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Manchester City have been predictably busy in the January transfer window but they are not the only Premier League team throwing money around.

BBC Sport explains why the January transfer deadline is in February, and how that compares to other European leagues.

There's shades of the Randal Kolo Muani deal here, with Manchester United realising the same thing PSG did: The only way to stand any chance of one day recouping a decent fee for an unwanted player is to get him out on loan and playing first, in order to rebuild his confidence. But it's quite a turnaround from his €95m arrival.

As the January transfer window enters its final days, Premier League clubs are scrambling to bolster their squads for the crucial second half of the season. With over £247 million already spent,

The Premier League transfer window is set to close on February 3, with clubs getting extra time to do their business as the boundaries of the January transfer window have been stretched

The Saudi Pro League’s transfer window closes earlier, on January 31, while the transfer window in Turkey remains open until February 11. Deals can still be completed between leagues as long as the signing club’s transfer window is open.