The January transfer window has shut for the 20 clubs of the Premier League clubs, and there were some decent signings made before the 6pm ET deadline.
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A very quiet winter window got a bit louder toward the end, as Bournemouth, Burnley, and even Tottenham have made some noise.
It was mostly a flurry of late loan deals, but we’ve got almost every angle covered below.
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Below we will keep you up to date with all of the latest deals developing, and completed, on the final day of the January transfer window.
January Transfer Window: Live Premier League Deals Tracker on Deadline Day 2024
6pm: WINDOW SHUT
Of course, deals can still be announced after 6. We’re waiting specifically for Fulham to complete its loan for Chelsea striker Armando Broja.
🚨⚪️⚫️ Armando Broja has just signed the contract as new Fulham player. Done and sealed.
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) February 1, 2024
5:55pm: Tottenham nabs Swedish starlet waned by Barca
Lucas Bergvall has picked Tottenham over numerous other suitors, as Spurs get a sneaky one over the line.
Bergvall, 17, has already made 29 senior appearances for Swedish side Djurgarden. He’ll join Spurs this summer pending a medical on Friday — his 18th birthday.
5:36pm: Bournemouth add striker from Getafe
The Cherries are taking a swing on Getafe forward Enes Unal.
The Turkish forward has been out of favor at his La Liga club, and will join on loan for the rest of the season.
Unal, 26, has 36 goals and 10 assists in 109 career appearances for Getafe. He’s an aerial threat who had three goals and three assists in 32 caps for Turkey before an ACL tear. - Nicholas Mendola
5:25pm: Burnley add another defender; Aston Villa sign a keeper
Lorenz Assignon is the name, and he’s coming on loan from Rennes to join fellow Ligue 1 import Maxime Esteve from Montpellier.
Emiliano Martinez has another back-up at Aston Villa, as Australia keeper Joe Gauci will join the Villans after the Asian Cup. - Nicholas Mendola
4:42pm: Latest updates as Chelsea youngster seals loan
Catching up on some quick hitters:
- Andrey Santos is leaving Chelsea for a loan to partner club Strasbourg
- Mason Holgate’s loan from Everton to Southampton is canceled, and Sheffield United has signed the Premier League veteran.
- Nottingham Forest is loaning Orel Mangala to Lyon, and have signed ex-Newcastle keeper Matz Sels from Strasbourg.
- Newcastle’s loaning Isaac Hayden to QPR
- Liverpool youngster Billy Koumetio is heading on loan to Blackburn.
4:13pm: Newcastle snares Man City youngster
Newcastle has signed one of Manchester City’s best Premier League 2 players, inking Alfie Harrison to a deal through the end of the 2025-26 season.
Harrison, however, also heads to the Magpies’ reserve set-up to start. - Nicholas Mendola
3:15pm: USMNT striker Duncan McGuire set for Blackburn after all
Orlando City striker Duncan McGuire made his USMNT debut in January after finishing the 2023 MLS season as a Rookie of the Year candidate.
McGuire reportedly saw a deal to join Blackburn fall apart while he was in transit from the United States to England, and rumors had him perhaps changing course to Sheffield Wednesday.
But Sky Sports is now saying that McGuire’s original destination is now the likely one, with the 22-year-old Nebraskan headed to Blackburn for a medical. - Nicholas Mendola
✍️ We are delighted to unveil the signing of striker Duncan McGuire from MLS side Orlando City, subject to international clearance and visa requirements being approved.
— Blackburn Rovers (@Rovers) February 1, 2024
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2:07pm: Burnley land Montpellier center back
Maxime Esteve may be just 21 years old, but he’s already rung up 62 senior appearances for Montpellier.
The Ligue 1 outfit has sanctioned a loan move to Burnley, who will be expected to purchased the center back at the end of the season.
Esteve has a goal and an assist in 995 league minutes this season and is an aggressive playbreaker. He’s been capped at the U-21 and U-20 levels by France. - Nicholas Mendola
2pm: Crystal Palace buys Adam Wharton from Blackburn
Nineteen-year-old midfielder Adam Wharton is making the move to South London, as Crystal Palace has got its (young) man.
Wharton has two goals and three assists in the Championship this season, and is known for strong reading of the game when it comes to both ball progression and interceptions.
Not shy of a tackle, Wharton could reportedly end up costing Palace close to $26 million if he hits bonuses. For now, the floated number is a bit over $21 million. - Nicholas Mendola
1:30pm: USMNT’s Ethan Horvath finds new Championship home
Ethan Horvath is finally free from the goalkeeping glut of Nottingham Forest, where he was behind fellow USMNT keeper Matt Turner and several others.
Horvath has signed for Cardiff City on a permanent deal. Former Newcastle keeper Jak Alnwich has been starting for the Bluebirds.
1:01pm: West Ham sees one, maybe two forwards out the door
Two players who’ve done memorable things in West Ham shirts may no longer under the purview of David Moyes.
Pablo Fornals is leaving West Ham for Real Betis on a reported $8 million deal.
And Said Benrahma looks likely to be going on loan to Olympique Lyon, though there are rumors that Fulham will try to keep the Algeria star in London. - Nicholas Mendola
9:45am: It’s pretty slow going out there
It’s pretty slow so far today. It seems like Johnstone will be staying at Palace so Forest will have to look elsewhere for a new goalkeeper. Other than that, Broja may be a little too expensive for Fulham and Wolves so it will be intriguing to keep an eye on him. - Joe Prince-Wright
7:25am: Deals being lined up
Let’s take a little look at deals which are starting to take shape today, shall we?
These are the moves reportedly in the works to and from Premier League clubs on deadline day:
- Sam Johnstone to Nottingham Forest
- Maxwel Cornet to Crystal Palace
- Said Benrahma to Lyon
- Armando Broja to Wolves/Fulham
- Matz Sels to Nottingham Forest
- Adam Wharton to Crystal Palace
- Lorenz Assignon to Burnley
- Maxime Esteve to Burnley
- Serge Aurier to Galatasaray
- Enes Unal to Bournemouth
We know this can all change very quickly as dominoes start to fall. Just over 10 hours to go… - Joe Prince-Wright
6:25am: Morgan Rogers completes Aston Villa move
Morgan Rogers has completed his move to Aston Villa from Middlesbrough. The young forward has seven goals and eight assists for second-tier Boro this season and will add plenty of depth to Villa’s attack as he can play in multiple positions. The deal will reportedly cost Villa just over $20 million included all add ons. - Joe Prince-Wright
5:48am: Armando Broja could be heading to Wolves or Fulham on loan
One player to keep a close eye on today is Armando Broja. Both Fulham and Wolves want to sign the Albanian striker from Chelsea but the Blues value him at over $63 million and wanted a permanent deal. Multiple reports state that Chelsea are now willing to loan out Broja until the send of the season without an obligation to buy. He’s worth a punt for Wolves or Fulham as they aim for a top 10 finish, right? Still, the loan fee of over $6 million appears to be putting both Fulham and Wolves off for now so maybe Broja will stay at Chelsea? The other issue here is that by selling an academy product like Broja, Chelsea will be able to benefit massively in terms of financial fair play regulations which is becoming increasingly important for all Premier League clubs. - Joe Prince-Wright
5:45am: Forest set to be busiest Premier League team
Good morning and happy transfer deadline day! As they have been over the last few years, Nottingham Forest will be very busy late in the transfer window as they’re chasing a new goalkeeper and are set to move on several fringe players. Sam Johnstone could be arriving from Crystal Palace, while Strasbourg’s Matz Sels has also been mentioned as an option. - Joe Prince-Wright
6pm, Wednesday January 31: Gio Reyna joins Nottingham Forest
We have another USMNT player in the Premier League and this is exciting. Gio Reyna, 21, joins Forest on loan for the rest of the season from Borussia Dortmund as he failed to nail down a starting spot with the Bundesliga giants. Here’s hoping Gio can get regular minutes and Forest certainly need more creativity and composure on the ball in the final third as they battle to stay in the Premier League. The Tricky Trees just gained even more American fans as Reyna links up with USMNT teammate Matt Turner. - Joe Prince-Wright
