Transfer Deadline Day 2026: Every Premier League done deal completed on Monday as winter window slams shut

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The winter transfer window is open for one more day and Premier League clubs are still in the market. Can reigning champions Liverpool find the defender they need to address their injury problems? Will Arsenal make a late move to help their title push? Will Manchester United make a late dash to support new manager Michael Carrick? Could Chelsea and Manchester City bring in a new player?

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Make sure your fax machine is on, and you have all three of your mobile phones in front of you, ready for a late call from an agent or a WhatsApp from a player making a late dash to wait outside a stadium.

That's right, it's the deadline day for the January transfer window, which takes place in February.

Because the traditional January 31 deadline fell on a weekend, clubs have earned two more days' grace to get all their wheeling and a-dealing sorted, meaning that clubs have until Monday, February 2 at 19:00 GMT to sell, borrow and buy.

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There have already been some high profile moves, as Marc Guehi and Antoine Semenyo joined Manchester City, but Liverpool may look to add a right-back, Chelsea could bring in a central defender, and both Arsenal and Manchester United could make a late dash for talent.

From the top of the table to the struggling bottom, TNT Sports brings you a list of every done deal from every Premier League club on transfer deadline day.

For a full list of business done in January - and February - here is what you need.

Transfer deadline day - every deal done on Monday, February 2

Axel Disasi - Chelsea to West Ham (Loan)
Gabriele Biancheri - Manchester United to Rotherham (Loan)
Andrew Moran - Brighton to Preston
Will Dennis - Bournemouth to Leyton Orient (Loan)
Jeremy Jacquet - Rennes to Liverpool at end of season
Evan Mooney - St Mirren to Arsenal
Jacob Devaney - Manchester United to St Mirren (Loan)
Angel Gomes - Marseille to Wolves (Loan)
David Fofana - Chelsea to Strasbourg (Loan)
Tyrique George - Chelsea to Everton (Loan)
Adam Armstrong - Southampton to Wolves
Nilson Angulo - Anderlecht to Sunderland
Simon Adingra - Sunderland to Monaco (Loan)
James Wilson - Hearts to Tottenham (Loan)
Luca Netz - Borussia Monchengladbach to Nottingham Forest
Emeka Adiele - West Ham to Utrecht
Adil Aouchiche - Sunderlkand to Schalke
Ethan Wheatley - Manchester United to Bradford City (Loan)
James Scanlon - Manchester United to Swindon (Loan)
Kalvin Phillips - Manchester City to Sheffield United (Loan)
Mamadou Sarr - Strasbourg to Chelsea (Loan recall)
Aaron Anselmino - Chelsea to Strasbourg (Loan)
Samuel Iling Jr - Aston Villa to Pisa (Loan)
Jesurun Rak-Sakyi - Crystal Palace to Stoke City (Loan)
Jorgen Strand Larsen - Wolves to Crystal Palace
Matt O'Riley - Marseille to Brighton (Loan recall)
Brajan Gruda - Brighton to RB Leipzig (Loan)
Sverre Nypan - Middlesbrough to Manchester City (Loan recall)
Frankie Runham - Chelsea to Ipswich (Loan)
James McConnell - Ajax to Liverpool (Loan recall)
Jamaldeen Jimoh-Aloba - Aston Villa to West Brom (Loan)
Leo Hjelde - Sunderland to Sheffield United (Loan)
Justin Oboavwoduo - Manchester City to Juventus
Patrick Roberts - Sunderland to Birmingham City

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