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January transfer window 2019: All the Premier League ins and outs, from Arsenal to Wolves

Every Premier League move in the January transfer window

Lawrence Ostlere

Friday 01 February 2019 08:05 GMT

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If you were wondering who Huddersfield have sent on loan to League Two, you've come to the right place: all the January transfers coming in and out of the Premier League are on our list below, from Arsenal to Wolves and every team in between.

Arsenal

In – Denis Suarez, Barcelona (loan)

Out – Emiliano Martinez, Reading (loan)

Bournemouth

In – Chris Mepham, Brentford (£12m) | Dominic Solanke, Liverpool (£19m) | Nathaniel Clyne, Liverpool (loan)

Out – Aaron Ramsdale, AFC Wimbledon (loan) | Jermain Defoe, Rangers (loan) | Alex Dobre, Yeovil (loan) | Matt Worthington, Yeovil (free) | Charlie Seaman, Dundee United (loan)

Brighton

In – Alexis Mac Allister, Argentinos Juniors (und) | Jan Mlakar, NK Maribor (und) | Tudor Baluta, FC Viitorul (£2.62m)

Out – Oliver Norwood, Sheffield United (und) | Ben Barclay, Notts County (loan) | Ben White, Peterborough (loan) | Markus Suttner, Fortuna Dusseldor (loan) | Anders Dreyer, St Mirren (loan) | Mathias Normann, Rostov (£1.5m) | Tudor Baluta, FC Viitorul (loan) | Jan Mlakar, NK Maribor (loan)

The 10 strangest January deadline day transfers

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The 10 strangest January deadline day transfers

Andrey Arshavin – Zenit to Arsenal, 2009

The deal to sign Russian international midfielder Arshavin, who went on to score 23 goals in 105 appearances for the Gunners, was a long drawn out dramatic affair that appeared would never cross the line on deadline day ten years ago with the deal not officially ratified until February 3 owing to the Premier League checking whether all necessary paperwork had been completed in time.

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The 10 strangest January deadline day transfers

Benjani Mwaruwari – Portsmouth to Manchester City, 2008

Lots of layers to this one, so bear with me. Reports have it that Zimbabwe striker Benjani fell asleep in Southampton airport on deadline day subsequently missing two flights on his way to signing for City, causing the deal to almost be scuppered as time nearly ran out to get the paperwork sent off. It was later sanctioned by Premier League officials but only after City had tried to back out of the deal.

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Peter Odemwingie – absolutely nowhere, 2013

Odemwingie, who had a transfer request to leave West Brom rejected days earlier while the club also rejected a bid from QPR, drove to Loftus Road seemingly in the belief that a transfer was imminent. The only problem was, it wasn’t. In a bizarre misunderstanding, Odemwingie was barred from entering and had to drive all the way back without his desired move.

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The 10 strangest January deadline day transfers

Rafael van der Vaart – Real Madrid to Tottenham, 2010

It was an anxious wait to see if Dutch midfielder van der Vaart would join Spurs in 2010 when a paperwork problem, as always seems to crop up, put the move in jeopardy. The Premier League, though, granted special dispensation for the transfer to go through after looking into the technical problems that hampered it.

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The 10 strangest January deadline day transfers

Andy Carroll – Newcastle to Liverpool, 2011

Fresh from losing Fernando Torres to Chelsea in a record-breaking £50m transfer to Chelsea earlier on deadline day Liverpool pressed the big red button labelled ‘PANIC’ and signed Carroll for a club record £36m, the paperwork eventually being completed just minutes before the deadline.

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Mike Arteta – Everton to Arsenal, 2011

Players have also swayed late moves in their favour as in 2011 with Everton midfielder Arteta. The Spaniard had been the subject of several early offers from Arsenal, deemed too low, but Arteta played his hand very late on deadline day, telling Everton he wanted to leave and would take a pay cut if necessary.

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The 10 strangest January deadline day transfers

Hatem Ben Arfa – Newcastle to Hull (loan), 2014

Hull left it very late to complete the signing of Ben Arfa on loan in January 2014. The Frenchman was given permission to leave Newcastle late on deadline day and, to make matters worse, he got lost on his way to Hull, but eventually turned up at 11.30pm.

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The 10 strangest January deadline day transfers

Benik Afobe – Bournemouth to Wolves (loan), 2018

Deadline day confusion can become too much sometimes and this proved the case for Bournemouth man Afobe who revealed that he cried tears of joy after his return to Wolves was confirmed 20 minutes before the window shut in 2018, with the deal pendulum swinging between being on and off several times on the day.

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The 10 strangest January deadline day transfers

Jack Hendry – Dundee to Celtic, 2018

Dundee defender Hendry was another to be signed on deadline day with mere moments to go as Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers left it extremely late in dramatically swooping for the rival defender with bitter enemies Rangers prepared to hijack the deal on the day as it appeared that Celtic were going to miss out.

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The 10 strangest January deadline day transfers

Louis Rooney – Plymouth to Hartlepool (loan), 2017

It might not be the most headline of signings on a January transfer deadline day but it may be one of the latest. With just 17 seconds to go before the 11pm deadline the deal to sign striker Rooney was officially finalised.

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Burnley

In – Peter Crouch, Stoke City (£7m + player swap with Sam Vokes)

Out – James Dunne, Sunderland (loan) | Ali Koiki, Swindon (loan) | Sam Vokes, Stoke City (Player swap with Peter Crouch)

Cardiff

In – Oumar Niasse, Everton (loan) | Emiliano Sala, Nantes (und)

Out – Gary Madine, Sheffield United (loan) | Anthony Pilkington, Wigan (und) | Mark Harris, Port Vale (loan) | Ciaron Brown, Livingston (loan) | Omar Bogle, Portsmouth (loan)

Chelsea

In – Christian Pulisic, Borussia Dortmund (£57.6m) | Gonzalo Higuain, Juventus (loan)

Out – Christian Pulisic, Borussia Dortmund (loan) | Victor Moses, Fenerbahce (loan) | Kasey Palmer, Bristol City (loan) | Lewis Baker, Reading (loan) | Josh Grant, Yeovil (loan) | Matt Miazga, Reading (loan) | Charlie Colkett, Ostersund (und) | Alvaro Morata, Atletico Madrid (loan) | Baba Rahman, Stade de Reims (loan) |

Pulisic joined before heading back out on loan to Dortmund (Getty / Independent)

Crystal Palace

In – Lucas Perri, Sao Paulo (loan) | Bakary Sako, West Brom (free) | Michy Batshuayi (loan)

Out – Jason Puncheon, Huddersfield Town (loan) | Jonny Williams, Charlton (und) | Alexander Sorloth, Gent (loan) | Nya Kirby, Blackpool (loan)

Everton

In –

Out – Kieran Dowell, Sheffield United (loan) | Oumar Niasse, Cardiff (loan) | Mason Holgate, West Brom (loan) | Everton, Feyenoord (loan) | Yannick Bolasie, RSC Anderlecht (loan) | Beni Baningime, Wigan (loan)

Fulham

In – Ryan Babel, Besiktas (und), Harvard Nordtveit, Hoffenheim (loan)

Out –

Huddersfield

In – Karlan Grant, Charlton (und) | Jaden Brown, Tottenham (und) | Jason Puncheon, Crystal Palace (loan)

Out – Ramadan Sobhi, Al Ahly (loan) | Rajiv van La Parra, Middlesbrough (loan) | Ryan Schofield, Notts County (loan) | Jaden Brown, Exeter (loan)

Dominic Solanke has joined Bournemouth from Liverpool (Getty)

Leicester

In – Youri Tielemans (loan)

Out – Adrien Silva (loan) | Callum Elder, Ipswich (loan) | Vicente Iborra, Villarreal (und) | Fousseni Diabate, Sivasspor (loan) | Yohan Benalouane, Nottingham Forest (und) | Andy King, Derby (Loan)

Liverpool

In –

Out – Dominic Solanke, Bournemouth (£19m) | Nathaniel Clyne, Bournemouth (loan), Ovie Ejaria, Reading (loan)

Manchester City

In – Ko Itakura, Kawasaki Front (£1m) | Ante Palaversa, Hadjuk Split (und)

Out – Brahim Diaz, Real Madrid (£22m) | Anthony Caceres, Sydney FC (loan) | Yangel Herrera, Huesca (loan) | Luke Bolton, Wycombe (loan) | Ko Itakura, FC Groningen (loan) | Ante Palaversa, Hadjuk Split (loan)

Real Madrid's Brahim Diaz poses on the pitch during the presentation (Reuters) (REUTERS)

Manchester United

In –

Out – Ethan Hamilton, Rochdale (loan) | Regan Poole, Newport County (loan), Joel Pereira, KV Kortrijk (loan)

Newcastle

In – Miguel Almiron, Newcastle United (£20m) | Antonio Barreca, Monaco (loan)

Out – Liam Gibson, Accrington Stanley (loan) | Elias Sorensen, Blackpool (loan) | Jamie Sterry, Crewe (loan) | Achraf Lazaar, Sheffield Wednesday (loan) | Rolando Aarons, Sheffield Wednesday (loan) | Jacob Murphy, West Brom (loan)

Southampton

In –

Out – Manolo Gabbiadini, Sampdoria (und) | Wesley Hoedt, Celta Vigo (loan) | Adam Parkes, Watford (free) | Ryan Seager, Yeovil (free) | Cedric Soares, Inter Milan (loan)

Tottenham

In –

Out – Jaden Brown, Huddersfield (und) | Mousa Dembele, Guangzhou (£11m) | Georges-Kevin N’Koudou, Monaco (loan)

Watford

In – Adam Parkes, Southampton (free) | Filip Stuparevic, Vozdovac (£2m)

Out – Stefano Okaka, Udinese (loan) | Marvin Zeegelaar, Udinese (loan) | Dion Periera, Atlanta United (und) | Randell Williams, Exeter (free) | Filip Stuparevic, Vozdovac (loan) | Ben Wilmot, Udinese Calcio (loan)

West Ham

In –

Out – Vashon Neufville, Newport County (loan) | Moses Makasi, Stevenage (loan), Reece Oxford, FC Augsburg (loan)

Wolves

In – David Wang, Estudiantes (und)

Out – Benik Afobe, Stoke (£12m) | David Wang, Sporting Lisbon (loan) | Kortney Hause, Aston Villa (loan) | Ethan Ebanks-Landell, Rochdale (loan) | Danny Batth, Stoke (£4m) | Ben Stevenson, Colchester (und) | Phil Ofosu-Ayeh, Wurzb. Kickers (loan) | Domonic Iorfa, Sheffield Wednesday (loan)

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