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Full list of Arsenal ins and outs as five players leave during transfer window

Arsenal had a quiet January transfer window, having already spent about £250m in the summer

19:00, 02 Feb 2026

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The January transfer window has slammed shut. Rather than bolster Mikel Arteta's side and gear Arsenal up for a Premier League title race, Andrea Berta took the opportunity to get some admin done.

The sporting director stood by the players he signed in the summer, despite question marks over Viktor Gyokeres, Eberechi Eze, and Noni Madueke. The three players, who spearheaded Berta's £250m spending spree, have struggled to impress so far this season.

Even though they're yet to have had the desired impact at the Emirates Stadium, the Arsenal chief held his nerve. Berta did, however, raise eyebrows when he decided to send Ethan Nwaneri out on loan.

So, with that being said, football.london has listed every player that Arsenal signed and offloaded during the January transfer window.

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Expected ins

Jaden Dixon - Transferred from Stoke City

Evan Mooney - Transferred from St Mirren

Out

Louie Copley – Loaned to Crawley Town

Ethan Nwaneri – Loaned to Marseille

Oleksandr Zinchenko – Recalled from loan spell at Nottingham Forest and transferred to Ajax

Maldini Kacurri – Loaned to Grimsby Town

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Osman Kamara – Transferred to Blackburn Rovers

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