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Details regarding deals from all over the globe manifest on our social media timelines at utterly relentless rates, with such persistence spoiling the fun. Rarely are we taken aback. We all know too much. NBA fans were blessed with the shock of the Dallas Mavericks ditching Luka Doncic, even if they are still trying to wrap their heads around the decision.
However, given how much movement there was in the January transfer window, some moves doubtlessly would’ve slipped through your net.
Here are seven notable winter transfers from across Europe you may have missed.
Mexican hitman Gimenez had attracted previous interest from Premier League clubs having burst on to the scene in Rotterdam, but the 23-year-old forward remained with Feyenoord to kick off 2024/25.
Gimenez has missed a chunk of the season due to a thigh injury but continued to score at an impressive rate in the Netherlands. He has 16 goals in 19 games across all competitions this term, and Milan, before they made a move, were assured that the striker’s injury setback from the autumn no longer lingers.
Sergio Conceicao is looking to build this Milan side in his image, and he now has his number nine for the long haul. Gimenez has joined the Rossoneri in a â’¬32m deal.
Milan were bullish on landing a striker before the deadline after allowing Morata to leave for Galatasaray just months after they facilitated his return to Serie A.
The selfless Spaniard hadn’t been cast aside by new manager Conceicao, but it became clear that the Portuguese coach wanted to move in a different direction.
Morata joins the Turkish giants on an initial 18-month loan with Gala having the option to purchase outright for â’¬9m. He’ll be competing …
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