Find out when the 2025 January transfer window will close in the Premier League, LaLiga, Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1.

The January transfer window is here and all 20 Premier League teams will be keeping their eyes and ears open to opportunities to strengthen their squads. But who needs to strengthen, and where, in the next month?

The January transfer window in Serie A is now officially open, and two sides in the division have wasted no time in bringing in new arrivals. The January transfer window officially opened on Thursday morning, January 2, and will remain open until midnight of February 3 in Serie A.

Real Madrid are in desperate need of center backs. Éder Militão tore his ACL for the second time in as many seasons and will not return this year. Dani Carvajal, Real Madrid's emergency center back, is also out for the season with an ACL injury.

January will test Chelsea’s progress. Maresca doesn’t need any new signings at this moment in time. There might come a point at which the Italian wants certain areas of his squad strengthened or remoulded, but right now Chelsea must get players off its books rather than add new ones. Chelsea must resist the temptation to spend more.

The January transfer window is officially open and Telegraph Sport’s team of football experts look ahead with a club-by-club guide on what business to expect this month.

James Jones ’ contract is also due to end in June but this can be extended by a clause triggered by a certain number of appearances, while Fletcher’s earlier-than-expected return to fitness has seen Jon Dadi Bodvarsson, signed as a free agent in November, drop out of the frame in the league. His short-term deal ends next month.

The Serie A transfer window is just around the corner as some of the division’s top clubs look to strengthen their ranks over the coming weeks. The transfer window in Serie A will officially open on January 2,

Keep up to date with all the latest news across the whole of the January transfer window with the Transfer Centre blog on Sky Sports website and app, and on Sky Sports News

Clubs have been permitted to sign new players or allow others to move on since January 1, and they will have the majority of the month to do so. The window will close again on Thursday, January 30, at 11pm UK time. This is also the case for the Women's Championship.

Check out the significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League.