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January transfer window 2013: Every Premier League team’s deals, in and out

Keeping up with each deal that Premier League sides make throughout the January transfer window, on one page.

Clive Brunskill

The January transfer window has opened, and there's already been one massive transfer in the Premier League. Daniel Sturridge was the first player to move on a permanent deal between two top flight teams, going from Chelsea to Liverpool in a £12m deal. He's the first of what will be many players making moves during the window.

On this page, we’ll update every time a Premier League side completes a deal, so bookmark it and check it once in a while. This page is for deals confirmed by clubs, but if you’re looking to keep up with transfer rumors as they develop, we’ve got you covered there. We’ll have transfer news and rumor updates from the Premier League, other big European leagues and Major League Soccer on our 2013 January transfer window page.

Arsenal

In: None. Out: Marouane Chamakh (Loan, West Ham). Johan Djourou (Loan, Hannover 96), Emmanuel Frimpong (Loan, Fulham).

Aston Villa

In: Yacouba Sylla (£2m, Claremont). Out: Alan Hutton (Loan, Mallorca).

Chelsea

In: Yossi Benayoun (loan finished), Demba Ba (£7.5m, Newcastle). Out: Lucas Piazon (Loan, Malaga), Daniel Sturridge (£12m, Liverpool).

Everton

In: None. Out: Ross Barkley (Loan, Leeds United).

Fulham

In: Urby Emmanuelson (Loan, AC Milan), Chris David (Undisclosed, FC Twente), Emmanuel Frimpong (Loan, Arsenal). Out: Stephen Kelly (Undisclosed, Reading), David Stockdale (Loan, Hull City).

Liverpool

In: Daniel Sturridge (£12m, Chelsea). Out: Nuri Sahin (Loan return, to Borussia Dortmund), Adam Morgan (Loan, Rotherham), Joe Cole (Undisclosed, West Ham), Danny Wilson (Loan, Hearts).

Manchester City

In: None. Out: Mario Balotelli (£17m, AC Milan), Alex Nimley (Loan, Crystal Palace), Omar Elabdellaoui (Loan, Eintracht Braunschweiger), Luca Scapuzzi (Loan, Varese).

Manchester United

In: None. Out: Angelo Henriquez (Loan, Wigan), Joshua King (£1m, Blackburn), Robbie Brady (£2m, Hull City), Scott Wootton (Loan, Peterborough United), Davide Petrucci (Loan, Peterborough United), Federico Macheda (Loan, Stuttgart).

Newcastle

In: Moussa Sissoko (Undisclosed, Toulouse), Yoan Gouffran (£2.8m, Bordeaux), Massadio Haidara (Undisclosed, Nancy), Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa (£7m, Montpellier), Mathieu Debuchy (£5.5m, Lille). Out: Demba Ba (£7.5m, Chelsea).

Norwich

In: Luciano Becchio (Exchange, Leeds United), Kei Kamara (Loan, Sporting Kansas City). Out: Steve Morison (Exchange, Leeds United), Elliott Ward (Loan, Nottingham Forest).

Queens Park Rangers

In: Christopher Samba (£12.5m, Anzhi), Loic Remy (£8m, Marseille),Tal Ben Haim (Free agent). Out: Michael Harriman (Loan, Wycombe Wanderers), Kieran Dyer (Released), Djibril Cisse (Loan, Al Gharafa), Rob Hulse (Loan, Millwall), Anton Ferdinand (Loan, Bursaspor), Alejandro Faurlin (Loan, Palermo).

Reading

In: Hope Akpan (Undisclosed, Crawley Town), Daniel Carrico (£500,000, Sporting Lisbon) Stephen Kelly (Undisclosed, Fulham), Nick Blackman (£1.2m, Sheffield United). Out: Dominic Samuel (Loan, Colchester).

Southampton

In: Vegard Forren (£4.2m, Molde). Out: Sam Hoskins (Loan, Stevenage), Ryan Dickson (Loan, Bradford), Danny Seaborne (Loan, Bornemouth).

Stoke City

In: None. Out: Danny Higginbotham (Free, Sheffield United), Michael Tonge (Undisclosed, Leeds United), Maurice Edu (Loan, Bursaspor).

Sunderland

In: Danny Graham (£5m, Swansea City), Alfred N’Diaye (£3m, Bursaspor), Kader Mangane (Loan, Al-Hilal). Out: David Meyler (£1.5m, Hull City), Frazier Campbell (£750k, Cardiff City).

Swansea City

In: Roland Lamah (Loan, Osasuna). Out: Danny Graham (£5m, Sunderland), Leroy Lita (Loan, Sheffield Wednesday), Jazz Richards (Loan, Crystal Palace).

Tottenham Hotspur

In: Lewis Holtby (Undisclosed, Schalke 04), Ezekiel Fryers (Undisclosed, Standard Liege). Out: Carlo Cudicini (Free, LA Galaxy), Iago Falque (Loan, Almeria).

West Bromwich Albion

In: None. Out: Chris Wood (£1.5m, Leicester City), Gonzalo Jara (Loan, Nottingham Forest), Sam Mantom (Undisclosed, Walsall), Craig Dawson (Loan, Bolton), Yassine El Ghanassy (Loan, Heerenveen).

West Ham United

In: Emanuel Pogatetz (Loan, Wolfsburg), Marouane Chamakh (Loan, West Ham), Joe Cole (Undisclosed, Liverpool). Sean Maguire (Undisclosed, Waterford United), Wellington Paulista (Loan, Cruzeiro). Out: None.

Wigan

In: Paul Scharner (Loan, Hamburg SV), Roger Espinoza (Free, Sporting Kansas City), Angelo Henriquez (Loan, Manchester United), Joel (Loan, Atletico Madrid). Out: None.

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