Twente joins Arsenal, Feyenoord winger to Liverpool, Groningen signs Slovak

Mika Godts, the former FC Twente forward, has completed a move to Arsenal, while former Feyenoord winger Crysencio Summerville joins Liverpool and FC Groningen have secured Slovak left‑back Nikolas Brandis on a four‑year contract. The three transfers dominate today’s Dutch transfer headlines.

Godts, listed as an ex‑player of Twente, arrives at the London club after a spell in the Eredivisie. The Arsenal announcement confirmed his signing but did not disclose contract length.

Summerville, who featured for Feyenoord before his departure, is now a Liverpool player. The transfer was confirmed alongside a separate report that Al‑Hilal reached an agreement with West Ham concerning the winger.

Nikolas Brandis, 21, comes from AS Trenčín and has signed a four‑year deal with FC Groningen. He said on the club’s website, "Since I heard of the interest, it has been my wish from day one to continue my career here in Groningen."

Al‑Hilal and West Ham have reportedly agreed on a deal involving Summerville, adding another layer to the player’s busy transfer window.

Guardian praises two Dutch talents from Ajax and Feyenoord, plus a PSV player

Van Oevelen leaves FC Volendam for the Premier League, marking another Dutch talent heading to England this summer.

Feyenoord and Calvin Stengs have mutually terminated their contract, allowing the 27‑year‑old to become a free agent.

Chelsea confirmed the loan of Alejandro Garnacho to Aston Villa and the permanent signing of Morgan Rogers for a record €137 million, underscoring the high‑profile activity across Europe.

The accompanying photo is credited to Pim RasMika, and the report also lists Anis Hadj Moussa among the highlighted players.

The World Cup has ended, and the transfer market is now the main focus for clubs across the continent.