Transfer: Other Liga Already Close, Premier League Still Busy

London - All the leagues in Europe have officially closed their summer transfer market. However, unlike the case with the UK where the excitement of buying and selling process is still possible until midnight.

According to UEFA rules, the transfer window European leagues shut down on September 1 morning at 00.00 local time. Big European leagues like Spain, Italy, Germany, and France is no longer a club-club permit do transactions.

This makes removals David De Gea is still a question mark until now. For De Gea transfer document is considered a late entry by the Authority La Liga (LFP), so that the Manchester United goalkeeper was considered void transfer.

As a result, Madrid also appeal to UEFA in order to move De Gea could be done, since they claim that the document was sent on time.

While other leagues have closed the market buying and selling of players, at least the English are still open window until 18:00 local time later. The reason the FA is still open is the Bank Holiday on August 31, where all banks in the UK closed. That means transactions that involve a lot of money between the clubs can not be done.

Therefore, MU was able to calmly completed the transfer of young players AS Monaco, Anthony Martial, which is planned to be introduced to the public today after a move worth 36 million pounds.

It also means there are still opportunities for our fellow English club to make the transfer, or purchase from a club outside England. Some of the names are still the talk in the State of Queen Elizabeth.

There is also the issue that Arsenal still pursuing Gonzalo Higuain or Edinson Cavani, to strengthen their front line.

Besides Chelsea reportedly also still insistent pursuit of John Stones and would raise its offer to more than 40 million pounds. If the Stones failed to get, then Zenit defender, Ezequiel Garay, will be the alternative.

Also there were names like Victor Wanyama, Charlie Austin, and Virgil van Dijk who would become the new players in the clubs of the Premier League tonight.

On top of it all certainly is a move De Gea to Madrid which will be followed by the migration of Keylor Navas to Old Trafford, certainly if UEFA grant requests Madrid.