What was the Premier League's winter transfer window activity?

The Premier League experienced its quietest ever winter transfer deadline day, with only seven deals completed.

Which club made a significant deadline day signing?

Crystal Palace announced the signing of striker Jorgen Strand Larsen from Wolves for up to £48m.

How much did Premier League clubs spend in total during the winter window?

Premier League clubs spent a total of £390 million during the winter transfer window.

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Premier League Sees Quietest Winter Window Ever

3 Feb

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Summary

Only seven deals were completed on the quietest winter deadline day.
Crystal Palace signed Jorgen Strand Larsen for up to £48m.
Total winter window spending reached £390m across the league.

Premier League Sees Quietest Winter Window Ever

The Premier League concluded its winter transfer window with the lowest activity on record, as only seven deals were completed on Monday. The first confirmed arrival, Jorgen Strand Larsen from Wolves to Crystal Palace for up to £48m, was announced after the official 19:00 GMT deadline.

Several transfers were finalized shortly after the window closed, including Sunderland's acquisition of Nilson Angulo and Wolves' signing of Angel Gomes on loan, with Adam Armstrong also joining Wolves for £7m. Despite the minimal activity on deadline day itself, the total expenditure by Premier League clubs during this winter window reached £390 million.

Notably, Liverpool agreed to a summer deal for defender Jeremy Jacquet from Rennes, with the £60m payment deferred until the summer. This period marked a significant shift towards caution in the transfer market for top English clubs.