Once again, it's that
time of the year when
football works itself up
into a transfer frenzy as
clubs bid to bolster
their ranks or offload
dead wood.
However, European sides have little time
left to do business and we've got all the
dates and times (in CET) you need to new in
relation to the continent's numerous
transfer windows.
Real Madrid have been busy in the January,
after the high-profile purchases of
Norwegian teenage sensation Martin
Odegaard and Brazil Under-21 star Lucas
Silva, but have no more time to add to their
squad as the Spanish window closed
on midnight on January 30.
In Italy, Inter have also enjoyed a
productive window in acquiring Xherdan
Shaqiri, Lukas Podolski and Marcelo
Brozovic on loan, and Roberto Mancini still
has time to bring in more new faces, with
the Serie A window not shutting
until 23:00 on February 2.
Elsewhere, Premier League sides, who have
long grown accustomed to a late flurry of
transfer activity on deadline day, and Ligue
1's finest both have until midnight on the
same day to conclude their business.
Germany's deadline day is also February 2
but the Bundesliga's window shuts
at 18:00.
The likes of Benfica, Porto and Sporting
Lisbon will be casting a nervous eye at the
clock as they bid to keep hold of their
prized assets, with Portugal's window
drawing its curtains for the winter on
February 4 at 18:00.
Switzerland's finest have even more time,
with the window staying open until
midnight on February 16.
Teams in eastern European and Scandinavia
have a little longer to conduct any
remaining business, however, with Russia
( midnight on February 27), Norway,
Sweden (both midnight on March
31) and Finland (18:00 on May 6),
adhering to different restrictions.

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Nice write up.

I wonder why Mau utd wud not sign even a defender. It's frustrating.