January 2025 Transfer Window: Key Deadline Day Information for Premier League, EFL, and European Leagues

THE January transfer window has officially opened, as teams seek to strengthen their rosters for the remainder of the season.

So, when does it close this year, and is the deadline the same for all European leagues?

Radu Dragusin transferred to Spurs for £25m in last January's window

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Radu Dragusin moved to Spurs for £25m during last January’s transfer windowCredit: Rex

When does the January transfer window open and close?

This year, English football clubs kicked off their January transfer window on Wednesday, January 1st.

Per league rules, new signings can participate in the subsequent Premier League match if the club submits all necessary paperwork by midday on the final working day before that match.

What is the transfer deadline day and when does it end?

The cutoff for all leagues is set for Monday, February 3 at 23:00 GMT.

Once the transfer window concludes, clubs are required to finalize and submit their squad lists.

Furthermore, the winter transfer deadlines for different leagues are as follows: Bundesliga (5pm GMT), Serie A (7pm), Ligue 1 in France (10pm), and La Liga (11pm).

Is the transfer window schedule the same for the Premier League and EFL?

The transfer window adheres to the same timeline for both the Premier League and EFL.

Premier League clubs are restricted to registering a maximum of two players on loan at any given time.

EFL clubs can enact emergency loans if all professional goalkeepers are unavailable due to injuries, suspensions, or international responsibilities.

Confirmed transfers

January 7

Julio Soler (Lanus to Bournemouth)

January 6

Marcelo Pitaluga (Liverpool to Fluminense)

Issa Kabore (Man City to Werder Bremen)

Will Jarvis (Hull to Notts County)

Sonny Bradley (Derby to Wycombe)

Jeppe Okkels (Preston to Aberdeen)

Ryotaro Tsunoda (Cardiff to KV Kortrijk)

January 5

Antonin Kinsky (Slavia Prague to Tottenham)

Ben Godfrey (Atalanta to Ipswich)

Ole Romeny (FC Utrecht to Oxford)

Will Goodwin (Oxford to Wigan)

January 4

Kacper Pasiek (Preston to Altrincham)

Josh Stones (Wigan to York)

Carl Johnston (Fleetwood to Peterborough)

January 3

Matai Akinmboni (D.C. United to Bournemouth)

Lewis Dobbin (Aston Villa to Norwich)

January 2

Malachi Fagan-Walcott (Cardiff to York)

Ashley Barnes (Norwich to Burnley)

January 1

Diego Gomez (Inter Miami to Brighton)

Yang Min-hyeok (Gangwon to Tottenham)

Josh Robinson (Arsenal to Wigan)

Wellington Damascena (Sao Paulo to Southampton)

Ronnie Edwards (Southampton to QPR)

Ashley Hay (Brentford to Cheltenham)

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