If January is a month for restraint and cutting back, football begins each year dutifully following the memo. Another transfer window might have opened across Europe but, in stark contrast to the lavishness of summer, spending will be mostly reluctant and circumspect.

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.

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Arsenal have been linked to a number of different players as they look to bolster their attack in the ongoing January transfer window. The Gunners are eying up some fresh faces as they continue to fight Liverpool for the Premier League trophy,

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

The winter transfer window is open, and shutting later than usual this year, at 11pm on February 3. Many of Yorkshire clubs have already dipped their toes into the market with ingoings and outgoings.

The January transfer window is open and teams around the Premier League would be wise to reinforce their squads ahead of the business end of the season. Liverpool have been the best team in the country so far and hold a commanding lead atop the table halfway through the campaign.