"We're halfway through the January transfer window and speculation is only growing as clubs line up some big mid-season moves. Premier League clubs' transfer departments will be busy until the end of the month, but not just with potential incomings. There could be players set to make exits, and the Turkish Super Lig has become an attractive destination for many big-name stars."
"While the Premier League window, along with most others in Europe, shuts on February 2, Turkish Super Lig clubs can still buy players until February 6. Only the Austrian and Greek top flights see their window shut on the same day. Saudi Arabia's window closes on February 2; Switzerland's transfer window, meanwhile, does not close until February 16. That means there is still plenty of time for Turkish clubs to make additions to their squads and strengthen for domestic and European competition."
The Turkish Super Lig January transfer window opened on January 1 and closes on February 6, 2026. Premier League and many other European windows shut on February 2, while Austria and Greece also close on February 6 and Switzerland on February 16. Saudi Arabia's window closes on February 2. Transfer departments across leagues will be busy with potential incomings and exits. Fenerbahce signed Matteo Guendouzi from Lazio for €28m and have been linked with N'Golo Kante. Last January saw Galatasaray sign Alvaro Morata and Mario Lemina, and Fenerbahce sign Diego Carlos from Aston Villa. Turkish clubs can still sign players on free transfers.
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