22 January 2025

For many, championship It is the best league in the world – and for good reason. Once again this year, at the halfway point, we have a title fight, an unclear playoff picture, and a frantic battle to avoid relegation.

More excitement is set to come the way of fans of Championship clubs as the January transfer window opens. The competition runs until 11pm on Monday 3 February, and is an opportunity for all 24 teams to strengthen their ranks ahead of the crucial stages of the campaign.

Proverbs Leeds United and Sheffield United Despite this, they are set to walk away with the championship title Burnley Very excited and looking to steal an automatic upgrade slot for themselves.

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Sunderland Looks ready to return to the playoffs under Regis Le Press Provided they can maintain their promising start, while being a surprise package Watford It can upset perpetual contenders such as West Bromwich Albion To get a top six slot.

On the other hand, Plymouth Argyle It seems doomed to failure, so it may require some inspired action over the next month, while beginners Oxford United and Portsmouth They are among those fighting to stay in the Championship following the Test's return to the second tier.

Here, we have all the ins and outs of each Championship club throughout the winter.

Note: Total spend does not include undisclosed fees.

Blackburn Rovers

Total spend: £0

John Eustace Blackburn Director

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Adam Forshaw (Plymouth)

free

Leo Doro (Barrow)

lend

Dion Sanderson (Birmingham)

lend

Dylan Markanday (Leyton Orient)

lend

Connor O'Riordan (Crewe)

lend

City of Bristol

Total spend: £0

Liam Manning, Bristol City Manager

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

no one

Rob Atkinson (Portsmouth)

lend

Tommy Backwell (Cheltenham)

lend

Burnley

Total spending: £2.5 million

Scott Parker Burnley manager

Scott Parker's Burnley were the most active team in the Championship early in the window, with two entries in the opening two days.

One of them is a familiar face in Ashley Barnes, who… He returned to the club after terminating his contract with Norwich. The Austria international is a promotion specialist, so he could be a useful addition to Parker's squad.

The other arrival saw Danish-born Peruvian Oliver Son join from Danish club Silkeborg in a deal worth around €3m (£2.5m). The full-back bolsters a Clarets defense that has conceded just nine goals in the Championship all season.

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Oliver Son (Silkeborg)

£2.5m

Ben Ward (Accrington)

Disc cancellation.

Ashley Barnes (Norwich)

free

Owen Dodgson (Burton)

lend

Jonjo Shelvey (Eopspor)

free

Andreas Hontondji (Standard Liège)

lend

Han Noah Massengo (Auxerre)

lend

Michael Mellon (Bradford)

lend

Cardiff City

Total spending: £3.4 million

Omar Reda - Cardiff City

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Youssef Saleh (Sirius)

3.4 million pounds sterling

Malachi Fagan Walcott (York)

Disc cancellation.

Tom Davies (Newport)

free

Joel Colwell (Exeter)

lend

Ryotaro Tsunoda (KV Kortrijk)

lend

City of Coventry

Total spend: £0

Frank Lampard, Coventry City Manager

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

no one

Kay Andrews (Motherwell)

lend

Derby County

Total spending: £840,000

Paul Warren Derby League One

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Lars Jørgen Salvesen (Viking)

840 thousand pounds sterling

Ben Radcliffe (Crowley)

Disc cancellation.

James Collins (Lincoln)

free

Sonny Bradley (Wycombe)

lend

Hull City

Total spending: £2.5 million

Robin Sells, Reading Director

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Kyle Joseph (Blackpool)

£2.5m

Will Jarvis (Notts County)

Disc cancellation.

Matt Crooks (Real Salt Lake)

Disc cancellation.

Marvin Mahlem (Paderborn)

lend

Noureddine Amrabat (AEK Athens)

free

Joe Gelhardt (Leeds United)

lend

Leeds United

Total spend: £0

Leeds United coach Daniel Farke celebrates after the match

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

no one

Charlie Crowe (Doncaster)

lend

Joe Gelhardt (Hull)

lend

Luton Town

Total spend: £0

Elijah Adebayo Luton Town Premier League

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Isaiah Jones (Middlesbrough)

Disc cancellation.

Joe Taylor (Huddersfield)

2.8 million pounds sterling

Christ Makuso (RWD Molenbeek)

Disc cancellation.

Pim Pebble (Chesterfield)

lend

Eric Peters (released)

unavailable

Middlesbrough

Total spend: £0

Michael Carrick

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

no one

Isaiah Jones (Luton)

Disc cancellation.

Zak Hemming (St Mirren)

lend

Sammy Silvera (Blackpool)

lend

Matthew Hobby (divorced)

unavailable

Millwall

Total spend: £0

Alex Neil Millwall Manager

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Aaron Connolly (Sunderland)

Disc cancellation.

Romain Essie (Crystal Palace)

£14.5m

Tristan Krama (Brentford)

Disc cancellation.

Tom Bradshaw (Oxford)

Disc cancellation.

Norwich City

Total spending: £7.1 million

Johannes Hof Thorpe Norwich

Norwich City saw a few players leave Carrow Road in the first half of January, and Carrow Road reacted by bringing in winger Matej Jurasek and midfielder Anis Suleiman for just over £7m combined.

Ashley Barnes recently agreed to terminate his contract by mutual consent as he finalizes his return to former club Burnley, while Christian Fassnacht has secured a move to Young Boys, who are currently struggling in the Swiss Super League and Champions League.

The Canaries have been up and down so far and therefore sit in the middle of the table at the halfway point. They are not a million miles away from the playoff positions, and an infusion of new talent into the team could help them climb into the top six.

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Matej Jurasek (Slavia Prague)

5.9 million pounds sterling

Christian Fassnacht (Young Boys)

Disc cancellation.

Anis Suleiman (Chef United)

£1.2m

Ashley Barnes (Burnley)

free

Louis Dubin (Aston Villa)

lend

Grant Hanley (Birmingham)

free

Archie Mayer (Motherwell)

lend

Jonathan Tomkinson (Ross County)

lend

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Oxford United

Total spending: £1.7 million

Gary Rowett

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Olli Romini (FC Utrecht)

£1.7 million

Ed McGinty (Shamrock Rovers)

Disc cancellation.

Tom Bradshaw (Millwall)

Disc cancellation.

Will Goodwin (Wigan)

lend

Michal Helik (Huddersfield)

Disc cancellation.

Alex Matos (Chelsea)

lend

Plymouth Argyle

Total spend: £0

Morgan Whitaker Plymouth Championship

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Michael Baido (Elfsborg)

Disc cancellation.

Lewis Gibson (Preston)

£1.5m

Timothy Butschach (Holstein Kiel)

lend

Adam Forshaw (Blackburn)

free

Andre Gray (Karagumruk)

free

Marco Marosi (Cambridge)

free

Portsmouth

Total spend: £0

John Mousinho Portsmouth

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Rob Atkinson (Bristol City)

lend

no one

Isaac Hayden (Newcastle)

lend

Preston North End

Total spending: £1.5 million

Paul Hecking Bottom Preston North End Manager

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Lewis Gibson (Plymouth)

£1.5m

Gibby Oakleys (Aberdeen)

lend

Jayden Meguma (Brentford)

lend

Casper Basic (Altrincham)

lend

Leighton Stewart (FC Thon)

lend

Queens Park Rangers

Total spend: £0

Martí Cifuentes - Queens Park Rangers

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Ronnie Edwards (Southampton)

lend

no one

Sheffield United

Total spend: £0

Chris Wilder, Sheffield United manager

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Ben Brereton Diaz (Southampton)

lend

Anis Suleiman (Norwich)

£1.2m

Ismaila Coulibaly (LASK)

free

Sam Curtis (St Johnstone)

lend

Sheffield Wednesday

Total spend: £0

Danny Ruhl

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

no one

Sean Faucier (Carlisle)

lend

Stoke City

Total spend: £0

Stoke City - Celebration - Vidigal - Sekou

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

no one

no one

Sunderland

Total spend: £0

Regis Le Press

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

Enzo Lo in (Rome)

lend

Aaron Connolly (Millwall)

Disc cancellation.

Zach Johnson (Notts County)

lend

Swansea City

Total spend: £0

Luke Williams, Swansea City Manager

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

no one

Nathan Broom (Port Vale)

lend

Andy Fisher (St Johnstone)

lend

Josh Thomas (Drogheda United)

lend

Watford

Total spend: £0

Starring Tom Cleverly Watford

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

James Abankwah (Udinese)

lend

no one

West Bromwich Albion

Total spend: £0

West Bromwich celebrates Maja Diangana

imports (from)

expenses

outgoing (to)

expenses

no one

no one

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