The Premier League campaign may have concluded a matter of weeks ago but this week the transfer window reopens ahead of the 2023-24 season.
It promises to be a busy window for both Everton and Liverpool, regardless of which division the latter will be competing in next year. Liverpool have already welcomed the arrival of Alexis Mac Allister after he signed from Brighton & Hove Albion for an undisclosed fee last week.
The movement isn't expected to stop there as Jurgen Klopp faces arguably the busiest, yet, most important transfer window of his reign as he looks to transform the squad.
At Goodison Park, the Blues require a squad refresh as Sean Dyche looks to clear out deadwood left from previous managers with additions needed across the pitch.
READ MORE: Andre Gomes raises question over Everton future in emotional message after Lille loan
READ MORE: Jorg Schmadtke working on two shortlists for double Liverpool transfer plan
Read on below for the latest information relating to the upcoming transfer window.
When does the 2023 summer transfer window open?
This Wednesday (June 14) is the start date from which clubs in England can begin to conduct their business. The window will then close on September 1 at 11pm.
Any international deals will not go through until the start of July, meaning only domestic deals can be officially completed before this period.
The winter window will open on January 1 2024 and will close at 11pm on February 1.
Can Everton or Liverpool sign players past the deadline?
Yes, but only through the use of a deal sheet.
This provides clubs additional time to complete the formalities of a transfer, provided it is submitted after 9pm. Clubs that opt in are given two hours extra, or until 1am, to submit paperwork in full. This applies only to domestic deals and not international transfers, which follows the FIFA Transfer Matching System (TMS) deadline of midnight.
How many loan players are Premier League clubs allowed to have?
The maximum number of loans clubs are permitted to register in the same season is four. Sides are unable to loan more than one player from the same club under any circumstances.
READ NEXT:
Liverpool can't rely on Man City and Man Utd in the Champions League next season
Everton behind the scenes move hints MSP investment deal is closer
Messi admission and three empty shirt numbers show Liverpool transfer dilemma
Eight-goal Everton striker shares first-team target and reveals James Vaughan role in rise
Liverpool transfer Q&A -Thuram latest, Kone interest, centre-back targets
