense 2

Six of the nominees for The Best FIFA Men’s Player are from Manchester City, and their manager, Pep Guardiola, is nominated for The Best FIFA Men’s Coach.

The nominees for The Best FIFA Women’s Player include Aitana Bonmati and players from Spain, England, and Australia, reflecting their performances in the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.

Previous winners of The FIFA Best Women’s Coach award, Emma Hayes and Sarina Wiegman, are among the nominees in this category.

The Best Women’s Goalkeeper nominees are dominated by players who performed well in Australia and New Zealand during July and August, including Mary Earps and Catalina Coll.

The Best Men’s Goalkeeper category features nominees from five different players representing three continents.

The Best FIFA Men’s Player
Julian Alvarez
Marcelo Brozovic
Kevin De Bruyne
Ilkay Gundogan
Erling Haaland
Rodri
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia
Kylian Mbappe
Lionel Messi
Victor Osimhen
Declan Rice
Bernardo Silva

The Best FIFA Women’s Player Nominees
Aitana Bonmati
Linda Caicedo
Rachel Daly
Kadidiatou Diani
Caitlin Foord
Mary Fowler
Alex Greenwood
Jennifer Hermoso
Lindsey Horan
Amanda Ilestedt
Lauren James
Sam Kerr
Mapi Leon
Hinata Miyazawa
Salma Paralluelo
Keira Walsh

The Best FIFA Women’s Coach
Peter Gerhardsson
Jonatan Giraldez
Tony Gustavsson
Emma Hayes
Sarina Wiegman

The Best FIFA Men’s Coach
Pep Guardiola
Simone Inzaghi
Ange Postecoglou
Luciano Spalletti
Xavi

The Best FIFA Women’s Goalkeeper
Mackenzie Arnold
Ann-Katrin Berger
Catalina Coll
Mary Earps
Christiane Endler
Zecira Musovic
Sandra Panos Garcia-Villamil

The Best FIFA Men’s Goalkeeper
Yassine Bounou
Thibaut Courtois
Ederson
Andre Onana
Marc-Andre ter Stegen

The Best 2022 Winners
The Best FIFA Men’s Player: Lionel Messi
The Best FIFA Women’s Player: Alexia Putellas
The Best FIFA Men’s Goalkeeper: Emiliano Martinez
The Best FIFA Women’s Goalkeeper: Mary Earps
The Best FIFA Men’s Coach: Lionel Scaloni
The Best FIFA Women’s Coach: Sarina Wiegman
The FIFA Puskás Award: Marcin Oleksy
The FIFA Fair Play Award: Luka Lochoshvili
The FIFA Fan Award: Argentina fans

Brentford 2
AFC Bournemouth 2

Burnley 2
Tottenham Hotspur 5

Chelsea 0
Nottingham Forest 1

Manchester City 5
Fulham 1

Brighton & Hove Albion 3
Newcastle United 1

Spain LaLiga
Real Sociedad 5
Granada 3

Real Madrid 2
Getafe 1

Deportivo Alaves 1
Valencia 0

Real Betis 1
Rayo Vallecano 0

Italy Serie A
Bologna 2
Cagliari 1

Udinese 0
Frosinone 0

Atalanta 3
Monza 0

Napoli 1
Lazio 2

Germany Bundesliga
Augsburg 2
Bochum 2

Bayer Leverkusen 5
Darmstadt 1

TSG Hoffenheim 3
Wolfsburg 1

VfB Stuttgart 5
Freiburg 0

Werder Bremen 4
Mainz 0

Borussia Monchengladbach 1
Bayern Munich 2

France Ligue 1
Brest 0
Rennes 0

AS Monaco 3
Lens 0

Netherlands Eredivisie
Almere City FC 1
PEC Zwolle 2

Go Ahead Eagles 3
SC Heerenveen 2

RKC Waalwijk 0
PSV Eindhoven 4

Heracles 3
Excelsior 1

urkey Super Lig
Istanbul Basaksehir 0
Konyaspor 1

Pendikspor 1
Alanyaspor 1

Antalyaspor 1
Kayserispor 1

Gaziantep FK 0
Galatasaray 3

Portugal Primeira Liga
Casa Pia AC 1
Rio Ave 1

Famalicao 1
Farense 0

Portimonense 1
CF Estrela 1

Benfica 4
Vitoria de Guimaraes 0

Belgium
Thomas Delaney (From Sevilla to Anderlecht – Loan)
Mats Rits (From Club Brugge to Anderlecht)
Alexis Flips (From Stade Reims to Anderlecht)
Luis Vazquez (From Boca Juniors to Anderlecht)
Justin Lonwijk (From Dynamo Kyiv to Anderlecht – Loan)
Kasper Dolberg (OGC Nice to Anderlecht)

Croatia
Gabriel Vidovic (From Bayern Munich to Dinamo Zagreb – Loan)
Lukas Kacavenda (From Lokomotiva to Dinamo Zagreb – Loan)
Luka Stojkovic (From Lokomotiva to Dinamo Zagreb)
Takuro Kaneko (From H. C. Saporo to Dinamo Zagreb – Loan)
Matheus Saldanha (From JEF United Chiba to Partizan Belgrade)

France
Mama Balde (From Troyes to Olympique Lyon – Loan)
Folarin Balogun (From Arsenal to Monaco)
Jean-Kevin Duverne (From Stade Brestois to Nantes)
Nabil Bentaleb (From Angers to Lille)
Eray Comert (From Valencia to Nantes – Loan)
Matthis Abline (From Stade Rennes to Nantes – Loan)
Joaquin Correa (From Inter Milan to Olympique Marseille – Loan)
Adson (From Corinthians to F.C Nantes)
Elye Wahi (From Montpellier to Lens)
Wilfried Singo (From Torino to AS Monaco)
Nemanja Matic (From AS Roma to Stade Rennes)
Ousmane Dembele (From Barcelona to PSG)
Marquinhos (From Arsenal to Nantes)
Denis Zakaria (From Juventus to AS Monaco)
Ainsley Maitland-Niles (From Arsenal to Olympique Lyon)
Goncalo Ramos (From Benfica to PSG)
Duje Caleta-Car (From Southampton to Olympique Lyon)
Mohammed Salisu (From Southampton to AS Monaco)
Iliman Ndiaye (From Sheffield United to Marseille)
Ruben Blanco (From Celta Vigo to Olympique Marseille)
Arnau Tenas (From Barcelona to PSG)
Jeremie Boga (From Atalanta to OGC Nice)
Morgan Sanson (From Aston Villa to OGC Nice – Loan)
Ivan Cavaleiro (From Fulham to LOSC Lille)
Samuel Umtiti (From Barcelona to Lille FC)
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (From Chelsea to Olympique Marseille)
Benjamin Mendy (From Manchester City to FC Lorient)
Ismaila Sarr (From Watford to Olympique Marseille)
Philipp Kohn (From RB Salzburg to AS Monaco)
Renan Lodi (From Atletico Madrid to Olympique Marseille)
Hakon Arnar Haraldsson (From FC Copenhagen to Lille FC)
Tiago Santos From Estoril Praia to Lille FC)
Ludovic Blas (From FC Nantes to Stade Rennes)
Cristian Casseres Jr. (From New York Red Bull to Toulouse FC)
Lucas Hernandez (From Bayern Munich to PSG)
Kang-in Lee (From RCD Mallorca to PSG)
Marco Asensio (From Real Madrid to PSG)
Manuel Ugarte (From Sporting Lisbon to PSG)
Cher Ndour (From Benfica to PSG)
Enzo Le Fee (From FC Lorient to Stade Rennes)
Morgan Guilavogui (Paris FC to Lens)
Clinton Mata (From Club Brugge to Olympique Lyon)
Milan Skriniar (From Inter Milan to PSG)
Gauthier Gallon (From Troyes FC to Stade Rennes)
Geoffrey Kondogbia (From Atletico Madrid to Olympique Marseille)
Ruslan Malinovskyi (From Atalanta to Olympique Marseille)
Hugo Ekitike (From Stade Reims to PSG)
Neil El Aynaoui (From AS Nancy-Lorraine to RC Lens)
Andy Diouf (From FC Basel to RC Lens)
Malta Teddy Teuma (From Royale Union Saint-Gilloise to Stade Reims)
Skelly Alvero (From FC Sochaux-Montbeliard to Olympique Lyon)
Maximiliano Caufriez (From Spartak Moscow to Clermont Foot)
Romain Favre (From Bournemouth to FC Lorient – Loan)

Greece
Francisco Ortega (From Velez Sarsfield to Olympiacos F.C)
Omar Richards (From Nottingham Forest to Olympiacos F.C – Loan)
Santiago Hezze (From Huracan to Olympiacos)
Gustavo Scarpa (From Nottingham Forest to Olympiacos – Loan)
Ivan Brnic (From NK Maribor to Olympiacos)
Willian Arao (From Fenerbahce to Panathinaikos)
Jake O’Brien (From Crystal Palace to Olympique Lyon)
Ayoub El Kaabi (From Al-Sadd to Olympiacos)
Sotiris Alexandropoulos (From Sporting Lisbon to Olympiacos)
Jackson Porozo (From Troyes FC to Olympiacos)
Jordan Holsgrove (From Pacos Ferreira to Olympiacos)
Nicolas Freire (From UNAM Pumas to Olympiacos – Loan)
Filip Duricic (From Sampdoria to Panathinaikos)
Orbelin Pineda (From Celta Vigo to AEK Athens)
Panagiotis Retsos (From Verona to Olympiacos)

Netherlands
Georges Mikautadze (From Metz to Ajax Amsterdam)
Luka Ivanusec (From Dinamo Zagreb to Feyenoord)
Sergino Dest (From Barcelona to PSV Eindhoven – Loan)
Gaston Avila (From Royal Antwerp to Ajax Amsterdam)
Ondrej Lingr (From Sparta Prague to Feyenoord – Loan)
Josip Sutalo (From Dinamo Zagreb to Ajax Amsterdam)
Jerdy Schouten (From Bologna to PSV Eindhoven)
Chuba Akpom (From Middlesbrough to Ajax Amsterdam)
Anton Gaaei (From Viborg FF to Ajax Amsterdam)
Jakov Medic (From St. Pauli to Ajax Amsterdam)
Malik Tillman (From Bayern Munich to PSV Eindhoven)
Bart Nieuwkopp (From Union SG to Feyenoord)
Carlos Borges (From Manchester City to Ajax Amsterdam)
Calvin Stengs (From OGC Nice to Feyenoord)
Diant Ramaj (From Eintracht Frankfurt to Ajax Amsterdam)
Yankuba Minteh (From Newcastle United to Feyenoord – Loan)
Andre Ramalho (From RB Salzburg to PSV Eindhoven)
Thomas Beelen (From PEC Zwolle to Feyenoord)
Ricardo Pepi (From Augsburg to PSV Eindhoven)
Noa Lang (From Club Brugge to PSV Eindhoven)
Zidane Iqbal (From Manchester United to FC Utrecht)
Benjamin Tahirovic (From AS Roma to Ajax Amsterdam)
Branco van den Boomen (From Toulouse FC to Ajax Amsterdam)
Eloy Room (From Columbus Crew to SBV Arnhem Vitesse)

Portugal
Ivan Fresneda (From Valladolid to Sporting Lisbon)
Goncalo Guedes (From Wolves to Benfica – Loan)
Joao Moutinho (From Wolves to Braga)
Jorge Sanchez (From Ajax Amsterdam to FC Porto)
Alan Varela (From Boca Juniors to FC Porto)
Arthur Cabral (From Fiorentina to Benfica)
Anatoliy Trubin (From Shakhtar Donetsk to Benfica)
Morten Hjulmand (From US Lecce to Sporting Lisbon)
Viktor Gyokeres (From Coventry City to Sporting Lisbon)
David Jurasek (From Slavia Prague to Benfica)
Fran Navarro (From Gil Vicente to FC Porto)
Angel Di Maria (From Juventus to Benfica)
Orkun Kokcu (From Feyenoord to Benfica)
Joshua Wynder (From Louisville City to Benfica)

Russia
Srdan Babic (From Almeria to Spartak Moscow)
Vitor Davila (From Leon to CSKA Moscow)
Bakhtiyor Zaynutdinov (From CSKA Moscow to Besiktas)

Scotland
Luis Palma (From Aris Saloniki to Glassgow Celtic)
Gustaf Lagerbielke (From Elfsborg to Glasgow Celtic)
Maik Nawrocki (From Legia Warszawa to Glasgow Celtic)
Jose Cifuentes (From Los Angeles FC to Glasgow Rangers)
Danilo (From Feyenoord to Glasgow Rangers)
Hyeok-kyu Kwon (From Busan IPark to Glasgow Celtic)
Tomoki Iwata (From Yokohama to Glasgow Celtic)
Asmir Begovic (From Everton to Queens Park Rangers)
Hyun-jun Yang (Gangwon to Glasgow Celtic)
Cyriel Dressers (From Cremonese to Glasgow Rangers)
Rhys Williams (From Liverpool to Aberdeen – Loan)
Odin Thiago Holm (From Valerenga to Glasgow Celtic)
Marco Tilio (From Melbourne City to Glasgow Celtic)
Jack Butland (From Crystal Palace to Glasgow Rangers)
Abdallah Sima (Brighton & Hove Albion to Glasgow Rangers – Loan)

Serbia

Ghayas Zahid (From Ankaragucu to Partizan Belgrade)
Andrej Djuric (From Domzale to Red Star Belgrade)
Uros Kabic (From Vojvodina to Red Star Belgrade)
Uros Milovanovic (From Sporting Gijon to FK TSC – Loan)
Petar Stanic (From Red Star Belgrade to FK TSC)
Aldo Kalulu (From Sochaux to Partizan Belgrade)
Franck Kanoute (From Cercle Brugge to Partizan Belgrade)
Aleksandar Cirkovic (From Samara to FK TSC – Loan)
Milos Pantovic (From Vozdovac to FK TSC)
Marko Rakonjac (From Lokomotiv Moscow to FK TSC – Loan)
Aleksandar Jovanovic (From Apollon Limasol to Partizan Belgrade)
Milos Degenek (Columbus Crew to Crvena Zvezda)
Stefan Vukic (From FK TSC to Vojvodina)

Switzerland
Juan Carlos Gauto (From Huracan to FC Basel)
Renato Veiga (From Sporting Lisbon to FC Basel)
Mohamed Drager (From Nottingham Forest to F.C Basel)
Adrian Leon Barisic (From Osijek to Basel)

Turkey
Dominik Livakovic (From Dinamo Zagreb to Fenerbahce)
Hakim Ziyech (From Chelsea to Galatasaray – Loan)
Cengiz Under (From Olympique Marseille to Fenerbahce)
Fred (From Manchester United to Fenerbahce)
Milot Rashica (From Norwich City to Besiktas)
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (From Liverpool to Besiktas)
Omar Fayed (From El Mokawloo to Fenerbahce)
Kerem Demirbay (From Bayer Leverkusen to Galatasaray)
Gunay Guvenc (From Gaziantep to Galatasaray)
Mert Muldur (From Sassuolo to Fenerbahce)
Ante Rebic (From AC Milan to Besiktas)
Tete (From Shakhtar Donetsk to Galatasaray)
Cedric Bakambu (From Al-Nasr to Galatasaray)
Daniel Amartey (From Leicester City to Besiktas)
Jean Onana (From RC Lens to Besiktas)
Rodrigo Becao (From Udinese to Fenerbahce)
Wilfried Zaha (From Crystal Palace to Galatasaray)
Dusan Tadic (From Ajax Amsterdam to Fenerbahce)
Halil Dervisoglu (From Brentford to Galatasaray)
Sebastian Szymanski (From Dynamo Moscow to Fenerbahce)
Umut Nayir (From Eyupspor to Fenerbahce)
Angelino (From RB Leipzig to Galatasaray – Loan)
Gustavo Henrique (Flamengo to Fenerbahce)
Edin Dzeko (From Inter Milan to Fenerbahce)
Ryan Kent (From Glasgow Rangers to Fenerbahce)
Mislav Orsic (From Southampton to Trabzonspor)