For 2025, clubs have got more time - albeit only slightly more - to tie up their signings, loans and sales.You can follow all the latest transfers here.Why does the transfer window close in February?The Premier League's first window of the year often ends on 31 January.

A groundbreaking record was set in the women's game over the summer, with total international transfer spending reaching $6.8 million from June 1 to Sept. 1 2024, according to FIFA -- almost double what was spent during the same period in 2023.

Brighton's interest was first reported by The Athletic earlier this month. Yun and winger Yang Min-heyok are seen as two of the brightest young talents in their homeland. Yun’s fellow winger joined Tottenham from Gangwon at the start of the January transfer window, and he has been loaned to Championship side Queens Park Rangers.

Manchester City dominates the top ten of this month's biggest buys, but Al Nassr have taken the top spot from Paris

The January transfer window will slam shut soon - but clubs will still be able to sign players into next month, and some windows won’t close until February 11

Jutta Rantala and Lena Petermann – the club's two top scorers last season – are both currently sidelined, as is French striker Noemie Mouchon after repturing her ACL in October. Eiriksdottir may be able to fill the void left in Leicester's front line.

The January transfer window for the Women's Super League is now closed, but that doesn't mean we've had all the deals announced. We are still waiting for official confirmation from Chelsea of their expected signing of England midfielder Keira Walsh from Barcelona.