Revisit all of last week's Premier League transfer action as the summer window begins to heat up.
Below is a recap of transfers comings and goings from England's top flight between July 29 and June 5.
Chelsea great Cech joins Arsenal
Veteran goalkeeper Petr Cech left Chelsea, his club of 11 years, to join Arsenal for a reported £10million. The 32-year old won 13 trophies during his spell at Stamford Bridge and his arrival at the Emirates Stadium has the Gunners fans excited ahead of a potentially successful new era.
It's official… @PetrCech has agreed to join @Arsenal! Full story here: http://t.co/09V3x81fiQ#WelcomeCechpic.twitter.com/Ov0UmAk2U5
— Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) June 29, 2015Cult hero Dicks added to West Ham's coaching staff
Across the English capital, West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic made a change to his coaching staff by appointing fellow former defender Julian Dicks. The 46-year old, who played for the Hammers from 1988 to 1993, had been acting as manager of the East London club's Ladies side but will now operate as first-team coach under new boss Bilic.
DICKS: #WHUFC legend @JULIAN3DICKS has joined Slaven Bilic's backroom staff as a coaching assistant. Full story at http://t.co/1dTOrn7zVZ
— West Ham United FC (@whufc_official) June 29, 2015Former Chelsea coach Wilkins appointed by Aston Villa
Aston Villa also made a coaching move by adding Ray Wilkins to Tim Sherwood's backroom staff. The 58-year old former Manchester United, Chelsea and QPR star has vast coaching experience which includes a stint as Fulham manager and assistant with the Blues.
NEW BACKROOM ADDITION: Ray Wilkins joins us as assistant manager. The full story: http://t.co/26tOak1UM7#AVFCpic.twitter.com/Pyt7SDcJhN
— Aston Villa FC (@AVFCOfficial) June 29, 2015Pearson sacked by Leicester
Leicester City made a huge call by sacking manager Nigel Pearson. The 51-year old guided the Foxes to a 14th-place finish on the Premier League table, after sitting on the bottom for much of the campaign, but the club stated that 'fundamental differences in perspective' made the working relationship 'no longer viable'.
BREAKING: Leicester City has today relieved its First Team Manager, Nigel Pearson, of his duties. More follows… #lcfcpic.twitter.com/yD6HZq99j1
— Leicester City (@OfficialFOXES) June 30, 2015Guangzhou Evergrande land Paulinho from Tottenham
Chinese Super League club Guangzhou Evergrande landed a massive coup in the form of Paulinho. The Brazilian midfielder joined the reigning CSL champions from Tottenham for £9.9m, linking up with former national team boss Luiz Felipe Scolari.
We are now able to confirm the transfer of @paulinhop8 to Guangzhou Evergrande - http://t.co/CjdU2Laraopic.twitter.com/HsTRbGF9Zr
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) June 30, 2015Bournemouth bring in Distin
Premier League new boys Bournemouth landed French defender Sylvain Distin from Everton as they begin to strengthen their squad ahead of the 2015/16 season.
BREAKING: @afcbournemouth make @sylvaind15tin their sixth summer signing: http://t.co/FOUx2RmpKv#afcbpic.twitter.com/RVipi9BiJI
— AFC Bournemouth (@afcbournemouth) July 1, 2015Liverpool land Clyne from Southampton
Liverpool again dipped into their savings by landing Nathaniel Clyne from Southampton for a reported fee of £12.5m, allowing him to link up with former Saints teammates Adam Lallana, Dejan Lovren and Rickie Lambert.
The 24-year-old England international defender has penned a long-term contract with the Reds. pic.twitter.com/4XVPUHxeKy
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) July 1, 2015Amos leaves Man Utd for Bolton
Goalkeeper Ben Amos left Manchester United to join Championship club Bolton on a free.
Best wishes from everybody at #mufc to goalkeeper Ben Amos, who's joined Bolton Wanderers today. pic.twitter.com/foTjraIyZq
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) July 1, 2015Vydra exits Udinese for permanent Watford deal
Czech Republic striker Matej Vydra completed his permanent move from Italian club Udinese to top flight returnees Watford following another successful loan with the Hornets.
OFFICIAL: @vydra_92 signs permanent five-year deal with #watfordfc. Info: http://t.co/XAwkgOUVKDpic.twitter.com/OmwzrvBNia
— Watford FC (@WatfordFC) July 1, 2015Hamburg shift for Holtby
German midfielder Lewis Holtby returned to his homeland to join Hamburg from Tottenham after spending time there on loan last term.
.@LewisHoltby has completed a permanent transfer to Hamburg. We wish him well - http://t.co/B5TFxhkFCjpic.twitter.com/YTF2vzIbbf
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) July 1, 2015Swansea capture Eder
Swansea City made a much-needed striker signing by landing Portuguese attacker Eder from Sporting Braga.
CONFIRMED: #Swans sign Portugal international Eder for an undisclosed fee from @SCBragaOficialhttp://t.co/EUggUC2T12pic.twitter.com/Angl3tUmQs
— Swansea City FC (@SwansOfficial) July 1, 2015Coates swaps Liverpool for Sunderland
Sunderland made permanent the loan of Uruguayan defender Sebastian Coates from Liverpool.
#SAFC are delighted to confirm the signing of @SebastianCoates from @LFC on a four-year deal. #hawaytheladspic.twitter.com/4S6A5eeMfI
— Sunderland AFC (@SunderlandAFC) July 1, 2015Richards drops to Championship
Wales international Jazz Richards left Swansea in search of regular game time at second tier club Fulham.
CONFIRMED: Swans defender Jazz Richards has joined Championship side @FulhamFC for an undisclosed fee. pic.twitter.com/xpynbOGXAl
— Swansea City FC (@SwansOfficial) July 2, 2015Falcao loaned to Chelsea
Colombian striker Radamel Falcao joined Premier League champions Chelsea on loan from Monaco following his sub-par spell with Man Utd last season.
.@ChelseaFC is delighted to announce we have agreed terms with Monaco for the season-long loan of @FALCAO... #CFCpic.twitter.com/wnZcjFGvtw
— Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) July 3, 2015Matthews departs Celtic for Sunderland
Adam Matthews left Scottish champions Celtic to test himself in England's top flight with Sunderland.
#DoneDealAdam Matthews is officially a Black Cat #hawaytheladspic.twitter.com/Jo1YB42n5Y
— Sunderland AFC (@SunderlandAFC) July 3, 2015And Galatasaray landed Podolski from Arsenal
Lukas Podolski ended his time with Arsenal to sign with Turkish giants Galatasaray.
All the best to @Podolski10, who has agreed a permanent move to Galatasaray. More details: http://t.co/c06eBUroI6pic.twitter.com/s4enON1uty
— Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) July 4, 2015