Premier League teams have made seven signings for almost £30m combined in the first week of the January transfer window, with the promise of more to come.

Renowned for providing plenty of drama, controversy and money-spinning madness, the opening of Europe’s January transfer window usually pre-empts a frenzied circus of activity.

The Premier League transfer window opened on Wednesday, giving clubs the opportunity to improve their squads for the remainder of the 2024-25 season.

The January transfer window is here and all 20 Premier League teams will be keeping their eyes and ears open to opportunities to strengthen their squads. But who needs to strengthen, and where, in the next month?

Premier League clubs tend to conduct most of their business in the summer, but some clubs may have no choice but to spend this winter.

Mikel Arteta says Arsenal remain “very alert” during the January transfer window after Ethan Nwaneri became the latest player hit by injury. Nwaneri picked up a muscle injury during Arsenal’s draw with Brighton on Saturday and is set to be out for a few weeks.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has confirmed Ethan Nwaneri will be out with a muscle issue for "weeks" as the Gunners' injury list grows.

Mikel Arteta is reportedly chasing attacking reinforcements for Arsenal in the January transfer window. The Gunners are looking to chase down Premier League leaders Liverpool in the coming weeks with Arne Slot's team currently six points clear in the title race.

Arsenal are looking for attacking options in the market as manager Mikel Arteta aims to strengthen his team for another title challenge.The Gunners have tried and failed to win the Premier League