Every completed Premier League deal in the 2025 winter transfer window

The winter transfer window is rarely a dull affair, even if it’s often less exciting than its sister version in the summer. But rest assured rumours will swirl around from the get-go as teams scrap for every advantage they can get in a bid to make a success of their respective campaigns.

In the Premier League, the battling is as fierce as ever, with an open race for the Champions League emerging amid the likes of Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United all underperforming, while Chelsea have joined Arsenal in trying to create something of a title race which is looking increasingly one-sided thanks to Liverpool.

At the other end, Southampton are in danger of setting all the wrong kinds of records given their lowly points haul at the halfway stage, while fellow promoted side Ipswich Town may need a miracle or two in the second half of the season to stay up themselves.

All this means a potentially frantic rush to bolster squads as suspensions hit and injuries bite ahead of a packed start to 2025 – particularly for those in European and cup contention.

As all 20 clubs in the top flight seek changes to their teams, we’ve got every deal from every club since the opening day of the window, right up to the deadline on Monday 3rd February.

Arsenal

Total spent: £0

Aston Villa

Total spent: £21.5m

Aston Villa made the Premier League’s first major January splurge as they spent an initial £19m on Borussia Dortmund forward Donyell Malen. In a deal which could rise to £21.5m with add-ons, the transfer sees Malen return to England having previously been a member of Arsenal’s youth team.

The Dutchman’s arrival will pose fresh questions over Jhon Duran’s future, with the Villa super-sub rumoured to be on the move this summer before starting the season in red-hot form.

There could yet be more additions before the month is out as Unai Emery continues to shape his squad ahead of the Champions League knockout stages.

Bournemouth

Total spent: £7.41m

Brentford

Total spent: £0

Brighton & Hove Albion

Total spent: £11m

Brighton made the first big deal of the January window, albeit through their agreement to sign midfielder Diego Gomez in December. They will pay MLS side Inter Miami £11m for the Paraguayan, who becomes Fabian Hurzeler’s first signing of the winter.

The Seagulls have had some promising results in the opening half of the Premier League season, so their placing of 10th heading into 2025 is somewhat underwhelming.

However, they remain firmly in the race to return to European football at the first time of asking under their new head coach, who has overseen victories over Man City and Spurs in his opening months at the helm.

Chelsea

Total spent: £0

Crystal Palace

Total spent: £0

Everton

Total spent: £0

Fulham

Total spent: £0

Ipswich Town

Total spent: £0

Leicester City

Total spent: £0

Liverpool

Total spent: £0

Manchester City

Total spent: £0

Manchester United

Total spent: £0

Newcastle United

Total spent: £0

Nottingham Forest

Total spent: £0

Southampton

Total spent: £4.2m

Tottenham Hotspur

Total spent: £15.8m

Tottenham Hotspur have not had the greatest of starts to the season, and their lack of squad options at times this term suggests they may well be busy over the next few weeks.

Their first incoming may not improve their squad depth too much, as youngster Yang Min-hyeok might not get substantial first-team game time immediately.

Meanwhile, goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky has already made an impression, keeping a clean sheet on debut against Liverpool before repeating the trick away at Tamworth in the FA Cup following his £12.5m move from Slavia Prague.

Ange Postecoglou will surely be on the lookout for more effective transfers over the upcoming month as Spurs seek to escape the bottom half and qualify for Europe again as they juggle their own Europa League commitments in the new year.

West Ham United

Total spent: £0

Wolves

Total spent: £16.6m

New Wolves boss Vitor Pereira wasted no time getting stuck into the January market by welcoming Reims centre-back Emmanuel Agbadou to Molineux as he bolstered his defence.

Given Wolves still have the leakiest defence in the Premier League, the addition of the Ivorian is not before time. Whether there will be more before the window’s end remains to be seen, but things have already started to look up following the Old Gold’s dismal start to the campaign.