With the January transfer window closed, Sky Sports News' reporters assess your Premier League club's business over the last month.
Arsenal tried for a striker, but will now stick to long-term plansSky Sports News' Dharmesh Sheth: Arsenal's transfer window was dominated by a search for a striker following the injury suffered to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus. Mikel Arteta and the recruitment team worked hard to try and bring someone in.
Leicester news & transfers🦊| Leicester fixtures & scoresThe fact that Leicester's biggest headline on Deadline Day surrounded the potential swap deal with Wolves involving Conor Coady and Craig Dawson, sums it up. Both are in their thirties, and have had just one Premier League start between them in 2025. Even that transfer excitement was short-lived.
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