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Pete and Dharms are joined by football podcaster and writer Sam Tighe to discuss the fallout from another dramatic Deadline Day. They deliver their winners and losers from the final day of the window and from across January as a whole (04:58). They chat about Chelsea smashing the British transfer record to sign Enzo Fernandez and why Jorginho could turn out to be a masterstroke from Premier League leaders Arsenal (21:18). Dharms and Sam deliver their predictions for the remainder of the season (34:16) and there’s also a look ahead to the summer window, plus Pete delivers his final thought of the series (42:56).

Pete and Dharms are joined by one half of the Beer and Honey podcast, The Athletic’s Raphael Honigstein, to discuss the latest transfer activity. Sky Sports News News Editor Alan Myers also joins the show to chat about the latest at Everton as they prepare to appoint Sean Dyche and sell Anthony Gordon to Newcastle (04:17). The panel talk about in-demand Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo following a £60m bid from Arsenal (18:46). Dharms rounds up the other latest transfer news before Raphael discusses the future of Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jude Bellingham and what the summer could hold for the England international (33:29). Plus, the panel preview Deadline Day and Pete delivers his final thought (51:15).

Pete and Dharms are joined this week by European football writer Tom Williams following a bonkers week of transfer activity. Belgium football journalist Kristof Terreur also joins the show as they discuss Leandro Trossard’s move to Arsenal and why he suits Mikel Arteta’s style of play (03:12). Danny Ings has joined West Ham - but will manager David Moyes remain there beyond the weekend? The panel chat about the latest activity at the London Stadium (29:01) before Dharms rounds up some of the other latest transfer news. The panel discuss the possible takeover at Manchester United (42:52) and then answer some of your questions, including whether Jude Bellingham could be joining Liverpool in the near future (56:12).

In a bonus bitesize episode of the Transfer Talk podcast, Pete and Dharms react to Chelsea trumping Arsenal to the signing of Mykhailo Mudryk. They discuss if the Blues will continue to strengthen this window and where next for Arsenal, having missed out on Mudryk and Joao Felix to their London rivals. They also chat about the future of Brighton winger Leandro Trossard following a public spat with manager Roberto De Zerbi. Plus, Dharms rounds up some of the other latest transfer news.

Pete and Dharms are joined this week by ESPN football expert Julien Laurens as the January window really kicks into gear. They discuss Manchester United’s surprise move for Wout Weghorst and whether the Netherlands international can thrive under the tutelage of compatriot Erik Ten Hag (04:36). The future of in-form Marcus Rashford is also on the agenda (11:45). Arsenal wanted to bring Joao Felix to the Emirates, but the Portugal international has ended up at Chelsea – the panel assess whether this is a good fit (16:56) and if Christopher Nkunku will join the Blues in the summer (30:20). Julien provides the inside track from Ligue 1 as well as on a host of other stars, including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Karim Benzema and Marcus Thuram (39:13). Dharms rounds up the rest of the transfer news (53:52) before Pete delivers his final thought.

The boys are back for a new series of the Transfer Talk podcast! Pete and Dharms are joined by football writer Sam Tighe to discuss the opening week of the January window. Premier League leaders Arsenal are on the agenda and the panel chat about their moves for Mykhailo Mudryk and Joao Felix (15:27). Chelsea are once again splashing the cash after tying up a deal for central defender Benoît Badiashile – but could midfielder Enzo Fernandez be next through the door at Stamford Bridge? (26:40). The panel discuss why he would be a good fit at Chelsea before chatting about the future of Tottenham boss Antonio Conte (43:27). Finally, it wouldn’t be an episode without Pete mentioning his beloved Newcastle United and their possible January activity (59:35).