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The window opened on New Year’s Day, with Donny van de Beek leaving Manchester United for Eintracht Frankfurt on loan, and Ben Brereton Diaz has arrived to Sheffield United on loan from Villarreal as the latter has already scored his first Premier League goal on his PL debut for the Blades. Kalvin Phillips has moved on loan to West Ham from Manchester City as the England international finally has a place where he can get regular minutes.

 

Timo Werner has joined Tottenham on loan from RB Leipzig and Radu Dragusin’s arrived from Genoa as Spurs continue to make quick and much-needed moves, with Djed Spence going the other way on loan and Hugo Lloris departing for LAFC while Sergio Reguilon has been loaned to Brentford.

 

Jadon Sancho has returned to Borussia Dortmund on loan from Manchester United, Zack Steffen moved from Manchester City to the Colorado Rapids and Fabio Carvalho has been loaned out by Liverpool to Hull City after his previous loan at Leipzig didn’t work out. Gio Reyna has joined Forest on loan which is an intriguing move for USMNT fans.

 

[ MORE: Transfer window needs for Premier League clubs + possible departures, targets ]

 

This page has all of the comings and goings for all of the clubs this month. See all of the signings, below.

 

Complete List of Premier League transfers – January 2024

Arsenal

In

Marquinhos (Nantes – loan recall)

 

Out

Tyreece John-Jules (Derby County – loan)

Mika Biereth (Sturm Graz – loan)

Charles Sagoe Jr (Swansea City – loan)

Lino Sousa (Aston Villa)

Miguel Azeez (Atletico Baleares)

 

Aston Villa

In

George Hemmings (Nottingham Forest)

Kosta Nedeljkovic (Red Star Belgrade – loaned back)

Morgan Rogers (Middlesbrough)

Lino Sousa (Arsenal)

 

Out

Kerr Smith (St. Johnstone – loan)

Finn Azaz (Middlesbrough)

Ben Chrisene (Blackburn Rovers – loan)

Rico Richards (Stockport County – loan)

Kosta Nedeljkovic (Red Star Belgrade – loan)

Leander Dendoncker (Napoli – loan)

Tommi O’Reilly (Real Union – loan)

Josh Feeney (Real Union – loan)

Bertrand Traore (VIllarreal)

 

Bournemouth

In

Owen Bevan (Cheltenham Town – loan recall)

James Hill (Blackburn Rovers – loan recall)

Nathani Moriah-Welsh (Hibernian)

Romain Faivre (Lorient – loan recall)

Enes Unal (Getafe – loan)

 

Out

Billy Terrell (Dartford – loan)

Jack Wadham (Worthing – loan)

Joe Rothwell (Southampton – loan)

Hamed Traore (Napoli – loan)

Emiliano Marcondes (Hibernian – loan)

David Brooks (Southampton – loan)

Ben Greenwood (Eastleigh – loan)

Owen Bevan (Hibernian – loan)

Kieffer Moore (Ipswich Town – loan)

 

Brentford

In

Ryan Trevitt (Exeter City – loan recall)

Yunus Emre Konak (Sivasspor)

Sergio Reguilon (Tottenham – loan)

Ben Krauhaus (Bromley)

Hakon Valdimarsson (Elfsborg)

Mukhammadali Urinboev (Pakhtakor)

 

Out

Myles Peart-Harris (Portsmouth – loan)

Ben Krauhaus (Bromley – loan)

Charlie Goode (Wigan – loan)

Michael Olakigbe (Peterborough – loan)

 

Brighton

In

Valentin Barco (Boca Juniors)

Steven Hall (Adelaide United)

Kamari Doyle (Southampton)

Josh Robertson (Sunderland)

 

Out

Jeremy Sarmiento (Ipswich Town – loan)

Yasin Ayari (Blackburn Rovers – loan)

James Beadle (Sheffield Wednesday – loan)

Jensen Weir (Port Vale – loan)

Adrian Mazilu (Vitesse Arnhem – loan)

Mahmoud Dahoud (Stuttgart – loan)

Jack Hinchy (Shrewsbury Town – loan)

 

Burnley

 

In

Owen Dodgson (Barnsley – loan recall)

Michael Mellon (Morecambe – loan recall)

Benn Ward (Swindon Town – loan recall)

David Datro Fofana (Chelsea – loan)

Joe Bevan (Albion Rovers)

Maxime Esteve (Montpellier – loan)

Mikey O’Neill (Preston North End)

Tommy McDermott (Port Vale)

Michael Parker (free)

 

Out

Dara Costelloe (Dundee – loan)

Scott Twine (Bristol City – loan)

Darko Churlinov (Schalke – loan)

Michael Obafemi (Millwall – loan)

Jez Davies (Salford City)

Michael Mellon (Dundee – loan)

Denis Franchi (Ternana Calcio)

Dan Sassi (Blackpool)

CJ Egan-Riley (PSV Eindhoven – loan)

 

Chelsea

In

Andrey Santos (Nottingham Forest – loan recall)

Cesare Casadei (Leicester City – loan recall)

Diego Moreira (Lyon – loan recall)

 

Out

Alex Matos (Huddersfield Town – loan)

Toby Beach (Gateshead – loan)

Jamie Cumming (Oxford United – loan)

David Datro Fofana (Burnley – loan)

Ian Maatsen (Borussia Dortmund – loan)

 

Crystal Palace

In

Kofi Balmer (Port Vale – loan recall)

Craig Farquhar (Larne)

Daniel Munoz (Genk)

Adam Wharton (Blackburn)

 

Out

Sean Grehan (Carlisle United – loan)

John-Kymani Gordon (AFC Wimbledon – loan)

Tayo Adaramola (Molenbeek – loan)

Ademola Ola-Adebomi (Burton Albion – loan)

Killian Phillips (Aberdeen – loan)

Kofi Balmer (AFC Wimbledon – loan)

Malcolm Ebiowei (Molenbeek – loan)

 

Everton

In

Reece Welch (Forest Green Rovers – loan recall)

Stanley Mills (Oxford United – loan recall)

Kingsford Boakye

 

Out

Ryan Astley (Dundee)

Sean McAllister (Inverness Caledonian Thistle – loan)

Mason Holgate (Sheffield United – loan)

 

Fulham

In

Luciano D’Auria-Henry (Cheltenham Town – loan recall)

 

Out

Luke Harris (Exeter City – loan)

Luca Ashby-Hammond (Notts County – loan)

George Wickens (Ross County – loan)

Olly Sanderson (Sutton United – loan)

Ollie O’Neill (Leyton Orient)

Jay Williams (Sutton United)

Chris Donnell (Airdrieonians – loan)

Tyrese Francois (Velje Boldklub – loan)

Idris Odutayo (Bromley)

 

Liverpool

In

Owen Beck (Dundee – loan recall)

James Balagizi (Wigan Athletic – loan recall)

Nat Phillips (Celtic – loan recall)

Calvin Ramsay (Preston North End – loan recall)

Billy Koumetio (Dunkerque – loan recall)

Rhys Williams (Port Vale – loan recall)

 

Out

Marcelo Pitaluga (St. Patrick’s – loan)

Fabio Carvalho (Hull City – loan)

Vitezslav Jaros (Sturm Graz – loan)

Luke Chambers (Wigan Athletic – loan)

Paul Glatzel (Swindon Town)

Luke Hewitson (Stalybridge Celtic – loan)

James Balagizi (Kilmarnock – loan)

Calvin Ramsay (Bolton – loan)

Billy Koumetio (Blackburn – loan)

 

Luton Town

In

Elliott Thorpe (Shrewsbury Town – loan recall)

Aribim Pepple (Bromley – loan recall)

Fred Onyedinma (Rotherham – loan recall)

Tom Holmes (Reading – loaned back to Reading)

Daiki Hashioka (Sint-Truiden)

Henry Blackledge

Oliver Camis

Taylan Harris (Reading)

 

Out

Joe Taylor (Lincoln City – loan)

Tobias Braney (Hayes & Yeading – loan)

Jayden Luker (Woking)

Tom Holmes (Reading – loan)

Dion Pereira (Dag & Red – loan)

Aidan Francis-Clarke (St Albans City – loan)

Ryan Giles (Hull – loan)

 

Manchester City

In

Claudio Echeverri (River Plate) — Full report

 

Out

Zack Steffen (Colorado Rapids) — Full report

Claudio Echeverri (River Plate – loan) — Full report

Kalvin Phillips (West Ham – loan)

Alfie Harrison (Newcastle United)

Josh Wilson-Esbrand (Cardiff City – loan)

 

Manchester United

In

Charlie McNeill (Manchester United – loan recall)

 

Out

Donny van de Beek (Eintracht Frankfurt – loan)

Sergio Reguilon (Tottenham – loan recall)

Jadon Sancho (Borussia Dortmund – loan)

Joe Hugill (Burton Albion – loan)

Hannibal Mejbri (Sevilla – loan)

Mateo Mejia (Sevilla)

Rhys Bennett (Stockport County – loan)

Dan Gore (Port Vale – loan)

Radek Vitek (Accrington Stanley – loan)

Facundo Pellistri (Granada – loan)

Isak Hansen-Aaroen (Werder Bremen)

 

Newcastle United

In

Joe White (Crewe Alexandra – loan recall)

Alfie Harrison (Manchester City)

Jay Turner-Cook (St. Johnstone – loan recall)

 

Out

Javier Manquillo (Celta Vigo)

Dylan Stephenson (South Shields – loan)

Remi Savage (Inverness)

Cameron Ferguson (free transfer)

Josh Scott (QPR)

 

Nottingham Forest

In

Alex Mighten (KV Kortrijk – loan recall)

Ui-jo Hwang (Norwich City – loan recall)

Jonathan Panzo (Cardiff City – loan recall)

Gio Reyna (Borussia Dortmund – loan)

Scott McKenna (Copenhagen – loan)

Rodrigo Ribeiro (Sporting Lisbon – loan)

 

Out

Oli Hammond (Oldham Athletic)

Emmanuel Dennis (Watford – loan)

Alex Mighten (Port Vale – loan)

Ethan Horvath (Cardiff City)

 

Sheffield United

In

Ben Brereton Diaz (Villarreal – loan)

Sam Curtis (St. Patrick’s Athletic)

Ivo Grbic (Atletico Madrid)

Mason Holgate (Everton – loan)

 

Out

Harrison Neal (Carlisle United)

Benie Traore (Nantes – loan)

Antwoine Hackford (Burton Albion – loan)

 

Tottenham Hotspur

In

 

Dane Scarlett (Ipswich Town – loan recall)

Sergio Reguilon (Manchester United – loan recall)

Djed Spence (Leeds United – loan recall)

Timo Werner (RB Leipzig – loan)

Radu Dragusin (Genoa)

 

Out

 

Hugo Lloris (LAFC)

Josh Keeley (Barnet – loan)

Matthew Craig (Doncaster Rovers – loan)

Ashley Phillips (Plymouth Argyle – loan)

Djed Spence (Genoa – loan)

Eric Dier (Bayern Munich – loan)

Alfie Devine (Plymouth Argyle – loan)

Sergio Reguilon (Brentford – loan)

Japhet Tanganga (Millwall – loan)

Ivan Perisic (Hajduk Split – loan)

 

West Ham

 

In

Kalvin Phillips (Manchester City – loan)

 

Out

Thilo Kehrer (AS Monaco – loan)

Krisztian Hegyi (Den Bosch – loan)

Conor Coventry (Charlton)

Gideon Kodua (Wycombe Wanderers)

Thierry Nevers (Sheriff Tiraspol)

Archie Woods (free transfer)

Callum Marshall (West Brom – loan)

 

Wolves

In

Harvey Griffiths (Walsall – loan recall)

Alfie Pond (Stockport County – loan recall)

Tyler Roberts (Doncaster Rovers – loan recall)

Oliver  Tipton (Notts County – loan recall)

Fletcher Holman (Eastbourne Borough)

Noha Lemina (PSG – loan)

 

Out

Fabio Silva (Rangers – loan)

Sasa Kalajdzic (Eintracht Frankfurt – loan)

Luke Cundle (Plymouth Argyle – loan)

Dexter Lembikisa (Hearts – loan)

Goncalo Guedes (Villarreal – loan)

Yerson Mosquera (Villarreal – loan)

Jonny (free transfer)

 

 

‘If it wasn’t Xavi, I would have fired the manager in this situation’ – Laporta

Barcelona president Joan Laporta said he would have parted company with most head coaches in Xavi’s situation but accepted his decision to resign at the end of the season because of the former midfielder’s status at the club.

 

Xavi announced he would be stepping down in June after Barcelona’s home defeat to Villarreal left them 11 points behind La Liga leaders Girona. Laporta said he would usually not permit such circumstances “if it wasn’t Xavi”.

 

On the possibility of sacking Xavi before June, Laporta said: “If it’s down to me, I won’t fire Xavi. He does not deserve that. He truly believes in that formula we have set up until the end of the season.

 

“Barca won’t give up in La Liga or the Champions League and we have a squad good enough to compete and win against Napoli. We don’t doubt how involved the management and players are.

 

“If it wasn’t Xavi, I would have already fired the manager in this situation.”

 

 

‘If it wasn’t Xavi, I would have fired the manager in this situation’ – Laporta

‘If it wasn’t Xavi, I would have fired the manager in this situation’

 

Laporta: ‘Certain things Barcelona can’t offer’ as Bergvall choses Tottenham

Barcelona president Joan Laporta says “there are certain things the club can’t offer” after Lucas Bergvall chose to join Tottenham Hotspur instead of the Spanish side.

 

The 18-year-old midfielder has emerged as one of Europe’s most coveted prospects and it appeared he would be signing for Barcelona, but The Athletic reported yesterday he had instead opted to join Spurs.

 

Laporta said Barcelona had sent a formal proposal to Bergvall but claimed Tottenham’s offer was more lucrative.

 

“Everyone says he is a great player and Deco has been monitoring him for months,” Laporta said.

 

“We have sent a formal proposal for him and are waiting for an answer. The English clubs have a lot of resources and sometimes it’s difficult for us to compete with them.

 

“We know Tottenham want him too and they offered way more money than we do. We have a lot of extremely talented 17-year-olds and there are certain things that we, as a club, can’t offer.”

 

 

Laporta: ‘Certain things Barcelona can’t offer’ as Bergvall choses Tottenham

Laporta: ‘Certain things Barcelona can’t offer’ as Bergvall choses Tottenham

Newcastle’s Tindall suggests technical area rules introduced for him

Jason Tindall believes the Premier League’s regulation to ensure only one member of backroom staff is in the technical area at any one time was brought in this season to target Newcastle United.

 

The assistant head coach took media duties ahead of Newcastle’s home match against Luton Town tomorrow, with Eddie Howe absent due to “illness”. Howe is expected to take training today and be on the touchline tomorrow.

 

Tindall is arguably the most-visible assistant in the Premier League and in previous seasons he has stood alongside Howe in the technical area throughout entire matches. However, a fresh directive for the 2023-24 campaign means that only one member of coaching staff can be on the touchline at any specific time.

 

Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool’s manager, even said that “it’s only a problem for one team, Newcastle,” in August.

 

“It probably was!,” Tindall said, chuckling, when asked if it was introduced in response to his presence alongside Howe, and insisting he does not intend to get under other coaches’ “skins”. “But I always say I’ve never got any problems if any opposition coaching staff want to go and stand up alongside their manager to help their team or to talk or whatever it is. I’ve never got any problems with that for me and to us.

 

“I think you have to sort of do it in a respectful way and you have to be abide by the rules. I think we’ve done that well this year. Sometimes I might get a little bit carried, from time to time, but I always get dragged back into my place by the fourth official and that’s fine. The rule is the rule and you have to abide by it. I think it’s been fine this year.”

 

Tindall has risen from League Two to the Premier League with Howe, his former Bournemouth team-mate, and the pair have always stood together on the touchline throughout the divisions.

 

“We’ve responded to it all right, honestly, I’ve not received any yellow card or caution so it must be going OK,” Tindall said. “We’ve been working together for a long time, it’s something we’ve always done from League Two right to the Premier League. It took a little getting used to.”

 

Fulham’s Vinicius close to joining Galatasaray on loan

Fulham’s Vinicius to join Galatasaray on loan

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Fulham striker Carlos Vinicius is close to joining Galatasaray on loan for the remainder of the season.

 

The west London club had looked to strengthen their attacking options in January, particularly after it was confirmed that Raul Jimenez will miss a number of weeks with a hamstring injury. They completed a loan move for Chelsea forward Armando Broja on deadline day.

 

Broja signed for a loan fee of £4 million that could drop to zero after a certain number of appearances, but Fulham also wanted to move a player on if they were to recruit.

 

Vinicius has fallen down the pecking order of late, starting just once in the Premier League this season.

 

Rodrigo Muniz, 22, had become Marco Silva’s preferred deputy to Jimenez.

 

Galatasaray sit second in the Turkish Super Lig, level on points with leaders Fenerbahce. The Turkish transfer window closes on February 9, therefore there was not the same urgency to complete the deal before close or play last night.

 

The 28-year-old’s contract runs until 2025, with Fulham retaining an option to extend for a further year

 

 

Isak could feature in Newcastle vs Luton – Tindall

Isak could feature in Newcastle vs Luton – Tindall

Newcastle United assistant head coach Jason Tindall says striker Alexander Isak could be involved in their Premier League clash against Luton Town this weekend.

 

Isak, 24, suffered a suspected groin injury in Newcastle’s midweek victory at Aston Villa, having been replaced just before half-time for Miguel Almiron.

 

Eddie Howe said at the time that he didn’t think Isak’s problem looked too serious, but Tindall has urged caution over his return, confirming he will need to be assessed further to determine his availability for Saturday.

 

Tindall, who was stepping in for Howe with Newcastle’s head coach unwell, said: “He’s a lot better, he’s improved. Wednesday, Thursday and then this morning there’s been improvement.

 

“He’s a one we’ll have to assess after today. He’s got a chance to be involved tomorrow but we’ll speak to the medical team and see.”

 

Tindall also provided updates on Harvey Barnes, who hasn’t played since September, Callum Wilson, Joe Willock and Jamaal Lascelles, adding they are all close to returning from injury.

 

“There’s a potential (for Barnes). There’s a couple of lads getting closer. Once training is done today you assess the squad and see where everybody is.

 

“It’s certainly getting better. Harvey, Callum Wilson and Joe Willock are all pretty close. If they’re going to be fit enough to be involved tomorrow, we’ll wait and see.

 

“Harvey and Callum are probably a little bit ahead of Joe, but there’s a question mark about all three of them. We have to make the right call.

 

“He’s (Lascelles) very close and we’ll have to assess him after today to see how he is but he’s certainly not far away.”

 

Arsenal have sold the naming rights for their London Colney training ground to Dubai real estate company Sobha Realty.

 

The complex will now be renamed the Sobha Realty Training Centre.

 

As part of the agreement, Sobha Realty will also become the official training kit sleeve sponsor for the men’s and women’s teams.

 

Arsenal Sporting Director, Edu, said: “This is a very exciting agreement that will help us develop the best possible environment for our men’s and women’s players, coaches and support staff for years to come.”

 

The Deals Arsenal did and didn’t do – and what it means for the summer

The January transfer window has come and gone and Arsenal have finished it much as they started it. A combination of budgetary constraints and a lack of viable targets means they will go into the second half of the campaign without having strengthened their squad.

 

“It wasn’t possible,” Mikel Arteta responded on Monday when asked about Arsenal’s failure to recruit. “We didn’t have the capacity to improve the team in the way that we think we want to improve it. So we decided not to do something yet.”

 

Given that “yet” came just three days before the deadline, there was no real expectation of a significant January addition.

The Athletic explains the limited business Arsenal did get done, what they didn’t, and what it means for the summer.

Arsenal’s transfer window: Deals they did and didn’t do – and what it means for the summer

Arsenal’s transfer window: Deals they did and didn’t do – and what it means for the summer

Moyes questions scheduling Premier League fixtures on deadline day

David Moyes has questioned the scheduling of Premier League fixtures on transfer deadline day after his West Ham United side faced Bournemouth hours before the January window closed.

Pablo Fornals was not involved in the West Ham squad after he was the subject of a €8million (£6.8m; $8.7m) bid from Real Betis but was in attendance at the London Stadium.