The transfer window may have been slam, but Premier League clubs can still make new signing sessions after the deadline.
In the January -window, Manchester City saw a lot of money spending on a handful of players when Pep Guardiola tried to revise his team. On the other side of Manchester, Marcus Rashford sealed a step away from Old Trafford, while the international in England was on loan at Aston Villa.
While there have been several headline-gibbing deals during the window, clubs will still be looking for their squadrons after Deadline Day. Fulham is close to the re-signing of veteran wing Willian after the 36-year-old had canceled his Olympiacos contract to reunite with the West-London club.
There are many other well -known names that are still looking for their next club. Mirror Football takes a look at the free agents who could still secure a Premier League movement.
Marcelo
The iconic Real Madrid Left Back has been a free agent since she leaves Boy hood Club Fluminense in November in November. The five -time winner of the Champions League made 17 performances this season before he left with mutual permission.
At the age of 36, Marcelo may not have the pace to succeed as a full-back from the Premier League, but could provide Tottenham or West Ham valuable experience as part of a back three. In the meantime, his old Real Madrid teammate Sergio Ramos closes a move to the Mexican club Monterrey.
Daniel Amartey
Amartey has top experience with Leicester City and only became 30 in December. The Ghana International spent more than six years with the Foxes and joined Besiktas when Leicester was banned in 2023.
Although he would not offer as much star quality as Marcelo, both Wolves and Leicester did not succeed in completing a Swap deal in which Conor Coady and Craig Dawson were involved before the window closed and perhaps a defensive coverage. With more than 100 Premier League performances, Amartey would be a decent emergency option for clubs fighting for survival of top flight.
Serge Aurier
The right back can best be remembered for his stint at Spurs, but turned out to be a favorite with fans during his short spell in the new forest of Nottingham. Aurier, 32, left the club to join Galatasaray last year, but has been a free agent since the summer.
Everton needs right back to play Jake O'Brien as an improvised full-back in recent weeks. O'Brien has preferred Nathan Patterson, while Seamus Coleman is still sidelined by injury.
Christoph Kramer
There must be a lot of demand for a global defensive midfielder. Kramer, 32, left Borussia Monchengladbach in the summer and had spent more than ten years with the club throughout his career.
Ipswich tried to rejuvenate the career of Kalvin Phillips on Portman Road, but Kieran McKenna was able to take on a gamble as his side scrap for Premier League Survival.
Rafinha
Players with a creative spark are often quickly broken up, so clubs may have to dig a little deeper to find an unexpected bargain. After arriving the Barcelona academy, Rafinha spent two years with PSG before he arrived at Qatari-Kant al-Arabi in 2022.
The former Brazil international, 31, had a considerable goals and assists during his two-year enchantment and could still have something to offer in a top European competition. Rafinha can offer wolves a different attacking option while they want to beat the drop.
Willian
A no-brainer transfer for Fulham. Manager Marco Silva wanted to strengthen his broad options in the January window and can call a player he already trusts to do the work.
Willian spent two years in Craven Cottage and rebuilt his reputation somewhat after a disastrous spell at Arsenal. The double Premier League winner participates in a Fulham side fighting for a European place and offers backup to Alex Iwobi on the left.
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