Spurs signingspublished at 13:38 GMT 3 February
- James Wilson [Hearts] Loan
- Conor Gallagher [Atletico Madrid - Tottenham Hotspur] £35m
- Souza [Santos] £13m
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Crystal Palace completed the late signing of Jorgen Strand Larsen from Wolves for £48m
Rarely has a club-record signing been met with such scepticism, writes Sami Mokbel
There were also signings for Sunderland, who signed Ecuador winger Nilson Angula for £17.5m and Wolves brought in midfielder Angel Gomes on loan
That took the overall spending in the Premier League during the winter window to more than £390m
A record £3.1bn was spent by Premier League clubs in the summer - significantly more than in the winter window but the £397m spent this window isn't hugely down on previous winters
Meanwhile, Pep Guardiola points to Man City being seventh in net spending over the last five years in the Premier League
Eddie Howe says Sandro Tonali is 'very happy' at Newcastle despite deadline day speculation linking him with a move to Arsenal
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Spurs signingspublished at 13:38 GMT 3 February
get involved Get Involved - 'Overall satisfied' with Brighton windowpublished at 13:38 GMT 3 February
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Brighton & Hove Albion didn't do much during the January window. As with most clubs we desperately need a 10/15 goal-a-season striker, especially since losing our Greek youngster. Bringing back Gross a touch of genius and Hurzeler never gave O'Riley an opportunity so now is his chance. Overall satisfied.
Mick
Image source, Getty ImagesBrighton signingspublished at 13:35 GMT 3 February
- Pascal Gross [Borussia Dortmund] Undisclosed
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get involved Get Involved - Toth & Rayan 'fantastic additions'published at 13:33 GMT 3 February
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Bournemouth, B+ - Toth and Rayan both look like fantastic additions to the squad and brought in some competition for Petrovic too. Could have done with some defensive cover, but overall pretty happy.
Andy
Bournemouth signingspublished at 13:30 GMT 3 February
- Christos Mandas [Lazio] Loan
- Rayan [Vasco da Gama] £24.7m
- Alex Toth [Ferencvaros] £10.4m
- Ade Solanke [Lorient] Undisclosed
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Postpublished at 13:29 GMT 3 February
Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporterRight, before Pep Guardiola interrupted us with his "entertaining" Carabao Cup news conference, we were taking a whistle stop tour through the signings each Premier League club has made during the winter transfer window.
Next up is 12th-placed Bournemouth, who may have sold key player Antoine Semenyo to Manchester City but have brought in some impressive-looking young players.
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Man City second in PL total spend over past five yearspublished at 13:22 GMT 3 February
Right, as promised, here is a list of the Premier League's biggest spending clubs - in terms of TOTAL spend rather than NET spend - over the past five years.
Manchester City are, as expected, much higher up this list:
- Chelsea - £1.58bn
- Man City - £950m
- Man Utd - £940m
- Tottenham - £861m
- Arsenal - £855m
- Liverpool - £798m
- Newcastle - £703m
NB: Values derived from Transfermarkt
Postpublished at 13:14 GMT 3 February
Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporterManchester City manager Pep Guardiola was clear in his remarks when placing the club as seventh in NET spend over the past five years in the Premier League.
If you were to focus simply on spending, and take the money out of the equation that the club has recouped on player sales, then City would be higher up this list.
We are just looking at those figures for you now, as a comparison...
Recap: Pep Guardiola news conferencepublished at 13:10 GMT 3 February
Man City v Newcastle (Wed, 20:00 GMT)
As fascinating as ever from Pep Guardiola in his pre-match news conference this afternoon.
He certainly did give us some "nice quotes".
Here are the top lines:
- Guardiola said his side have the chance to make their fifth Carabao Cup final in 10 years but emphasised that the job is far from done against Newcastle
- He spoke about the second-half struggles of his side, highlighting their youthfulness as a potential reason as to why
- Team news: Jeremy Doku remains out for the match while Rayan Cherki is a doubt, however, Ruben Dias is back in training
- He spoke about the struggles of Kalvin Phillips since his move to Manchester and claimed everybody is "desperate" for him to get back to his best
- Finally, he dropped a bombshell with his final answer, with witty remarks about the club's net spend and challenged those teams above City to do what they have done
get involved Get Involved - Comment shows how 'pampered' Man City fans arepublished at 13:09 GMT 3 February
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[response to Waasil 11:38] Anything less than an A* for Man City [transfer window] shows how pampered their fans are: buying a world-class CB and the PL's 3rd top scorer, the clear best players from their former teams, only scores a B?
Eleanor
Top Premier League net spends over the last five yearspublished at 13:01 GMT 3 February
Whatever you think of Pep Guardiola and his answer, he was factually correct with his net spend comments.
He certainly brought the receipts to his news conference.
Top seven spenders (net spend) in the Premier League in the last five years:
- Man Utd (£675m)
- Arsenal (£663m)
- Chelsea (£651m)
- Tottenham (£574m)
- Newcastle (£424m)
- Liverpool (£420m)
- Man City (£396m)
NB: Values derived from Transfermarkt
Image source, Getty Images'Net spend in the last five years - we are seventh in the PL'published at 12:53 GMT 3 February
Man City v Newcastle (Wed, 20:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City manager Pep Guardiola on how much credit Hugo Viana gets for the players he has been able to bring in this January: "Really good. I am a little bit sad and upset because net spend the last five years, we are seventh in the Premier League. I want to be the first. I don't understand how the club don't spend more money so I am a little bit grumpy with them.
"But, with the position like we were in the past, because we spent a lot, now six teams have to win the Champions League and Premier Leagues and FA Cups because they have spent more in the last five years.
"This is a fact. You can say opinions like 'you played good' or 'you played bad' - we can agree or disagree but those are facts.
"Good luck to the six teams that are in front of us in net spend over the last five years. Good luck, we are waiting.
"Nice quote, eh?"
'Everyone is desperate for Phillips to be his best because he deserves it'published at 12:49 GMT 3 February
Man City v Newcastle (Wed, 20:00 GMT)
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on Kalvin Phillips and his last few years being difficult, following Monday's loan move to Sheffield United: "He has trained in the last days because he was injured and he has to get minutes to recover to his best. He has to play, have some loans. How he is as a guy, everyone is desperate for him to come back and play some minutes and be his best because he deserves it."
On how much he has struggled: "It is true but most of the time it has been setbacks with injuries with knees and hamstrings and shoulders and ankles. He has struggled with that. Not just Kalvin, not being available to play was more difficult."
'I'm a little sad we are net seventh in spending in the Premier League'published at 12:48 GMT 3 February
Man City v Newcastle (Wed, 20:00 GMT)
Hard to say whether or not Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is being playful or is in a genuinely spiky mood.
But he said, with a heavy hint of sarcasm, that he was a "little upset" - "a little grumpy" - as the club had been seventh in net spending in the Premier League over the past five years.
He does not understand why they cannot spend more than other clubs.
Guardiola added, "good luck to the other teams that spend more", before finishing "nice quote eh?".
More to follow.
'We will see how Cherki feels'published at 12:45 GMT 3 February
Man City v Newcastle (Wed, 20:00 GMT)
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on team news: "He [Rayan Cherki] had a knock. We will see today how he feels.
"Ruben [Dias] started training yesterday and Jeremy [Doku] not yet."
Image source, Getty Images'It is the youngest side we have had in 10 years'published at 12:44 GMT 3 February
Man City v Newcastle (Wed, 20:00 GMT)
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on the mixed results in January: "It is a different competition. When you play Carabao Cup it is a competition, Champions League is another one. Of course results help."
On why he believes the side have struggled in second halves this season: "It is the reality. The second half we have dropped what we have shown in the first. It is the youngest side we have had in 10 years and maybe we need to live it and stop trying to do what we did in the first halves. We have to grow with that, definitely."
Team news - Cherki doubt, Dias back training, Doku outpublished at 12:43 GMT 3 February
Man City v Newcastle (Wed, 20:00 GMT)
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said Rayan Cherki has a knock and he will see today how he feels.
He added that Ruben Dias was back in training but Jeremy Doku is still out.
More to follow.
'We have the chance to make our fifth Carabao Cup final in 10 years'published at 12:41 GMT 3 February
Man City v Newcastle (Wed, 20:00 GMT)
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on Wednesday's game: "We have the chance to make out fifth final in 10 years in the Carabao Cup. I prefer to start with 2-0 up but I know perfectly how many times we have played Newcastle - the pride they have. They are a Champions League team and it will be a tough game.
"We have to be prepared and play our game for our people, our fans and try and reach Wembley in March."
'Important for the club and everyone'published at 12:40 GMT 3 February
Man City v Newcastle (Wed, 20:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesRight, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is in the hotseat now.
He is looking forward to the chance to reach a FIFTH final of the Carabao Cup and will try hard to reach Wembley in March.
Reaching another final is "important for the club and everyone", he said.
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Man City or Newcastle to reach Carabao Cup final?published at 12:33 GMT 3 February
Man City v Newcastle (Wed, 20:00 GMT, agg 2-0)
Carabao CupLet's have another thumbs poll.
- Thumbs up if you believe Manchester City will win through to the Carabao Cup final
- Thumbs down if you think defending champions Newcastle United will pull off a shock at Etihad Stadium to book a place in consecutive finals...
