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By WILL PICKWORTH, SPORTS REPORTER and HARRY BAMFORTH, LIVE SPORTS COVERAGE REPORTER Updated: 08: 43 AEDT, 3 February 2026 329 View comments It's transfer deadline day - and there are huge moves in the works in the Premier League ahead of tonight's 7pm (UK time) closure of the January window. Relive breaking news and exclusive updates here - and join our transfer window deadline day live Q&A here at 3pm today as our experts answer your questions. And with that, it's time to say goodbye. It hasn't been the most eventful deadline day of all time, far from it, but thank you for joining along with us. Let's hope that the next one in the summer is a lot better, because I need a snooze after all of that. Anyway, I'm going to leave you with the biggest stories of the day. Today's transfer deadline day headlines: Simon Jones, Daily Mail transfer expert: At last. .. Everton have finally got one of their transfers through the door - took their sweet time. Tyrique George has moved from the Blues to the Blues, as he switches from Chelsea to Everton on loan. A good move? Tom Collomosse, Daily Mail Midlands Correspondent: Matt Barlow, Daily Mail's Tottenham expert: It may not have been the wildest of deadline days, but boy, there have been some crazy ones in the past. Want to see the maddest of DD stories? Well, this is the Tik Tok for you. Many of you may have forgotten, but there is actually a match going on in the Premier League right now. I know. .. on deadline day, crazy. It's a lot more eventful than this blog, though. Sunderland are currently beating Burnley 2-0 at the Stadium of Light. Axel Tuanzebe's own goal and Habib Diarra's strike have the Black Cats cruising at the break. Burnley just can't buy a win, can they? James Wilson is a Lilywhite. We revealed the news that the teenage sensation had chosen Tottenham over Arsenal, and well, it's now been confirmed. The youngster joins on an initial loan, but he will not be involved with the senior squad. To help you all out on what deals to pick as your favourite, I thought I'd list the biggest and best. Yep, I know, I can be a gem. Here are what we think are the biggest transfers that have taken place in the Premier League this winter: Right, seeing as very little is happening in the way of transfers at this moment of time, let's talk about the window as a whole. It may have been a quiet one, but there have still been some decent moves. The first that springs to mind is, of course, Antoine Semenyo's £65million move from Bournemouth to Manchester City. What a signing he is proving to be. Which has been your favourite? Matt Barlow, Daily Mail's reporter: Jorgen Strand Larsen looks like a happy bunny, doesn't he? I mean, that's either because he's wearing cool new threads, or just because he knows he will be playing in the Premier League for longer than four months. Strand Larsen is a talented boy when he is on it, and I have a feeling that Oliver Glasner could get him going for the final few months that he is there. A good move for both the player and the club. Doesn’ t make sense. They will pay over £60m . ..
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