The 10 transfers you might have missed: Icardi, Areola, Mkhitaryan and more

The summer transfer window finally closed around the rest of Europe. While Premier League transfer window closed before the start of the 2019-20 campaign, it remained open around the rest of Europe’s major league throughout August. Here are 10 transfers that may have flown under the radar. Mauro Icardi — Inter Milan to PSG (Loan) Icardi joined the Ligue 1 champion on a season-long loan with an option to buy for $71.3 million next year. Javier Hernandez — West Ham United to Sevilla ($8.4 million) Javier Hernandez became West Ham United’s record $19.5 million signings in 2017, but after West Ham paid another club record $43.4 for Eintracht Frankfurt’s Sebastian Haller this summer, Hernandez handed in a transfer request to force a late move to Sevilla. Luiz Gustavo- Olympique de Marseille to Fenerbahce ($6.69 million) Brazilian midfielder signed for Turkish side Fenerbahce in a four-year deal worth six million euros. Keylor Navas- Real Madrid to PSG ($16.3 million) Keylor Navas' $16.8 million move to PSG from Real Madrid was the second-most expensive deadline deal, behind Sporting Lisbon winger Raphinha's move to Stade Rennais. Henrikh Mkhitaryan- Arsenal to AS Roma (on loan) The Armenia international joined AS Roma on Monday on a season-long loan, but the Italian club has no contractual option to buy at the end of the deal. Alphonse Areola- PSG to Real Madrid (on Loan) Alphonse Areola is officially a Real Madrid player. The Frenchman arrived in Madrid from Paris Saint-Germain on a year-long loan with Keylor Navas heading in the opposite direction. Mario Lemina-Southampton to Galatasaray (on Loan) Lemina has joined Turkish side Galatasaray on a season-long loan. Despite initially attracting interest from Premier League sides Manchester United and Arsenal, the Gabon international will now ply his trade in Turkey. Ante Rebic- Eintracht Frankfurt to AC Milan (on Loan) Rebic joined AC Milan from Eintracht Frankfurt for a two-year loan with no option to buy at the end. In return, Milan have sent Andre Silva on the same two-year loan to the opposite direction. Fernando Llorente- Tottenham Hotspur to Napoli (Free) Spaniard Fernando Llorente completed a late free transfer to Napoli, leaving Harry Kane as Mauricio Pochettino's only central attacking option for the remainder of the season. Andre Silva- AC Milan to Eintracht Frankfurt (on Loan) Andre Silva joined Eintracht Frankfurt for a two-year loan deal. On the other hand, Ante Rebic moved in the opposite direction.

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