- The January transfer window has been unusually occupied
- Jhon Duran from Aston Villa's movement to Al-Nassr is one of the main offers
- Here, Mail Sport breaks up everything you need to know about the deadline
The January transfer window has been unusually occupied for the Premier League clubs this year, with numerous teams that seek to strengthen themselves for the second half of the season.
It could be said that the largest window business has seen Jhon Duran from Aston Villa move next to Saudi Arabia to -NaSr, which means that he will join Cristiano Ronaldo, for a reported £ 71 million.
It has resulted in the UN Emery side in a possible loan agreement for Marcus Rashford, who has been frozen of the recent Manchester United squads of Ruben Amorim.
Tottenham has also been looking to bring reinforcements in the midst of a crisis of injuries, while his rivals in northern London, Arsenal, can seek to add a striker due to the long -term absences of attackers Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesús.
So what date closes the window this year? What time is the transfer deadline and are clubs capable of bringing the players borrowed after the deadline has passed?
Read below for everything you need to know about the day of the transfer deadline for the January transfer window.
Marcus Rashford has been related to a possible loan transfer to Aston Villa after the Osai Emery team sold Colombian striker Jhon Duran Al-Nassr for a reported £ 71 million
Bayern Munich's eaves, Mathys Tel, has been linked to several Premier League clubs
What date closes the January transfer window?
This year, the January transfer window closes on the unusual date of Monday, February 3, so that the window can align with the dates of the window of other leagues.
Although the January transfer window was previously closed in February when January 31 was during a weekend, this year marks the last date on which such a window has closed.
The windows in the Serie A of Italy and the Portuguese Primeira League closed on February 4, while closing in Türkiye on February 11.
This means that clubs from these leagues can sign the Premier League players, but English teams can no longer bring the players after February 3.
Other leagues have windows that began later in January, which means that their closing dates extend to February and March.
What time is the transfer deadline?
It could be said that the biggest window business has seen Jhon Duran from Aston Villa move next to Saudi Al-Nassr Arabia
The transfer window will close Monday night at 11 pm, after which Premier League clubs cannot make more permanent transfers until summer.
Players can also be signed as free team agents if they are out of contract this summer, which is especially the case of Liverpool Mohamed Salah, Virgil Van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Players who are already free agents can sign for a team at any time, even outside the window, because they do not have a contract with another club.
Can you provide players after the transfer deadline?
When it comes to loans, they must be done within the deadline for an offers sheet to be processed, which records a loan with its new club and allows you to appear for them in the League matches.
However, even if signing a loan player, a player may not be eligible to appear in a cup competition if he has previously registered in his parent club.
Premier League clubs cannot register more than two loan players at any time.