We are already past the first week of the midseason business period for European soccer clubs, but when is transfer deadline day?

The January transfer window is official open, giving all 20 Premier League clubs the chance to bolster their squads for the second half of the season. The winter transfer window promises exciting, unpredictable signings and departures across the English top-flight.

Premier League teams have made eight signings for more than £30m combined in the first week of the January transfer window, with the promise of more to come.   Arsenal transfers in January 2025 INS: OUTS: Josh Robinson (undisclosed,

It could be an important transfer window for a number of Premier League clubs, so here are all the official ins and outs

The January transfer window promises excitement for Premier League fans, with Manchester United, Liverpool, and Manchester City preparing to make crucial moves to strengthen their squads for the second half of the season,

Arsenal fans hoping Mikel Arteta is set to make a host of attacking signings in what remains of the January transfer window are likely to be disappointed. Tuesday’s display of erratic finishing against Newcastle was rendered all the more painful by the sight of long-time transfer target Alexander Isak leading the Gunners’ defence a merry dance.

The January transfer window is here and all 20 Premier League teams will be keeping their eyes and ears open to opportunities to strengthen their squads. But who needs to strengthen, and where, in the next month?

Rumours have been swirling for the past few weeks linking Liverpool with potential signings. The Reds had a quiet summer, making only one permanent signing following the arrival of Federico Chiesa from Juventus.

Renowned for providing plenty of drama, controversy and money-spinning madness, the opening of Europe’s January transfer window usually pre-empts a frenzied circus of activity. Whether it's adding much-needed quality in forward areas,