Transfer Deadline Day January 2024 - All the done deals in Premier League, Serie A, Ligue 1, Bundesliga, La Liga

The January transfer window will close on February 1 - and you can stick with us for all the latest done deals across transfer deadline day.

After the summer witnessed the highest-spending transfer window ever, the winter window has been much more sedate with Premier League clubs largely keeping their powder dry.

Tottenham signed Timo Werner and Radu Dragusin at the start of the month, two Argentinian starlets secured moves to England with Valentin Barco joining Brighton for £7.9m and Claudio Echeverri signing for Manchester City for £12.5m and Kalvin Phillips swapped City for West Ham on loan in possibly the highest profile move of the window.

Will your club do any last-minute business on deadline day? Stick with us as we round up the biggest moves across Europe...

Rodrigo Ribeiro (Sporting CP to Nottingham Forest, loan)

Morgan Rogers (Middlesbrough to Aston Villa, £15m)

Mukhammadali Urinboev (Pakhtakor Tashkent to Brentford, loan)

Alfie Harrison (Manchester City to Newcastle United, undisclosed)

Lino Sousa (Arsenal to Aston Villa, undisclosed)

Adam Wharton (Blackburn Rovers to Crystal Palace, £22m)

Maxime Esteve (Montpellier to Burnley, loan)

Josh Robertson (Sunderland to Brighton & Hove Albion, undisclosed)

Mason Holgate (Everton to Sheffield United, loan)

Joe Gauci (Adelaide United to Aston Villa, undisclosed)

Lorenz Assignon (Rennes to Burnley, loan)

Caylan Vickers (Reading to Brighton & Hove Albion, undisclosed)

Enes Unal (Getafe to Bournemouth, loan)

Matz Sels (Strasbourg to Nottingham Forest, £5m)

Facundo Pellistri (Manchester United to Granada, loan)

Mahmoud Dahoud (Brighton & Hove Albion to Stuttgart, loan)

Alex Runarsson (Arsenal to FC Copenhagen, free)

Alex Mighten (Nottingham Forest to Port Vale, loan)

Charles Sagoe Jr (Arsenal to Swansea City, loan)

Alfie Harrison (Manchester City to Newcastle United, undisclosed)

Jack Hinchy (Brighton & Hove Albion to Shrewsbury Town, loan)

Lino Sousa (Arsenal to Aston Villa, undisclosed)

Lino Sousa (Aston Villa to Plymouth Argyle, loan)

Antwoine Hackford (Sheffield United to Burton Albion, loan)

Malcolm Ebiowei (Crystal Palace to RWDM, loan)

Isak Hansen-Aaroen (Manchester United to Werder Bremen, undisclosed)

Kieffer Moore (Bournemouth to Ipswich Town, loan)

CJ Egan-Riley (Burnley to PSV Eindhoven, loan)

Josh Wilson-Esbrand (Manchester City to Cardiff City, loan)

Tommi O'Reilly (Aston Villa to Real Union, loan)

Josh Feeney (Aston Villa to Real Union, loan)

Orel Mangala (Nottingham Forest to Lyon, loan)

Mason Holgate (Everton to Sheffield United, loan)

Isaac Hayden (Newcastle United to Queens Park Rangers, loan)

Andrey Santos (Chelsea to Strasbourg, loan)

Bertrand Traore (Aston Villa to Villarreal, free)

Ed Turns (Brighton & Hove Albion to Crewe Alexandra)

Ethan Horvath (Nottingham Forest to Cardiff City, undisclosed)

Theo Corbeanu (Wolverhampton Wanderers to Granada, €1.5m)

Imari Samuels (Brighton & Hove Albion to Fleetwood Town, loan)

Alejo Veliz (Tottenham Hotspur to Sevilla, loan)

Anass Zaroury (Burnley to Hull City, loan)

Connor Roberts (Burnley to Leeds United, loan)

Brandon Aguilera (Nottingham Forest to Bristol Rovers, loan)

Tyrese Francois (Fulham to Vejle Boldklub, loan)

Idris Odutayo (Fulham to Bromley, undisclosed)

Joe Hodge (Wolverhampton Wanderers to Queens Park Rangers, loan)

Vitinha (Marseille to Genoa, loan)

Adam Masina (Udinese to Torino, loan)

Jens Odgaard (AZ to Bologna, loan)

Marash Kumbulla (Roma to Sassuolo, loan)

David Okereke (Cremonese to Torino, loan)

Emanuel Vignato (Pisa to Salernitana, loan)

Yerry Mina (Fiorentina to Cagliari, loan)

Tommaso Baldanzi (Empoli to Roma, €10m)

Iron Gomis (Kasimpasa to Salernitana, loan)

Kazper Karlsson (Halmstads to Bologna)

Stefan Mitrovic (Red Star Belgrade to Hellas Verona, undisclosed)

Karol Swiderski (Charlotte to Hellas Verona)

Gianluca Gaetano (Napoli to Cagliari, loan)

Uros Kabic (Red Star Belgrade to Torino, loan)

Fabien Centonze (Nantes to Hellas Verona, loan)

Shon Weissman (Granada to Salernitana, loan)

Erik Botheim (Salernitana to Malmo, free)

Brandon Soppy (Atalanta to Schalke, loan)

Adam Masina (Udinese to Torino, loan)

Marco Pellegrino (Milan to Salernitana, loan)

Marash Kumbulla (Roma to Sassuolo, loan)

Jordi Mboula (Hellas Verona to Racing, free)

Yerry Mina (Fiorentina to Cagliari, loan)

Tommaso Baldanzi (Empoli to Roma, €10m)

Lorenzo Amatucci (Fiorentina to Ternana, loan)

Ebrima Darboe (AS Roma to Sampdoria, loan)

Kelvin Yeboah (Genoa to Standard Liege, loan)

Chaka Traore (AC Milan to Palermo, loan)

Gianluca Gaetano (Napoli to Cagliari, loan)

Gabriele Guarino (Empoli to Modena, loan)

Bruno Amione (Hellas Verona to Santos Laguna, €3m)

Etienne Camara (Udinese to Charleroi, undisclosed)

Yann Karamoh (Torino to Montpellier, loan)

Seydou Fini (Genoa to Standard Liege, loan)

Sydney van Hooijdonk (Bologna to Norwich City, loan)

Modibo Sagnan (FC Utrecht to Montpellier, €3m)

Sergio Akieme (Almeria to Stade Reims, €6m plus €4m in bonuses)

Chrislain Matsima (Monaco to Clermont, loan)

Benjamin Stambouli (Adana Demirspor to Stade Reims, free)

Andrej Ilic (Valerenga to Lille, undisclosed)

Didier Lamkel Ze (Hatayspor to Metz, loan)

Yann Karamoh (Torino to Montpellier, loan)

Orel Mangala (Nottingham Forest to Lyon, loan)

Andrey Santos (Chelsea to Strasbourg, loan)

Chrislain Matsima (Monaco to Clermont, loan)

Francois Mughe (Marseille to Dunkerque, loan)

Hugo Ekitike (Paris Saint-Germain to Eintracht Frankfurt, loan)

Fabien Centonze (Nantes to Hellas Verona, loan)

Maxime Esteve (Montpellier to Burnley, loan)

Akim Zedadka (Lille to Real Zaragoza, loan)

Dembo Sylla (Lorient to Rodez, loan)

Myron Boadu (Monaco to Twente, loan)

Oscar Cortes (Lens to Rangers, loan)

Eliot Matazo (Monaco to Royal Antwerp)

Ayoub Amraoui (Nice to Amiens, loan)

Lorenz Assignon (Rennes to Burnley, loan)

Lamine Diack (Nantes to Colorado Rapids, loan)

Matz Sels (Strasbourg to Nottingham Forest, £5m)

Facundo Pellistri (Manchester United to Granada, loan)

Juanmi (Real Betis to Cadiz, loan)

Aiham Ousou (Slavia Prague to Cadiz, loan)

Diadie Samassekou (Hoffenheim to Cadiz, loan)

Bruno Langa (Chaves to Almeria, loan)

Bertrand Traore (Aston Villa to Villarreal, free)

Kamil Jozwiak (Charlotte to Granada, undisclosed)

Theo Corbeanu (Wolverhampton Wanderers to Granada, €1.5m)

Chimy Avila (Osasuna to Real Betis, €4m)

Alejo Veliz (Tottenham Hotspur to Sevilla, loan)

Cedric Bakambu (Galatasaray to Real Betis, undisclosed)

Sergio Akieme (Almeria to Stade de Reims, €6m plus €4m in bonuses)

Luiz Henrique (Real Betis to Botafogo, €16m)

Houboulang Mendes (Almeria to Mirandes, loan)

Kaiky (Almeria to Albacete, loan)

Stefan Mitrovic (Getafe to Gent, undisclosed)

Shon Weissman (Granada to Salernitana, loan)

Dario Poveda (Getafe to Cartagena, loan)

Amath Ndiaye (Real Mallorca to Real Valladolid, loan)

Darka Brasanac (Osasuna to Leganes, free)

Chimy Avila (Osasuna to Real Betis, €4m)

Enes Unal (Getafe to Bournemouth, loan)

Juan Cruz (Real Betis to Leganes, loan)

Nikola Maras (Alaves to Levante, loan)

Jessic Ngankam (Eintracht Frankfurt to Mainz, loan)

Mahmoud Dahoud (Brighton & Hove Albion to Stuttgart, loan)

Yorbe Vertessen (PSV Eindhoven to Union Berlin, undisclosed)

Jonah Kusi-Asare (AIK Solna to Bayern Munich, undisclosed)

Sebastian Polter (Schalke to Darmstadt, loan)

Pep Biel (Olympiacos to Augsburg, loan)

Isak Hansen-Aaroen (Werder Bremen to Manchester United, undisclosed)

Hugo Ekitike (Paris Saint-Germain to Eintracht Frankfurt, loan)

Jessic Ngankam (Eintracht Frankfurt to Mainz, loan)

Diadie Samassekou (Hoffenheim to Cadiz, loan)

Paxten Aaronson (Eintracht Frankfurt, to Vitesse Arnhem)

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