January 2007 Premiership Transfers - Full List

Here’s a complete list of all confirmed transfers in the Premiership in January 2007.

You can discuss the transfers in the comments section below.

In the next few days I’ll dissect the transfer strategy for each club, as well as talk about a few of the key transfers in detail.

You may also want to check the main site for more coverage of the transfer window.

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Last Updated: 1st February

Arsenal

In: None
Out: Anthony Stokes (Sunderland, £2m), , Sebastian Larsson (Birmingham, £1m), Joe O’Cearuill (Brighton, loan), Lauren (Portsmouth, £500,000), Alexandre Song (Charlton, loan)

Aston Villa

In: Shaun Maloney (Celtic, £1m), Phil Bardsley (Manchester United, loan), John Carew (Lyon, swap deal for Milan Baros), Ashley Young (Watford, £9.65m)
Out: Peter Whittingham (Cardiff, £350,000), Eric Djemba-Djemba (Burnley, loan), Didier Agathe (released), Milan Baros (Lyon, swap deal for John Carew), Lee Hendrie (Stoke, loan)

Blackburn

In: David Dunn (Birmingham, £2.2m), Stephen Warnock (Liverpool, £1.5m), Christopher Samba (Hertha Berlin, undisclosed fee), Bruno Berner (Basle, undisclosed)
Out: Dominic Matteo (Stoke, free), Joe Garner (Carlisle, loan), Lucas Neill (West Ham, £2.5m), Jay McEveley (Derby, £1m)

Bolton

In: David Thompson (Portsmouth, undisclosed), Zoltan Harsanyi (FC Senec, loan), Lubomir Michalik (FC Senec, undisclosed)
Out: None

Charlton

In: Zheng Zhi (Shandong Luneng, loan), Ben Thatcher (Manchester City, £500,000), Madjid Bougherra (Sheff Weds, £2.5m), Alexandre Song (Arsenal, loan)
Out: Djimi Traore (Portsmouth, £1m), Stephan Andersen (Brondby, undisclosed), Jonathan Fortune (Stoke, loan)

Chelsea

In: None
Out: Alcides (PSV Eindhoven, loan), James Simmonds (Cardiff, loan), Scott Sinclair (Plymouth, loan)

Everton

In: Manuel Fernandes (Benfica, loan)
Out: David Weir (Rangers, undisclosed), Simon Davies (Fulham, £2m)

Fulham

In: Vincenzo Montella (Roma, loan), Clint Dempsey (New England Revolution, £2m), Simon Davies (Everton, £2m), Alexei Smertin (Dinamo Moscow, undisclosed), Alexei Smertin (Dinamo Moscow, undisclosed)
Out: Luis Boa Morte (West Ham, £5m), Niclas Jensen (FC Copenhagen, undisclosed)

Liverpool

In: Alvaro Arbeloa (Deportivo, £2.6m), Francisco Manuel Duran (Malaga), Emiliano Insua (Boca Juniors, loan), Daniele Padelli (Sampdoria, loan), Jordy Brouwer (Ajax, free)
Out: Darren Potter (Wolves, £250,000), Stephen Warnock (Blackburn, £1.5m), Salif Diao (Stoke, free)

Manchester City

In: Djamel Abdoun (Ajaccio, loan)
Out: Kelvin Etuhu (Rochdale, loan), Kasper Schmeichel (Falkirk, loan), Ben Thatcher (Charlton, £500,000), Joe Hart (Tranmere, loan), Claudio Reyna (New York Red Bulls, free), Matthew Mills (Colchester, loan)

Manchester United

In: Henrik Larsson (Helsingborgs, loan)
Out: Jonny Evans (Sunderland, loan), David Jones (Derby, £1m), Adam Eckersley (Barnsley, loan), Phil Bardsley (Aston Villa, loan), Giuseppe Rossi (Parma, loan), Danny Simpson (Sunderland, loan)

Middlesbrough

In: Lee Dong-Gook (Pohang Steelers, free)
Out: Kevin Burgess (Darlington, free), Ray Parlour (released), Ugo Ehiogu (Rangers, free)

Newcastle

In: Oguchi Onyewu (Standard Liege, loan)
Out: None

Portsmouth

In: Djimi Traore (Charlton, £1m), Arnold Mvuemba (Rennes, loan), Lauren (Arsenal, £500,000)
Out: Richard Duffy (Swansea, loan), Andy Griffin (Stoke, loan), Dean Kiely (West Brom, free)

Reading

In: Greg Halford (Colchester, undisclosed), Michael Duberry (Stoke, undisclosed), Mikkel Andersen (AB Copenhagen, undisclosed), Oliver Bozanic (Unattached, free), Alan Bennett (Cork City, undisclosed)
Out: Scott Golbourne (Wycombe, loan), Curtis Osano (Woking, work experience)

Sheffield United

In: Matthew Kilgallon (Leeds, £1.75m), Jon Stead (Sunderland, £750,000), Luton Shelton (Helsingborgs, £2m), Mamadou Seck (Le Havre, free), Ahmed Fathi (Ismaily, £700,000)
Out: Ade Akinbiyi (Burnley, £750,000), David Unsworth (Wigan, free), Paul Ifill (Crystal Palace, £750,000), Neil Shipperley (released), Jordan Robertson (Northampton, loan), Steve Kabba (Watford, £500,000), Geoff Horsfield (Leicester, loan)

Tottenham

In: Adel Taarabt (Lens, loan), Ben Alnwick (Sunderland, £900,000), Ricardo Rocha (Benfica, £3.3m)
Out: Marton Fulop (Sunderland, £500,000), Calum Davenport (West Ham, £2m), Edgar Davids (Ajax, free), Reto Ziegler (Sampdoria, loan), Mark Yeates (Leicester)

Watford

In: Douglas Rinaldi (Veranopolis EC, loan), Cedric Avinel (Creteil, loan), Johan Cavalli (Istres, free), Gareth Williams (Leicester), Moses Ashikodi (Rangers, free), Will Hoskins, Lee Williamson (Both Rotherham, undisclosed fee), Steve Kabba (Sheffield United, £500,000)
Out: Matthew Spring (Luton, £200,000), Ashley Young (Aston Villa, £9.65m)

West Ham

In: Matthew Upson (Birmingham, £6m rising to £7.5m), Luis Boa Morte (Fulham, £5m), Nigel Quashie (West Brom, £1.5m), Calum Davenport (Tottenham, £2m), Lucas Neill (Blackburn, £2.5m), Kepa Blanco (Sevilla, loan)
Out: Tyrone Mears (Derby, loan)

Wigan

In: Andreas Granqvist (Helsingborgs, loan), Kristofer Haestad (IK Start, loan), David Unsworth (Sheffield United, free), Caleb Folan (Chesterfield, £500,000), Julius Aghahowa (Shakhtar Donetsk, undisclosed)
Out: Andy Webster (Rangers, loan), Mike Pollitt (Burnley, loan), David Wright (Ipswich, £200,000), Gary Teale (Derby, £600,000)


Most Active Club: Sheffield United - 5 players coming in, 5 players going out.

Biggest Transfer: Ashley Young - 9.65 mil - Watford to Aston Villa.

Most Money Spent (net): West Ham - 11 mil on Louis Boa Morte (from Fulham), Nigel Quashie (West Brom), Calum Davenport (Tottenham) and Lucas Neill (Blackburn).

Most Money Earned (net): Watford - less than 9 mil - sold Ashley Young for 9.65 m but bought a few players (for undisclosed fees).

Best Transfer (Soccerlens Pick): Lauren to Portsmouth - fantastic piece of business by Harry. Stokes is a close second, but he’s gone to the Championship, so doesn’t really count.

Worst Transfer (Soccerlens Pick):Traore - although Harry’s known to work miracles, so we’ll have to wait and see.

Best Transfer Strategy: Sunderland, for picking up Stokes for 2 mil and Evans on loan. Yes, I know they’re not in the Premiership, but picking up both Stokes and Evans is a stroke of genius, not to mention getting rid of Jon Stead. Keano, looking forward to seeing you in the Prem next season. West Ham have strengthened considerably as well, but they spent 11 mil to do so.


Discussion - 10 Responses

  1. “Last Updated: 13th January”

    15th Jan. Halfway there.
    ..Hopefully, Bale’s around the Old Trafford corner

  2. Montella is a fantastic signing, the best transfer so far. He’s banging in the goals and will score a lot more in the near future.

  3. True that about Montella, I just changed it :)
  4. You’re right about Traore. I hated him when he was playing for the Reds, he doesn’t have a football brain. So clumsy and out of place, thank god we got rid of that accident. Hopefully LFC can land Javier before the window closes, he will perform much better than he does right now with the Hammers.

  5. Carew and young are working wonders at villa great signings

  6. Thats really helpful to me as I am updating my pro evo 6 squads, but i am struggling to find all the new squad numbers could anyone please help me out?

  7. I am also updating my fifa 07 and i just cant be bothered with pro evo 6 because most of the players arnt on there.
    im doing fifa myself becaus ei cnt be bothered to wait for the update which could take months.

    Also i wasnt happy about my supporting team chelsea making any sighnings but at jose said theres no need because he has good players already.

  8. i agree i am a chelsea fan as well and i was dissapointed that we didnt sign any one with all the injuries we have

  9. February 16, 2007Laura Marston

    Is there anyone in Manchester united football club called Shayne Gavin Richards, also known as Gav Rich?

  10. It’s great that we finally have Javier in our squad. We have a pretty decent midfield with Gerrard, Alonso, Momo and now Javier. What a result in the Nou Camp!!

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