2018/19 football season is almost over, we know the finalists of Champions League and Europa League. Premier League have a new-old champion- Manchester City.
In La Liga, Barcelona claimed the title. Bayern Munich can secure another Bundesliga trophy at the weekend. Juventus and PSG also secured their domestic titles.
Now, the clubs are turning their attention to next season and prepare to do business in the summer transfer window.
Here are key dates in the months ahead.
PREMIER LEAGUE
Clubs in the Premier League - including newly-promoted Norwich City and Sheffield United - can sign players from domestic clubs from 00.01 on Thursday, May 16. Players from abroad cannot sign to Premier League clubs until FIFA's international window opens on Sunday, June 9.
The summer window will close at 5pm on Thursday, August 8 - two days before the new season begins.
CHAMPIONSHIP
Clubs in the EFL have been able to complete domestic transfers since Monday, May 6 - although any sides competing in the playoffs are not permitted to field new players until the season is over. International transfers can go through when FIFA's window opens on Sunday, June 9.
This season the Championship transfer window will close at the same time as the Premier League's - 5pm on Thursday, August 8 - five days after the first matchday of the new season.
SPAIN
Spanish clubs can do transfer business from Tuesday, July 2 until Saturday, August 31.
GERMANY
The German window opens on Monday, July 1 and closes on Saturday, August 31.
ITALY
For Italian sides, deals can be completed between Monday, July 1 and Sunday, August 18 - one week before the new Serie A season starts.
FRANCE
The French window opens on Tuesday, June 11 and closes on Saturday, August 31.
