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16 January 2025
Théo Pellenard
Defender
Auxerre to Laval
Experienced former Bordeaux centre-back with six months left on his contract joins Le Tango in Ligue 2
free
16 January 2025
Abde Rebbach
Winger
Alavés to Granada
Second-tier side make first January signing with loan move for left-winger who can play across the attack
loan
16 January 2025
Sebastian Otoa
Defender
Aalborg to Genoa
Skilful Danish U21 centre-back says move to mid-table Serie A side ‘a great opportunity where I can learn a lot’
£2.1m
16 January 2025
James Abankwah
Defender
Udinese to Watford
Hornets land ‘real promising addition’ in centre-back who has made eight Serie A appearances this season for partner club
loan
16 January 2025
Jayden Meghoma
Defender
Brentford to Preston
Teenage left-back signed for £5m from Southampton in summer will build first-team experience in Championship
loan
16 January 2025
Thibault De Smet
Defender
Reims to Paris FC
Left-back who can also play in middle of defence joins Ligue 2 promotion-chasers until end of the season
loan
15 January 2025
Jaden Philogene
Winger
Aston Villa to Ipswich Town
England U21 winger who developed at Villa academy ‘wants to play as much as possible’ after signing 4.5-year deal
£20m
Alberto Costa
Defender
Vitória de Guimarães to Juventus
Thiago Motta strengthens injury-hit defence with €13m move for imposing right-back who was also on Brighton’s radar and will wear No 2 in Turin
£10.9m
Woyo Coulibaly
Defender
Parma to Leicester City
Right-back becomes Ruud van Nistelrooy’s first Leicester signing after agreeing 4.5-year deal and says move ‘an honour’
£3m
Simon Simoni
Goalkeeper
Eintracht Frankfurt to Kaiserslautern
Keeper cuts short loan with Ingolstadt after making two starts, instead joining second-tier FCK on new 18-month loan
loan
15 January 2025
John Patrick
Midfielder
Getafe to Reims
Madrid-born midfielder who has represented Ireland at youth level seeks fresh start in Ligue 1 after failing to break into Getafe first team
undisclosed fee
15 January 2025
Tom Cannon
Forward
Stoke City to Leicester City
Big blow for struggling Stoke as top scorer with 11 goals in 25 appearances recalled by parent club
loan ended
15 January 2025
Trevoh Chalobah
Defender
Crystal Palace to Chelsea
After 14 appearances and three goals for Palace, centre-back recalled to fill in for injured Benoît Badiashile and Wesley Fofana
loan ended
Thiago Almada
Midfielder
Botafogo to Lyon
Lyon strike deal with fellow Eagle Football Holdings club for 23-year-old attacking midfielder with six caps for Argentina
loan
15 January 2025
Adryelson
Defender
Lyon to Anderlecht
After winning Copa Libertadores on loan with Botafogo last year, centre-back looks to make similar impact at Anderlecht
loan
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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.
Article by:Source – Niall McVeigh, Will Magee and Antonio Voce
