All news on the topic: January transfer window

Former Barcelona man Philippe Coutinho has discussed life at the Camp Nou and claimed he has no regrets despite drastically underwhelming for the La Liga titans

Arsenal have had to juggle their front line to cope without main striker Gabriel Jesus as the Brazilian's problems with injuries continue to give Mikel Arteta a headache

Willie Kirk's Foxes are enjoying their best Women's Super League campaign to date having recorded 16 points so far this season, matching their total points from last campaign

Manchester United midfielder Casemiro feels that the future of the Red Devils' midfield is safe with this season's breakout star Kobbie Mainoo in the middle of the park

Liverpool's injury woes have increased with confirmation that Diogo Jota will be sidelined for several months as Jurgen Klopp continues to work with a depleted squad

There's never a boring day at Old Trafford and as Manchester United gear up for Sunday's Premier League clash with Luton, here are all the Red Devils-related headlines

Liverpool are understood to admire West Ham technical director Tim Steidten as they prepare for a structural revamp at Anfield in anticipation for Jurgen Klopp's summer exit

The Zambia international became the most expensive women's footballer in history after joining National Women's Soccer League side Bay FC from Madrid CFF and is the first African player, male or female, to do so

This season's January transfer window might've been defined by a risk-averse Premier League but women's football relished yet another record-breaking transfer window

Erik ten Hag's Manchester United visit Aston Villa on Sunday with hopes of closing the gap between the two teams and begin their push for the Champions League qualification places

INTERVIEW: Kalvin Phillips reveals all on his West Ham loan move that could become permanent in the summer transfer window after he decided to leave Manchester City to fulfil his Euro 2024 dream with England

JOHN CROSS COLUMN: There is a feeling among the Big Six that transfers windows in the future will see a seismic change in the next few years which will see a regular pattern of big-spending in the summer and fewer deals in January

Manchester United flop Donny van de Beek has had to deal with another career set-back as loan club Eintracht Frankfurt have left the Dutchman out of their Europa Conference League squad

Erik ten Hag feels there has been a lack of consistent backing in the transfer market to reshape his Man United squad he inherited - despite being handed £400million

Liverpool decided to sign two new defenders at the end of the 2021 January transfer window following long-term injuries to BOTH Virgil van Dijk and Joel Matip

Manchester United legend Gary Neville did not see Scott McTominay's goalscoring touch coming, while Erik ten Hag may still harbour some frustration over Thursday's last-gasp win

The transfer window is officially shut for Premier League clubs but several late deals are still yet to be confirmed, while there has been paperwork drama elsewhere

Arsenal did not make a single signing in the January transfer window, despite manager Mikel Arteta bemoaning their "thin" squad, and Gary Neville believes it was a "sensible" move

Manchester United have allowed some of their young talents to get a taste of first-team football with loan moves while keeping the chance to use them at under-21 level

Manchester United let 13 players leave in January but didn't make any signings after a big-spending summer had brought the likes of Rasmus Hojlund to Old Trafford

Clubs from across the English football pyramid made additions to their squads in the January transfer window, but one made the unexpected move of making the same signing twice

Wolves were interested in signing Armando Broja on loan from Chelsea in the January transfer window but opted against the deal before the striker joined Fulham on deadline day

Pep Guardiola's team made £176.2m for their title win as all 20 Premier League sides earned nine-figure fees after cash injection from latest international broadcast deal

Everton's 10-point punishment, absence of growth in broadcast revenue and emphasis on summer signings has led to quietest January window for several years as clubs spend only £100m

The club were eliminated from the competition after Aston Villa were docked three points for breaking the rules, dwindling United's already bare hopes for first-ever silverware