The winter transfer window is rarely dull, even if it is often less exciting than its summer counterpart. But rest assured, rumors will be spreading from the start as teams seek every advantage they can in an attempt to make their own campaigns successful.
in Premier Leaguethe combat is as fierce as ever, with an open race for UEFA Champions League Emerging among proverbs Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United All of them perform poorly, while… Chelsea They have joined Arsenal Trying to create something out of a title race that looks increasingly one-sided thanks to Liverpool.
On the other hand, Southampton They are in danger of setting all sorts of wrong records given the modest number of points they have picked up at the halfway point, while the other rising team Ipswich Town They may need a miracle or two in the second half of the season to stay up.
All of this means a potentially frantic rush to reinforce squads with suspensions and injuries set to occur before a busy start to 2025 – especially for those competing in Europe and the Cup.
As all 20 clubs in League One seek to make changes to their squads, we've obtained all the signings from each club from the day the window opened, up to the deadline on Monday 3 February.
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Arsenal
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
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no one |
Josh Robinson (Wigan) |
Disc cancellation. |
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Marquinhos (Cruzeiro) |
Loans |
Aston Villa
Total spending: £21.5 million
Aston Villa They made their first big Premier League signing in January, spending an initial £19m on Borussia Dortmund striker Donyell Malen. In a deal that could rise to £21.5m with add-ons, the transfer will see Malen return to England after previously being a member of Arsenal's youth team.
The Dutchman's arrival will raise new questions about John Doran's future, with the Villa super-major rumored to be set for a move this summer before the season starts in very good form.
There could be more additions before the month is out as Unai Emery continues to line up his squad ahead of the Champions League knockout stages.
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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Donyell Malen (Aston Villa) |
£21.5m |
Lewis Dobbin (Norwich) |
lend |
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Bournemouth
Total spending: £7.41 million
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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Julio Soler (Lanos) |
£6.6 million |
Max Aarons (Valencia) |
lend |
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Matai Akinmbo (DC United) |
810 thousand pounds sterling |
Philip Belling (Napoli) |
lend |
Brentford
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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no one |
Val Adedokun (Cheltenham) |
lend |
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Ashley Hay (Cheltenham) |
lend |
Brighton and Hove Albion
Total spending: £11 million
Brighton They made their first major signing of the January window, albeit by agreeing to sign midfielder Diego Gomez in December. They will pay Inter Miami £11m for the Paraguayan, who will become Fabian Horzler's first signing of the winter.
The Seagulls have had some promising results in the first half of the Premier League season, so a 10th-place finish before 2025 is somewhat disappointing.
However, they remain firmly in the race to return to European football at the first time of asking under their new coach, who has overseen victories over Manchester City and Tottenham in his first months at the helm.
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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Diego Gomez (Inter Miami) |
11 million pounds sterling |
Imari Samuels (Dundee) |
Disc cancellation. |
Chelsea
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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no one |
Alex Matos (Oxford) |
lend |
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Crystal Palace
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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no one |
Asher Agbinoni (Gillingham) |
lend |
|
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Jemiya Omolo (Port Vale) |
lend |
Everton
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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no one |
Charlie Whittaker (Notts County) |
free |
Fulham
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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no one |
no one |
Ipswich Town
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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Ben Godfrey (Atalanta) |
lend |
no one |
Leicester City
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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no one |
no one |
Liverpool
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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no one |
Marcelo Pitaluga (Fluminense) |
Disc cancellation. |
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Calvin Ramsey (Kilmarnock) |
lend |
Manchester City
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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no one |
Issa Kabore (Werder Bremen) |
lend |
Manchester United
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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no one |
Ethan Ennis (Doncaster) |
lend |
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Newcastle United
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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no one |
Isaac Hayden (Portsmouth) |
lend |
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Nottingham Forest
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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Wayne Hennessy (free agent) |
free |
Aaron Donnelly (Dundee) |
Disc cancellation. |
Southampton
Total spending: £4.2 million
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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Joachim Kay Sanda (Valenciennes) |
£4.2m |
Ronnie Edwards (Queens Park Rangers) |
lend |
|
Wellington (Sao Paulo) |
free |
Tottenham Hotspur
Total spending: £15.8 million
Tottenham Hotspur have not had the best start to the season, and their lack of squad options at times this season suggests they could be busy over the next few weeks.
Their first arrival may not improve the squad's depth much, as youngster Yang Min-hyuk may not get significant game time with the first team straight away.
Meanwhile, goalkeeper Antonin Kinski has already made an impression, keeping a clean sheet in his debut against Liverpool before repeating the trick away to Tamworth in the FA Cup following his £12.5m move from Slavia Prague.
Angie Postecoglou He will certainly be looking for more effective transfers over the next month as Tottenham seek to escape the bottom half and qualify for Europe again while juggling their Europa League commitments in the new year.
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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Antonin Kinski (Slavia Prague) |
£12.5m |
Matthew Craig (Mansfield) |
lend |
|
Yang Min Hyuk (Jang Won) |
£3.3m |
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West Ham United
Total spend: £0
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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no one |
no one |
Wolves
Total spending: £16.6 million
New Wolves coach Vitor Pereira has wasted no time in entering the January market by welcoming Reims centre-back Emmanuel Agbado to Molineux where he has strengthened his defence.
Given that Wolves still have the leakiest defense in the Premier League, the Ivorian's addition will not happen before time. It remains to be seen whether there will be more before the end of the window, but things are already starting to look up after Old Gold's dismal start to the campaign.
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imports (from) |
expenses |
outgoing (to) |
expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
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Emmanuel Agbadu (Reims) |
£16.6 million |
no one |
