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Men’s transfer window January 2023 – all deals from Europe’s top five leagues

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28 December 2022

David Datro Fofana

Forward

Molde to Chelsea

Ivorian rising star will bolster Graham Potter’s attacking options

£10.6m

Warren Kamanzi

Defender

Tromsø to Toulouse

Right-back will join Ligue 1 side dealing with defensive injury crisis

undisclosed fee

26 December 2022

Cody Gakpo

Winger

PSV Eindhoven to Liverpool

Highly-rated attacker set to join Reds after impressing at World Cup

£37m

Matheus Cunha

Forward

Atlético Madrid to Wolverhampton Wanderers

One more gift under the tree’ – Wolves announce initial loan move for striker on Christmas Day

loan

Guillermo Ochoa

Goalkeeper

Club América to Salernitana

Veteran keeper returns to Europe on six-month deal with option for further year

free

22 December 2022

Cyrill Akono

Forward

SC Verl to Borussia Dortmund

22-year-old joins BVB’s second string in third division

undisclosed fee

22 December 2022

Niklas Tauer

Midfielder

Mainz 05 to Schalke 04

21-year-old joins Bundesliga’s bottom club on 18-month loan

loan

21 December 2022

Isco

Midfielder

Sevilla to Free agent

After mutual contract termination, Jorge Sampaoli claims former Real Madrid midfielder ‘did not meet the club’s expectations’

released

19 December 2022

Luizão

Defender

São Paulo to West Ham United

Hammers sign versatile 20-year-old centre-back who will initially join development squad

undisclosed fee

17 December 2022

Paxten Aaronson

Midfielder

Philadelphia Union to Eintracht Frankfurt

Younger brother of Leeds’ Brenden Aaronson joins Eagles for reported $4m fee

£3.3m

16 December 2022

Salomón Rondón

Forward

Everton to Free agent

Venezuela international mutually agrees to terminate his contract after limited opportunities under Frank Lampard

released

16 December 2022

Gaëtan Charbonnier

Forward

Auxerre to Saint-Etienne

Veteran forward joins fallen giants in Ligue 2, calling the move ‘a childhood dream’

free

11 December 2022

Benjamin Goller

Midfielder

Werder Bremen to Nuremberg

Attacking midfielder leaves on permanent basis after three loan moves

undisclosed fee

09 December 2022

Akim Zedadka

Defender

Lille to Auxerre

With limited game time at Lille, right-back makes switch to Auxerre until the end of the season

loan

04 December 2022

Gustavo Scarpa

Midfielder

Palmeiras to Nottingham Forest

It’s a dream for me’ – 28-year-old playmaker joins Forest after winning two Libertadores titles in Brazil

free

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The January winter transfer window is now open, allowing Europe’s top clubs to strengthen their squads mid-season or, conversely, to make ill-judged panic buys in a desperate attempt to salvage a floundering campaign.

There have already been some notable deals, with Matheus Cunha, the Atlético Madrid forward, agreeing to join Wolves on loan for the rest of the season. Luizão, the young São Paulo defender, has joined West Ham, the first signing to be filed in the cliche drawer under “one for the future”.

All eyes will be on Mykhailo Mudryk, the livewire Shakhtar Donetsk winger, over the next few weeks. He is Arsenal’s top target this winter and the Premier League leaders have already made a formal offer for him, but Shakhtar are tough negotiators and are holding out for £85m.

Elsewhere, Cristiano Ronaldo is still without a club after forcing his way out at Manchester United. He has been offered vast sums of money to play for Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia, but whether or not he is willing to take the plunge into obscenely lucrative obscurity remains to be seen.

While United search for a short-term replacement, Liverpool, their old rivals, have agreed an initial £37m deal to sign Cody Gakpo from PSV Eindhoven. United were heavily linked with Gakpo and Erik ten Hag was a confirmed admirer but, then, that’s the sort of plot twist that makes the January transfer window so intriguing, isn’t it? There’ll be more where that came from.

Source The Guardian

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