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Transfer Market Closed in the Netherlands: Players Can Still Move to These Countries

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The transfer market in the Netherlands closed on Wednesday evening. The market in top foreign leagues closed a day earlier. But where can Eredivisie players still go in the coming days? An overview of the deadlines by country.

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The transfer market in the Netherlands closed on Wednesday evening. In major footballing nations such as England, Germany, Spain, France, and Italy, the transfer market closed on Tuesday evening. Transfers can still take place in, for example, Saudi Arabia (for the entire month), Belgium (until September 3, 23:59), and Turkey (until September 4, 23:59). View the transfers below.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The transfer market in the Netherlands has been closed since Wednesday evening. The market in the top foreign competitions closed the day earlier. In some countries, the market is still open, and clubs can still get transfer-free players. Follow all transfer news here.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The transfer market in the Netherlands has been closed since Wednesday evening. The market in the top foreign competitions closed the day earlier. In some countries, the market is still open, and clubs can still get transfer-free players. Follow all transfer news here.

The transfer market in the Netherlands closed on Wednesday evening. The market in top foreign leagues closed a day earlier. But where can Eredivisie players still go in the coming days? An overview of the deadlines by country.

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Algemeen Dagblad broke the news in Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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