DAZN has announced the return of DAZN Transfer by Fabrizio Romano, the go-to programme for everything happening in the transfer market. After a successful debut in June ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup, Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano returns to host the weekly live show, starting July 14th and continuing through to the official transfer deadline on September 1st.

Airing every Monday at 19:30 BST in English, the show will deliver in-depth market updates, sharp analysis and essential context — all with a tone that speaks directly to football fans who want to stay on top of every move in the market.

This new edition of DAZN Transfer by Fabrizio Romano follows the global broadcast of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, which was made available to stream for free on DAZN worldwide. In a summer filled with pivotal decisions and major moves, the show becomes the must-watch destination for anyone following the transfer stories shaping the build-up to the 2025/26 season.

In the weeks ahead, Romano will bring his trademark insight to the biggest deals, the top clubs’ transfer strategies, and the names making headlines across Europe and beyond. With privileged access to top-tier sources and a reputation built on accuracy and credibility, Romano will guide fans through every twist of the window, right up to the final day.

“The summer is far from over — the best is yet to come. Being on DAZN every week gives me the chance to share the full story behind every deal, in real time, with context, analysis, and a few surprises along the way. It’s going to be a crazy window,” says Fabrizio Romano, returning to lead fans through the final stretch of the transfer window.

With this return, DAZN reinforces its commitment to live content, real-time reporting, and the biggest football stories of the summer. DAZN Transfer by Fabrizio Romano continues as the go-to destination for fans who live the transfer market with passion — right up to the final minute of the transfer window on September 1st.

All episodes will be available to watch for free on DAZN. Fans simply need to register with an email address at DAZN.com — no subscription required.

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