Who are the winners and losers in the Premier League?

Who are the winners and losers in the Premier League?

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Another month of prolonged deals, the unexpected transport window in the Premier League was closed.

Even after the date of accountability 11 pm on Monday evening, some deals can be completed overnight – but whoever has a good window and who is leaving lacks?

Let’s check the winners and losers in the January window, as is the case …

Winners

Aston Villa

The Aston Villa season looked at a somewhat crossroads when both the first attackers, Wattakkins and John Duran were linked to the movements away from the club at the same time.

But after Waterpins rejected any initiatives from Arsenal and Villa decided to benefit from 65 million pounds for rotation, Villa obtained the signature of the loan to Marcus Rashford from Manchester United, which can be inspired.

Rashford has been low in confidence and shape for some time, but it is undoubtedly talent and a new house below the M6 ​​was the stimulant that he needs.

Then, Villa, a winner in the Champions League three times, added to the ranks of the deadline for the signature of Marco Asensio.

Deniel Malin from Borussia Dortmund looks another addition of spices, while defender Diego Carlos was allowed to leave, which may leave them short at the back.

Manchester City

The Pep Guardiola team was in bad condition – and hit the lowest new level in Arsenal at the end of last week.

However, they spent a big to bring Abdul -Khoder Josenov, Vetor Reese, and Omar Marmoush to add some numbers and options to the team. Two young defenders may need time to evaluate him, but striker Marmoush seems to be a proven threat.

It is surprised at the deadline of 11 pm, adding another to the Porto Niko Gonzales midfielder.

Kyle Walker’s move also looks like the right call.

Crystal Palace

Palace added Milwol striker Roman ES and the experience of the left -back from Chelsea Ben Chiller, but for the second consecutive transfer window they managed to maintain England defender Mark Joy.

Al -Nisour rejected 65 million pounds from Newcastle last summer, and on the same time day, it was reported that Tottenham was ready to spend 70 million pounds in half. Palace knew that they could not bear his loss for any price and did a great job in keeping their man.

Bernard

Another club whose window is measured on those who kept it. Yuan Wesa and Bayyan Mibuimo have surpassed the bees since Ivan Tony left, both of whom are required.

Nottingham Forest was calling for Wossa in January, but the bees detained it and maintained their prize prize – at least.

Losers

Arsenal

With Bocao Saka and Jabriel Jesus were injured, the challenge of the title was fading Arsenal really needed to sign an attacker.

Although this is easier than doing it – and the interest in Villa Watskins was a sign of the intention at least – do not fail to make any important progress that leaves a disappointing taste in the mouth for the arsenal lovers.

Should they do more?

Manchester United

When United’s Eric Tin Hag dismissed in October, it was not certain that he was not expected to be in this position at the end of January.

United is the thirteenth place in the Premier League table and headed to the final stages of this season with more questions than the answers from its new president, Robin Amorim.

The club signed defender Patrick Durgo, but that was immediately suffered by this due to the serious injury that Lisandro Martinez was exposed to.

The club decided to reduce the wage bill, Anthony and Cashcaford lending – but without any attackers, they added that the team looks light on the power of fire.

The Amorim coach wanted a new striker on the last day of the window, but United moved to Matess Tel’s Bayern Munich, and it appears that the 19 -year -old is moving to Tottenham.

Leicester City

In the landing zone and in need of help, gossip focus on the only deadline on a possible exchange deal with the Conor Coady.

Ruud Van Nisstelroyy was able to add Woyo Coulibaly from Parma in the window and his hands looked positively linked.

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