Manchester City achieved what they set out to do in the January transfer window. They signed Omar Marmoush, Nico Gonzàlez, Abdukodir Khusanov and Vitor Reis to strengthen Pep Guardiola’s squad.

Omar Marmoush’s blockbuster switch from Eintracht Frankfurt to Manchester City was arguably the biggest transfer of the winter window, as another market slams shut. The Egyptian international was one of several big-money arrivals into Pep Guardiola’s first-team squad at the midway stage of the season as Txiki Begiristain and his colleagues looked to get their 2025 squad rebuild off to a flying start.

Manchester City easily topped the spending charts in the January transfer window with the signing of Spanish midfielder Nico Gonzalez on Deadline Day to complete a busy month for the ailing Premier League champions.

Around two-thirds of Premier League spending this January 2025 transfer window came from Manchester City. Meanwhile local rivals United looked to loan out high earners.

Manchester City dominated the January transfer window with record-breaking spending, acquiring top talent including Spanish midfielder Nico Gonzalez from Porto. The club's strategic investments signal a determined effort to reclaim Premier League dominance despite current setbacks.

Andrea Cambiaso was the subject of transfer interest from Manchester City in the latest window, with Juventus expecting the Premier League champions to make an approach for his signature.

Premier League clubs spent approximately £370 million ($459m) in this past transfer window, with Manchester City paying out £180m ($223m), nearly as much as the other 19-top flight teams.

The final whistle has blown on the January transfer window for the Premier League in 2025, so here are the most expensive deals completed by top-flight sides. The most expensive Premier League