Premier League January transfers: Club by club

Who has your team signed? Who has been shipped out?

Check below for a comprehensive list of all the Premier League ins and outs from the 2022 January transfer window, which opens on January 1 until January 31.

Keep track of all the latest developments with our Transfer Centre blog.

Fees include potential add-ons.

Arsenal

None

Out

Folarin Balogun – Middlesbrough, loan

Ainsley Maitland-Niles – Roma, loan

Sead Kolasinac – Marseille, free

Calum Chambers – Aston Villa, undisclosed

Harry Clarke – Hibernian, loan

Brooke Norton-Cuffy – Lincoln, loan

Tyreece John-Jules – Sheffield Wednesday, loan

Ryan Alebiosu – Crewe, loan

Aston Villa

Philippe Coutinho – Barcelona, loan

Lucas Digne – Everton, £25m

Calum Chambers – Arsenal, undisclosed

Kerr Smith – Dundee United, £2m

Robin Olsen – Roma, loan

Out

Jaden Philogene-Bidace – Stoke, loan

Keinan Davis – Nottingham Forest, loan

Wesley – Internacional, loan

Aaron Ramsey – Cheltenham, loan

Caleb Chukwuemeka – Livingston, loan

Anwar El Ghazi – Everton, loan

Seb Revan – Hereford, loan

Louie Barry – Swindon, loan

Brentford

Jonas Lossl – FC Midtjylland, loan

Out

Nathan Shepperd – Dundalk, undisclosed

Jan Zamburek – Viborg, undisclosed

Dominic Thompson – Ipswich, loan

Brighton

Kacper Kozlowski – Pogon Szczecin, £8m

Out

Aaron Connolly – Middlesbrough, loan

Kacper Kozlowski – Royale Union St-Gilloise, loan

Leo Ostigard – Genoa, loan

Jurgen Locadia – Bochum, undisclosed

Taylor Richards – Birmingham, loan

Christian Walton – Ipswich, undisclosed

Burnley

None

Out

Jacob Bedeau – Morecambe, loan

Anthony Glennon – Barrow, loan

Chris Wood – Newcastle, £25m

Chelsea

None

Out

Juan Castillo – Charlton, loan

Jamie Cumming – MK Dons, loan

Lewis Baker – Stoke, undisclosed

Tariq Uwakwe – Crewe, undisclosed

Crystal Palace

None

Out

Jake O’Brien – Swindon, loan

Jay Rich-Baghuelou – Accrington, undisclosed

Ollie Webber – Portsmouth, Undisclosed

Rob Street – Newport, Loan

Everton

Vitaliy Mykolenko – Dynamo Kiev, undisclosed

Nathan Patterson – Rangers, £16m

Anwar El Ghazi – Aston Villa, loan

Out

Lucas Digne – Aston Villa, £25m

Ellis Simms – Hearts, Loan

Leeds

Mateo Joseph Fernandez – Espanyol, undisclosed

Out

Ryan Edmondson – Port Vale, loan

Cody Drameh – Cardiff, loan

Leicester

None

Out

Jacob Wakeling – Barrow, loan

Filip Benkovic – released

Kasey McAteer – Forest Green, loan

Josh Eppiah – Northampton, loan

Liverpool

None

Out

Tony Gallacher – St Johnstone, free

Morgan Boyes – Livingston, free

Manchester City

None

Out

Ferran Torres – Barcelona, £55.2m

Taylor Harwood-Bellis – Stoke, loan

James Trafford – Bolton, loan

Manchester United

None

Out

Amad Diallo – Rangers, loan

Teden Mengi – Birmingham, loan

Ethan Laird – Bournemouth, loan

Axel Tuanzebe – Napoli, loan

Anthony Martial – Sevilla, loan

Reece Devine – Walsall, loan

Newcastle

Kieran Trippier – Atletico Madrid, £15m

Chris Wood – Burnley, £25m

Out

Rosarie Longelo – Accrington, undisclosed

Norwich

None

Out

Thomas Dickson-Peters – Gillingham, loan

Tyrese Omotoye – Carlisle, loan

Bali Mumba – Peterborough, loan

Rocky Bushiri – Hibernian, loan

Gassan Ahadme – Burton, undisclosed

Onel Hernandez – Birmingham, loan

Sebastian Soto – Livingston, loan

Southampton

None

Out

Sam McQueen – retired

Daniel Nlundulu – Cheltenham, loan

Caleb Watts – Crawley, loan

Kayne Ramsay – Ross County, loan

Tottenham

None

Out

Nile John – Charlton, loan

Kion Etete – Cheltenham, loan

Dilan Markanday – Blackburn, undisclosed

Jack Clarke – Sunderland, loan

Watford

Hassane Kamara – Nice, undisclosed

Samir – Udinese, undisclosed

Edo Kayembe – Eupen, undisclosed

Samuel Kalu – Bordeaux, undisclosed

Out

Pontus Dahlberg – Gillingham, loan

West Ham

None

Out

Mipo Odubeko – Doncaster, loan

Conor Coventry – MK Dons, loan

Wolves

Hayao Kawabe – Zurich, undisclosed

Chiquinho – Estoril, £3m

Hwang Hee-chan – RB Leipzig, £14m (starts on July 1)

Out

Theo Corbeanu – MK Dons, loan

Lewis Richards – Harrogate, loan

Luke Matheson – Scunthorpe, loan

Premier League January transfers: Club by club
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