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09 January 2025
Yannick Eduardo
Forward
RB Leipzig to Emmen
Left-footed striker capped by Czech Republic and Netherlands at youth level stays in Dutch second tier after ending loan spell at De Graafschap
loan
09 January 2025
Goduine Koyalipou
Forward
CSKA Sofia to Lens
Lens snap up well-travelled Central African Republic forward who scored 14 goals in 16 games during six months in Bulgaria
£1.7m
09 January 2025
Tim Drexler
Hoffenheim to Nuremberg
Promising teenage centre-back aims to gain ‘as much match experience as possible’ with loan move to second-tier side
loan
09 January 2025
Emmanuel Agbadou
Defender
Reims to Wolverhampton Wanderers
He’s a winner and he’s driven’ – Wolves confirm 4.5-year deal for centre-back who played in Tunisia and Belgium before finding Ligue 1 success
£16.6m
Emmanuel Ekong
Forward
Empoli to Malmö
Sweden Under-21 forward says move is ‘absolutely the right step for me’ and is ‘looking forward to winning titles’
undisclosed fee
08 January 2025
Javi Martínez
Midfielder
Osasuna to Eibar
Osasuna academy graduate, 25, allowed to leave after making only two appearances this term
free
08 January 2025
Aboubacar Ali
Forward
Strasbourg to Torreense
Having spent the first half of the season on loan at Nîmes, France Under-19 forward set for stint in Portuguese second tier
loan
08 January 2025
Val Adedokun
Defender
Brentford to Cheltenham
Left-back signed from Dundalk in 2021 joins fellow Brentford B player Ashley Hay at League Two side
loan
08 January 2025
Christopher Opéri
Defender
Le Havre to Istanbul Basaksehir
Left-back signs up for move to Turkish Super Lig side having played key role in helping HAC return to Ligue 1
£2.1m
08 January 2025
Aaron Donnelly
Defender
Nottingham Forest to Dundee
Centre-back ‘absolutely delighted’ to return to Dens Park on 3.5-year deal after spending last season on loan at the club
undisclosed fee
08 January 2025
Lorenzo Sgarbi
Forward
Napoli to Juve Stabia
Versatile attacking player ends loan at Bari, where he played eight Serie B games, to join team two places higher in second tier
loan
08 January 2025
Cheick Condé
Midfielder
FC Zurich to Venezia
Holding midfielder and Guinea international tells fans he is ‘very determined’ to help club ‘achieve our goal’ and beat the drop
undisclosed fee
08 January 2025
Luis Hasa
Midfielder
Lecce to Napoli
Italy youth international, 21, joins Napoli, with his former club Juventus receiving 30% of his fee
£420k
08 January 2025
Han-Noah Massengo
Midfielder
Burnley to Auxerre
Monaco academy product returns to Ligue 1 club with purchase option after previous loan spell there in 2023
loan
08 January 2025
Jacob Bruun Larsen
Winger
Hoffenheim to Stuttgart
Denmark international, 26, returns for second spell in Stuttgart with ‘very positive memories’ of his stint on loan in 2018
£1.4m
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After financial fair play concerns limited spending last January, this could be a busier window for Europe’s biggest clubs. In the Premier League, Liverpool are flying high but are yet to secure new contracts for Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk or Trent Alexander-Arnold – with all three now able to speak to other clubs about pre-contract agreements.
Behind them, Arsenal are weighing up whether to boost their attacking options, and Manchester City could recruit a new midfielder with Rodri’s absence derailing their title hopes. Further down the table, Manchester United may need to clear players out before Ruben Amorim can make signings, but Ange Postecoglou is planning to bolster his underachieving Tottenham squad.
In Spain, Barcelona are fighting to secure the permanent registration of Dani Olmo, a process that could have repercussions across Europe. Barça have stumbled after a strong start, leaving Atlético and Real Madrid as the top two – will either of the cross-city rivals invest this month in a bid to take an edge in the title race?
Bayer Leverkusen have brought in promising young striker Alejo Sarco as they aim to keep competing in the league and in Europe. Will Vincent Kompany stick with his Bayern Munich squad or twist with a two-horse title race in the Bundesliga?
There’s an epic three-way battle for the title under way in Italy between Inter, Napoli and Atalanta – a shrewd winter signing could make the difference. In France, Monaco and Marseille may extend their ambitious recent investment in a bid to reel in PSG – and we never quite know when the next Saudi Pro League splurge might happen.
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