List of transfers of La Liga – 2007–08 season

This is a list of Spanish football transfers for the 2007–08 La Liga season. Transfers are only allowed in limited transfer windows in summer and winter.

Winter window

The 2008 winter window opened 31 December and closed 31 January.

Almería

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Atlético Madrid

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Barcelona

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Betis

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Deportivo

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Espanyol

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Getafe

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Levante

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Mallorca

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Murcia

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Osasuna

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Racing

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Real Madrid

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Recreativo

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Sevilla

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Valencia

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Valladolid

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Villarreal

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Zaragoza

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Summer window

The 2007 summer window opened 1 July and closed 31 August.

Date Player Nationality Player Name Playing Position(/s) Moving from Moving to Fee
1 July 2007 England David Beckham RM Real Madrid LA Galaxy Free[3]
26 April 2007 England Jonathan Woodgate CB Real Madrid Middlesbrough £7m[4]
19 June 2007 Brazil Roberto Carlos LWB Real Madrid Fenerbahçe Free[5]
Spain Borja Valero M Real Madrid Real Mallorca Free
13 July 2007 Spain Raúl Bravo LB/LCB Real Madrid Olympiacos €2.3m(£1.6m)[6]
18 July 2007 Spain Francisco Pavón CB Real Madrid Real Zaragoza Free[6]
18 June 2007 Germany Christoph Metzelder CB Borussia Dortmund Real Madrid Free
10 July 2007 Portugal Brazil Pepe CB Porto Real Madrid €30m(£20.3m)[7]
12 July 2007 Poland Jerzy Dudek GK Liverpool Real Madrid Free[6]
27 June 2007 Netherlands Giovanni Van Bronckhorst LB/LCDM Barcelona Feyenoord Free[8]
10 July 2007 Argentina Javier Saviola RCF Barcelona Real Madrid Free[9]
25 June 2007 France Thierry Henry LCF Arsenal Barcelona £16m[10]
26 June 2007 Ivory Coast Yaya Toure CDM AS Monaco Barcelona €10m
29 June 2007 France Eric Abidal LWB Lyon Barcelona €15m[11]
August 2007 Spain David Castedo LB Sevilla Levante
7 July 2007 Spain Kepa Blanco ST Sevilla Getafe €3.5m[6]
30 June 2007 Italy Francesco Tavano ST Valencia Livorno Calcio €6m[12]
7 February 2007
17 July 2007 		Argentina Roberto Ayala CB Valencia
Villarreal 		Villarreal
Real Zaragoza 		Free[13]
€6m[14]
22 June 2007 Spain Javier Arizmendi ST Deportivo Valencia Undisclosed[15]
4 July 2007 Germany Timo Hildebrand GK Stuttgart Valencia Free[16]
Spain Alexis (footballer, born 1985) CB Getafe Valencia [17]
Spain Juan Mata ST/LW Real Madrid Valencia Free
Spain Nigeria Sunny M Poli Ejido Valencia
February 2007 Uruguay Martín Cáceres CB Defensor Villarreal Free[13]
25 June 2007 Spain Joan Capdevila LWB Deportivo Villarreal [18][19]
1 July 2007 Spain Diego Lopez GK Real Madrid Villarreal €6m[20]
4 July 2007 France Rio Mavuba CDM Bordeaux Villarreal €7m[21]
30 June 2007 Uruguay Diego Forlán ST Villarreal Atlético Madrid €21m
2 July 2007 Spain Luís García F/RW/LW Liverpool Atlético Madrid £3.4m
3 July 2007 Brazil Cleber Santana CAM/RAM Santos Atlético Madrid [22]
4 July 2007 Spain Fernando Torres ST Atlético Madrid Liverpool £20 million[23]
6 June 2007 Uruguay Carlos Diogo RWB Real Madrid Real Zaragoza €4.5m[24]
1 July 2007 Argentina Andres D'Alessandro AM/W Wolfsburg Real Zaragoza
18 July 2007 Brazil Francelino Matuzalem AM Shakhtar Donetsk Real Zaragoza Undisclosed[6]
7 July 2007 Portugal Jorge Andrade CB Deportivo Juventus €10m[6]
10 July 2007 Argentina German Lux GK River Plate Real Mallorca Free[25]
3 July 2007 Netherlands Daniël de Ridder W/AM Celta Vigo Birmingham City Free[26]
10 July 2007 Argentina Maxi Lopez (Barcelona) ST Real Mallorca (loaned) FC Moscow €2m[6]
12 July 2007 Netherlands Khalid Boulahrouz RCB/RB Chelsea Sevilla Loaned(1 yr)[6]
July 2007 Spain David Navarro CB Valencia Racing de Santander Loaned
12 July 2007 France Ludovic Butelle GK Valencia Real Valladolid Loaned(1 yr)[27]
13 July 2007 Portugal Hugo Viana LAM Valencia Osasuna Loaned(1 yr)
13 July 2007 Uruguay Mario Regueiro LW/LS/LCAM/RW Valencia Real Murcia Loaned(1 yr)
14 July 2007 Brazil Ricardo Oliveira ST Milan Real Zaragoza Loaned(1 yr)[28]
17 July 2007 Brazil Éwerthon FW/AM Real Zaragoza Stuttgart Loaned(1 yr)[29]
16 July 2007 Spain Mikel Alonso M Real Sociedad Bolton Loaned (1 yr)[6]
1 July 2007 Spain José Antonio Reyes LW/RW/LCF/RCF Real Madrid Arsenal Loan return
1 July 2007 Brazil Júlio Baptista LCAM/ST Arsenal Real Madrid Loan return[30]
Spain Roberto Soldado ST Osasuna Real Madrid Loan return
Equatorial Guinea Spain Javier Balboa W Racing de Santander Real Madrid Loan return
Uruguay Pablo García CDM Celta Vigo Real Madrid Loan return
Spain Jesuli M Real Sociedad Sevilla Loan return
Portugal Marco Caneira DF Sporting Clube de Portugal Valencia Loan return[31]
Italy Alessio Tacchinardi CM Villarreal Juventus Loan return
Argentina Juan Roman Riquelme LCAM Boca Juniors Villarreal Loan return
Spain Alvaro Mejia RCB Real Madrid Real Murcia
Spain Oscar Minambres RWB Real Madrid Unattached
6 August 2007 Spain José Enrique CB/LB Villarreal Newcastle £4.2 mill
30 August 2007 Spain Asier Del Horno LB Valencia Athletic Bilbao Loan

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Atlético Madrid

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Barcelona

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Betis

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Deportivo

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Espanyol

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Getafe

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Levante

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Mallorca

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Murcia

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Osasuna

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Racing

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Real Madrid

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Recreativo

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Sevilla

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Valencia

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Valladolid

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Villarreal

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Zaragoza

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