We are already past the first week of the midseason business period for European soccer clubs, but when is transfer deadline day?

The January transfer window is official open, giving all 20 Premier League clubs the chance to bolster their squads for the second half of the season. The winter transfer window promises exciting, unpredictable signings and departures across the English top-flight.

The January transfer window is here and all 20 Premier League teams will be keeping their eyes and ears open to opportunities to strengthen their squads. But who needs to strengthen, and where, in the next month?

It should come as no surprise to see Bournemouth hit the market for a left-back, given their current incumbent, Milos Kerkez, is so highly thought of by the world's top teams. This looks a lot like the Cherries are planning ahead, which is undoubtedly smart.

But, the most likely reason why there is a lack of spending in January compared to that in the summer is due to Premier League clubs also having to abide by profit and sustainability rules and financial fair play, which have been cited as a key factor, particularly of late, with the league really cracking down on applying those rules.

Rumours have been swirling for the past few weeks linking Liverpool with potential signings. The Reds had a quiet summer, making only one permanent signing foll

The Premier League transfer window opened on Wednesday, giving clubs the opportunity to improve their squads for the remainder of the 2024-25 season.

Keep up to date with all the latest news across the whole of the January transfer window with the Transfer Centre blog on Sky Sports website and app, and on Sky Sports News

Ben Doak has enjoyed a great first half of the season on loan at Middlesbrough so it is no surprise to see Premier League teams showing interest in signing the

Agents, managers and recruitment teams around the world face a busy few weeks as all Premier League clubs look to strengthen