Transfer market | What happened so far in January?

The most prominent name on the change list is that of Zlatan Ibrahimovic , who has been back on Milan's payroll for a few days and has already scored a Serie A goal. The Swede is not the only transfer the Milanese have made. Was in the goal Pepe Reina (to Aston Villa) against Asmir Begovic (62 international matches for Bosnia & Herzegovina) and left Fabio Borini the club towards Hellas Verona. In addition, it was Mattia Caldara handed over to Atalanta. Simon Kjaer , the captain of the Danish national team, is coming to the fashion metropolis from Bergamo.

Fabio Borini will be celebrating in Verona in the future. © ANSA / Daniel Dal Zennaro

Juventus also hit the transfer market and secured the Swedish super talent Dejan Kulusevski from Atalanta (35 million/currently on loan to Parma). The 19-year-old will join Juventus in the summer. Mario Mandzukic However, he left the record champions for Doha. Napoli snapped up the Italian-born Leipzig midfielder Diego Demme . Focus on Germany, Spain & Co. In Germany the changes from Alexander Nubel (goes from Schalke to Bayern in the summer) and Julian Weigl (from Dortmund to Benfica) caused a stir. Werder Bremen, the club of South Tyrolean Simon Straudi, has Kevin Vogt snapped up by Hoffenheim. In Spain, Real Betis loaned the talented Barca pupil Carlos Alena out of. The Catalans are looking for a striker after Luis Suarez's injury (he will be out for four months).

Austria's series champions Salzburg lost Takumi Minamino to Liverpool. Their rivals Tottenham have signed the Portuguese international Gedson fernandes snapped up by Benfica. Christian Erikson is about to leave, the Dane does not want to extend his expiring contract. Ajax Amsterdam has Ryan Babel (Fenerbahce) on loan.

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Transfer market | What happened so far in January?

Since January 1st, professional clubs have been allowed to upgrade on the transfer market. SportNews summarizes which changes should be kept an eye on.

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