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All the incomings and outgoings in the Premier League during the January transfer window….

Arsenal
Players in: Konstantinos Mavropanos (£2.2m, PAS Giannina)
Players out:
Bournemouth
Players in:
Players out:
Brighton
Players in:
Players out:
Burnley
Players in:
Players out:
Chelsea
Players in: Ross Barkley (£15m, Everton)
Players out: Diego Costa (undisclosed, Atletico Madrid);
Crystal Palace
Players in:
Players out:
Everton
Players in:
Players out: Ross Barkley (£15m, Chelsea)
Huddersfield Town
Players in: Terence Kongolo (Monaco, loan);
Players out: Kasey Palmer (Chelsea, loan recall);
Leicester City
Players in: Adrien Silva (£22m, Sporting Lisbon)
Players out:
Liverpool
Players in: Virgil van Dijk (£75m, Southampton);
Players out:
Manchester City
Players in:
Players out:
Manchester United
Players in:
Players out:
Newcastle United
Players in:
Players out:
Southampton
Players in:
Players out: Virgil van Dijk (£75m, Liverpool)
Stoke City
Players in:
Players out:
Swansea City
Players in:
Players out:
Tottenham Hotspur
Players in:
Players out:
Watford
Players in:
Players out:
West Bromwich Albion
Players in:
Players out:
West Ham United
Players in:
Players out:

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