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Every football transfer rumour, scored. Only the ones you want. Transfer Tracker reads the reporting on every move and gives each one a live probability, so you can see at a glance which rumours are real and which are noise. Then you choose what reaches you. YOUR WINDOW, YOUR WAY Leave the noise of social media behind. Choose your clubs, your players and the journalists you trust, set how trusted a source has to be before a story reaches your feed, and leave out the stories only the tabloids are running. Set it once and the app and the website open the same way. A NUMBER ON EVERY RUMOUR Each move gets a probability that updates as new reports land. A trusted journalist confirming a deal moves it a long way. A recycled gossip line barely moves it at all. KNOW WHO TO TRUST Every journalist and outlet carries a trust score, graded against the transfer register: how many of their calls came true. You see who reported what, and when, on every rumour page. ALERTS FOR WHAT YOU FOLLOW, NOTHING ELSE A push alert the moment a move you follow changes. Choose everything, only the big moments, or no alerts at all for each club and player, hear about new reports only from sources you trust, and set quiet hours for the night. CLUB PAGES Every live link in and out of your club, scored by probability, by position. DONE DEALS AND FEES Completed transfers with their fees, the window's total spend against last year, and a value, contract and career story for players across Europe's top leagues. SHARE THE STORY Send any rumour to WhatsApp, Messages or your Story as a ready-made card. BUILT FOR THE WINDOW Summer, January or deadline day: the numbers move as the reporting moves, around the clock. Reading everything is free and needs no account. Sign in with Apple, Google or a code sent to your email to follow clubs, players and journalists, keep your settings on every device, and get alerts. A Score90 product. Probabilities and estimates are modelled opinions from public reporting. They are for information only, and they are not fact or betting advice.