Despite their desire to strengthen, bids being tabled and a clear list of targets, Arsenal ended the January transfer window without making a single signing. Mikel Arteta’s side are, once again, in the thick of a Premier League title race and one of the favourites to go deep in this season’s Champions League,

Deadline day has come and gone — with a series of questions left behind. We've answered the key ones across all clubs

The top clubs largely resisted the sort of excess spending that has characterised past windows, while middle-class sides like Aston Villa are closing the gap

Arsenal are expected to go big for a striker in the summer after failing to fulfil Mikel Arteta's wishes in the January transfer window

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has been speaking to the media before Wednesday's Carabao Cup semi-final second leg against Arsenal at St James' Park (20:00 GMT). The Magpies lead 2-0 on aggregate. Here are the key lines from his news conference:

The transfer window has closed and Premier League clubs can no longer do business with each other or the majority of the world, but Arsenal can still conclude a few more deals.

This winter transfer window had its share of perplexing player moves. Here are our winners (i.e. PSG) and losers (i.e. Man United, Arsenal).

Manchester City and Aston Villa made big moves just before the midseason transfer window closed on Monday. Four-time defending Premier League champion City secured a late deal for Porto midfielder Nico Gonzalez for a reported $61.

Nico Gonzalez's transfer to Manchester City and Mathys Tel's loan move to Tottenham were the major deals of an otherwise quiet transfer deadline day for the Premier League's cash-rich clubs.Initially it appeared their bid to bring Tel to the Premier League had failed as the player turned down a permanent move despite the clubs agreeing a £50 million deal.