Top Premier League January Deadline Day Signings in History

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Top Premier League January Deadline Day Signings in History

As the January transfer window closes, let's reflect on some of the most successful January deadline day signings in the Premier League.

Luis Suarez: Ajax to Liverpool in 2011

Luis Suarez's arrival at Liverpool marked a significant impact, scoring 82 goals in four years and winning the PFA Player of the Year award.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang: Borussia Dortmund to Arsenal in 2018

Aubameyang's club record move to Arsenal saw him win silverware and share the Golden Boot, leaving a lasting impact despite a difficult exit.

Jermaine Defoe: West Ham to Tottenham in 2004

Defoe's move to Spurs led to 143 goals and a League Cup triumph, becoming one of Tottenham's top scorers.

John Stones: Barnsley to Everton in 2013

Stones' transfer to Everton resulted in a significant profit for the club, showcasing his talent before his success at Manchester City.

Javier Mascherano: West Ham to Liverpool in 2007

Mascherano's complex move to Liverpool saw him help guide the team to a Champions League final before joining Barcelona.

Dele Alli: MK Dons to Tottenham in 2015

Alli's journey from MK Dons to Spurs included promotion success and notable achievements, making 269 appearances and scoring 67 goals.

Jarrod Bowen: Hull City to West Ham in 2020

Bowen's impact at West Ham, including a crucial goal in a trophy win, solidified his value after joining from Hull City.

Moisés Caicedo: Independiente del Valle to Brighton in 2021

Caicedo's move to Brighton led to a lucrative transfer to Chelsea, showcasing his talent and market value.

Andrey Arshavin: Zenit St Petersburg to Arsenal in 2009

Arshavin's memorable move to Arsenal saw initial success before a decline, ultimately returning to Zenit after a mixed spell.

Mikel Arteta: Real Sociedad to Everton in 2005

Arteta's impactful journey at Everton led to notable achievements before his move to Arsenal, where he currently manages the team.