Key Points

• Leeds United are yet to make their first summer signing, while several expected Premier League rivals have already moved in the market.
• Tottenham Hotspur are among the busiest clubs, with reports saying they have added four players so far.
• The wider focus of the report is on every Premier League deal completed so far in the summer window.
• Nottingham Forest are also highlighted, with the report pointing to the possibility of a major outgoing move.
• The transfer window had only recently reopened after the June closure period, so early business is still developing.

Leeds United (The Leeds Times) June 29, 2026, rivals active as Spurs add four, every Premier League deal so far, June 29, 2026 – the Premier League summer market is beginning to take shape, with Leeds United still waiting to make their first signing while Tottenham Hotspur have already added four players, according to a round-up published by Yorkshire Evening Post reporter Leon Wobschall and syndicated by OneFootball.

What does the report say about Leeds United?

As reported by Leon Wobschall of the Yorkshire Evening Post, Leeds United have not yet completed a first summer signing as clubs around them step up their recruitment.

The report places Leeds in a growing group of clubs that are still to act, even as other sides move early in the window.

That matters because the story is framed around how the club’s likely rivals are shaping their squads ahead of the new Premier League season.

Why are Tottenham Hotspur the main movers?

The same report says Tottenham Hotspur have added four players so far, making them one of the most active clubs in the early stages of the summer market. The headline focus on Spurs is part of a wider Premier League transfer summary rather than a single-deal story.

Another transfer report published on 29 June also pointed to Tottenham’s strong early recruitment drive, reinforcing the sense that the London club are pushing ahead quickly.goal+1

Which other clubs are moving?

The round-up also notes that other expected Premier League rivals are making early moves, rather than waiting until later in the window. Nottingham Forest are specifically mentioned, with the report saying they could face a significant exit from their squad.

A separate OneFootball transfer summary on the same day also described clubs across the league as pressing on with business while Sunderland were still waiting for a first signing, showing that the early market is active in several places at once.onefootball+1

What has been said about every Premier League deal so far?

The report is designed as a running list of summer business across the Premier League, covering both arrivals and departures.

BBC Sport’s transfer tracker confirms that the wider summer window had reopened on 15 June after an earlier closure period, meaning clubs were only just getting back into official deal-making. In that context, the story reflects an early snapshot rather than a finished market overview.

How does this affect Leeds United?

For Leeds United, the central issue is timing. Rivals strengthening early can raise the pressure on any club yet to open its account in the transfer market, especially if those rivals are likely to be direct competition next season.

The report does not say Leeds are in danger of missing out on specific targets, but it does show that the wider market is already moving while they remain inactive.

Background of the development

This development sits within the opening phase of the 2026 summer transfer window, when clubs across the Premier League are assessing squads and making early additions. The BBC’s transfer tracker notes that official business resumed after the June reopening, which explains why many clubs were only starting to complete deals at this stage.

The Leeds-focused roundup appears to have been written to show how quickly rivals are moving compared with clubs that have yet to act. It also reflects the usual transfer-window pattern, where early activity can set the tone for the rest of the summer.bbc.co+1

What is the likely impact?

For Leeds United supporters and the club’s recruitment team, the likely effect is increased scrutiny on whether the side will move soon or risk falling behind clubs that have already strengthened.

If Tottenham and other rivals continue to add players early, the comparison will keep putting Leeds under the spotlight. For the wider Premier League audience, the report suggests a transfer market that is already developing quickly, with more deals likely to follow as the summer progresses.