2026 January Window: Transfers So Far

There have already been some high profile transfers in the winter window, and here we take a look at the signings that each Premier League club has made so far.

Premier League clubs up and down the country are currently looking to improve their respective squads during the current 2026 January Transfer Window ahead of the final few months of the 2025/26 season. A player signed in this window could be the signing that sees a club realise their ambitions for the current campaign.

Transfer windows are also an opportunity to refresh the squad, and the winter window is no different. Getting the right player(s) in during this period is very important for every club, but especially if you are fighting for the title, battling for European Football, or to avoid relegation to the second tier of English football this term.

Historically, some of the best January signings of the Premier League era includes the likes of Bruno Fernandes (2020, Sporting CP to Manchester United), Gary Cahill (Bolton to Chelsea, 2012), Luis Suarez (Ajax to Liverpool, 2011), Jermain Defoe (West Ham to Spurs, 2004), Edin Dzeko (Wolfsburg to Manchester City, 2011), Patrice Evra (AS Monaco to Manchester United, 2006), Virgil Van Dijk (Southampton to Liverpool, 2018), and Seamus Coleman (Sligo Rovers to Everton, 2009).

Here, we are going to look at the transfers that each Premier League club has made so far in the 2025 January Transfer Window, as of the time of writing. We will start with title-chasing Arsenal.

Arsenal

So far, Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal are yet to make a signing in the 2026 January Transfer Window, though all eyes will be on the Gunners as they may look to further strengthen their squad as they look to seal the title this term.

They have, though, been rumoured to be looking at Real Madrid’s 19-year-old defender Victor Valdepenas, as well as Inter Milan left back Federico Dimarco.

Aston Villa

Moving on to Aston Villa, they are shock title contenders and look to have a great chance of securing UEFA Champions League football for the second time in three seasons. They have so far made two confirmed signings in the 2026 January window.

They first signed 19-year-old Brazilian winger Alysson from Gremio for a rumoured transfer fee of £10.5 million. He experienced his first full season in senior football last term in Brazil’s top flight, scoring 1 goal and getting 2 assists in 31 Serie A appearances.

Then came the signing of 17-year-old striker Brian Madjo from French Ligue 1 club Metz for a rumoured £10 million. Madjo has already played for Luxembourg’s senior national team, and he has already played senior football, making 5 appearances in the French top flight this season before joining Unai Emery’s side.

They are heavily rumoured to be negotiating a deal to sign Tammy Abraham from Turkish club Besiktas this winter. Abraham was, of course, previously at Villa on loan in the EFL Championship during the 2018/19 season, scoring 26 goals and getting 3 assists to boot.

Bournemouth

As for Bournemouth, Andoni Iraola’s side have made two signings so far in January. They have signed Goalkeeper Fraser Forster on a free transfer as a free agent, and they have also completed the signing of Ferencvaros’ 20 year old Hungarian midfielder Alex Tóth for a transfer fee of £10.4 million, signing a four and a half year contract with the Cherries.

Brentford

So far, high-flying Brentford, who are led by their current Head Coach, Keith Andrews, have so far made just one signing in the January Transfer Window. The Bees completed a deal for 18-year-old Belgian forward Kaye Furo from Club Brugge, signing a five year deal at the club.

Brighton

So far, Fabian Hürzeler and Brighton have also made just one signing so far in this 2026 January Transfer Window. They completed a deal to re-sign German midfielder Pascal Gross for a rumoured £1.2 million from German Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund. He signed a contract until June 2027.

Burnley

So far, relegation threatened Burnley are yet to make a signing in the 2026 January Transfer Window as of the time of writing.

Chelsea

Whilst Chelsea are yet to complete and confirm a signing so far in this transfer window, Liam Rosenior’s side do look set to complete the signing of Rennes’ 20-year-old centre back Jeremy Jacquet for what would be a rumoured transfer fee of £60 million.

Crystal Palace

Oliver Glasner’s Crystal Palace have made one signing so far this winter, with Welsh international forward Brennan Johnson joining from fellow London club Spurs for what is a rumoured transfer fee of £35 million. Johnson joins the Eagles on a four-and-a-half-year deal, which is also a club record deal for the club as well.

Everton

David Moyes’ Everton have yet to make a signing in the 2026 January Transfer Window, having only so far recalled midfielder Harrison Armstrong from his loan at EFL Championship side Preston North End following some impressive form for the second-tier outfit this term, and he has since had plenty of involvement in Premier League football for the Toffees.

Everton have been linked with the signing of Austrian international winger Patrick Wimmer and Genoa defender and former Arsenal player Brooke Norton-Cuffy.

Fulham

Fulham have also not made a signing yet, and they, too, have been linked with the aforementioned Patrick Wimmer. Marco Silva’s Cottagers have also been heavily linked with a move for Manchester City’s 22-year-old Norway international forward Oscar Bobb for a rumoured fee of £35 million. They have also been linked with the signing of Udinese midfielder Arthur Atta.

Leeds United

So far, Daniel Farke’s relegation-threatened Leeds United have completed the signing of 21-year-old Argentinian attacking midfielder Facundo Buonanotte on loan for the remainder of the current season from fellow Premier League club Brighton after cutting short his loan with Chelsea.

Liverpool

So far, Arne Slot and Liverpool have completed the signing of 18-year-old Senegal centre back Mor Talla Ndiaye from Senegalese club Amitié FC for what is a rumoured transfer fee of just £1 million. He has linked up with the Reds’ Under-21s squad for now.

Manchester City

Manchester City have been particularly active in this window so far, having already completed two major signings this January.

Starting with Antoine Semenyo, the Ghanaian international forward has signed from fellow Premier League side Bournemouth, signing for Pep Guardiola’s side for what is a rumoured £64 million (according to Sky Sports), with him signing a five and a half year deal that will expire in 2031.

They have also completed a deal for England international central defender Marc Guehi for a rumoured fee of £20 million, according to Sky Sports. He has signed a five and a half year deal, just like Semenyo. Guehi, of course, joined from Crystal Palace.

They have also recalled defender Max Alleyne from his loan with Watford, and he has since been a regular in the Cityzens’ matchday squad.

Manchester United

Manchester United have yet to make a signing this winter, with the only incoming activity this January being Toby Collyer, Sonny Aljofree, and Ethan Wheatley being recalled from their loans at West Brom, Notts County, and Northampton Town, respectively.

United, now under the management of former player Michael Carrick, have previously been linked with a move for Sunderland’s 21-year-old central midfielder Noah Sidiki, who has impressed alongside the rest of the newly promoted Black Cats squad this term. If the deal went through, it would potentially see United’s Uruguayan midfielder Manuel Ugarte move in the other direction.

Newcastle United

Newcastle are another club who are yet to complete a deal this winter for a signing, having only recalled midfielder Joe White from his loan at Leyton Orient, with him going back out on loan to fellow League One side Bradford City.

Eddie Howe’s Magpies have been linked with the signing of Belgian left back Joaquin Seys, with the 20-year-old currently playing his football for Belgian Giants Club Brugge.

Nottingham Forest

Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest are yet to make a signing in the January window, with the only confirmed activity being the loan deal for forward Arnaud Kalimuendo, who joined Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt for the rest of the season with an option to buy.

Forest have been linked with incomings like Tammy Abraham from Besiktas, Napoli striker Lorenzo Lucca, and Inter Milan’s 26-year-old central midfielder Davide Frattesi.

Sunderland

Sunderland have made one signing – Jocelin Ta Bi from Israeli club Maccabi Netanya on a four and a half year contract. Regis Le Bris’ side have been linked with the likes of Noa Lang of Napoli and Fulham winger and attacking midfielder Harry Wilson.

Spurs

Thomas Frank’s Spurs have completed one major signing this winter, sealing a January deal for England international central midfielder Conor Gallagher from Spanish club Atletico Madrid, joining Tottenham from the La Liga giants for a rumoured £34 million, having hijacked a move for him from Aston Villa. Gallagher signed a five year deal expiring in 2031.

West Ham

So far, relegation-threatened West Ham have completed two signings so far this winter, having completed January deals for two forwards. Firstly, they signed Lazio’s Argentinian forward Taty Castellanos for a rumoured £25.2 million, with the 27 year old joining the Hammers on a four and a half year deal.

They have also completed the signing of Pablo Felipe from Portuguese club Gil Vicente for what was a rumoured transfer fee of £20 million, with the 22 year old signing a four and a half year deal at the London Stadium.

Wolves

Wolves, who are fighting against relegation under the management of Head Coach Rob Edwards, are yet to complete a signing in the 2026 January transfer window, having only recalled Pedro Lima from his loan at Portuguese giants FC Porto, which is their only confirmed incoming activity so far this winter window.

The Old Gold have indeed been linked with moves for the likes of Barcelona midfielder Marc Casado.

The eyes of football fans across the country and the world will be on the deals being completed by Premier League clubs over the rest of the 2026 January transfer window, with clubs looking to strengthen their chances of realising their ambitions for the current campaign.

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