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When does the January transfer window open and close? Answered

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 final will be held on December 18 in Qatar, with European leagues set to resume soon after that. 

Clubs will have one eye on the upcoming January transfer window to add depth to their squads for the crunch games ahead. 

And as far as the Premier League is concerned, the window will open on January 1 (Sunday), 2023. 

It's the same for most major leagues, apart from Italy and Spain, who will have to wait a day longer to begin their business. 

The window closes on January 31 (Tuesday) 2023 till 11pm BST. 

's lack of squad depth was laid bare in the 4-2 loss to 

 and co as they sign some key players for the attack, even more so after 

Atletico Madrid place Joao Felix 'on the transfer market' - United's stance revealed (reliability: 4 stars)

 available for transfer after a poor start to the season, claims Spanish outlet Cadena SER.

The Portuguese forward has been placed ‘on the transfer market’ along with three more first-team players.

 are still interested in signing Felix after having reportedly made an 

However, the Red Devils will not offer such terms in the future for the signing of the forward.

Felix shares a strained relationship with manager 

 and wants to leave Atletico at the earliest.

 side could sell him in the winter transfer if United or any other club comes up with a lucrative offer.

Felix has made 16 appearances for Atletico this season, scoring 2 goals and providing 3 assists so far.  

John Murtough strongly hints at lack of January transfers for Man United

 director of football John Murtough has given hints that fans should not expect major transfers in January.

He said at a recent fans’ forum: “Ultimately, we made a record level of investment for a single window, reflecting the conditions in the market, but also our commitment to supporting the manager.

“We always said that reshaping the squad would take more than a window and we’re already working with Erik on the next steps in that process, with a focus on next summer and beyond.

“But it’s important to recognise that investment must always be sustainable, meaning that what we spend on players must be supported by revenues over the long-term.

“We ended the summer slightly ahead of where we expected to be in terms of the number of players brought in, so we don’t anticipate the same level of activity in future windows, although we will continue to strengthen.”

The Red Devils spent over £200m on new players for 

 in the summer, the most that any manager has received in a single window in the history of the club.

 situation growing weary, United probably need a new centre-forward that can help boost their charge for trophies in the second half of the season.

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Rumours are they don't want to spend much in January though we haven't heard much of that again... I think it's totally reasonable for us to finish in 3rd.. but we are lacking goals January we need at least 2 attacker's to help find the back of the net.

Memphis

🤣🤣
Just in case nobody knows that January is from the 1st of January to the 31st of January! 😂

Stu G'Doo

Soo that means the January transfer window is… January?!
Amazing

Martin Burger

Striker is imperative! We cannot rely upon Martial with the amount of games we'll have after the resumption!!

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