The 20 teams competing in the Premier League incredibly spent in excess of £3 billion ($4 billion) in the summer transfer window—unsurprisingly a record amount but one that still wouldn’t even touch the sides of Elon Musk’s pockets.
But for those not satisfied with how their 2025–26 season is going, the opportunity to do more business comes via the January transfer window. Movement is expected—albeit not to the same level as in the summer—and plenty of players will come and go before the window closes on Monday, February 2 at 7 p.m GMT.
Here’s all the business concluded.
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Arsenal
In
N/A
Out
- Harrison Dudziak (Braintree, loan)
Aston Villa
In
- Alysson (Grêmio, undisclosed)
Out
N/A
Bournemouth
In
- Fraser Forster (Unattached, free transfer)
Out
- Julian Araujo (Celtic, loan)
Brentford
In
N/A
Out
- Iwan Morgan (Shrewsbury, loan)
Brighton & Hove Albion
In
- Pascal Groß (Borussia Dortmund, undisclosed)
Out
N/A
Burnley
In
N/A
Out
- Lewis Forshaw (Worksop, loan)
Chelsea
In
N/A
Out
N/A
Crystal Palace
In
Out
N/A
Everton
In
N/A
Out
N/A
Fulham
In
N/A
Out
N/A
Leeds United
In
N/A
Out
N/A
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Liverpool
In
N/A
Out
- James Norris (Shelbourne, undisclosed)
Manchester City
In
N/A
Out
N/A
Manchester United
In
N/A
Out
N/A
Newcastle United
In
N/A
Out
- Antonio Cordero (Cadiz, loan)
Nottingham Forest
In
N/A
Out
N/A
Sunderland
In
N/A
Out
N/A
Tottenham Hotspur
In
N/A
Out
- Brennan Johnson (Crystal Palace, £35 million)
- Kota Takai (Borussia Mönchengladbach, loan)
West Ham United
In
N/A
Out
- Niclas Füllkrug (AC Milan, loan)
Wolverhampton Wanderers
In
N/A
Out
N/A
