> Arsenal have been relatively quiet in the transfer window, but they have made some positive progress in their attempts to sign Georgia Stanway on a free at the end of the season. They also brought in Smilla Holmberg from Hammarby and Barbora Votikova on loan from Slavia Prague.
Aston Villa have been active in the transfer market, signing Oriane Jean-François from Chelsea for a fee reportedly as high as £450,000. They also brought in Jenna Nighswonger on loan from Arsenal.
Brighton & Hove Albion have had a relatively quiet window, but they did bring in Olaug Tvedten from Vålerenga. The club was also affected by the death of their head of women's and girls' coaching Rado Vidošić.
Chelsea have been declared 'winners' of transfer windows over the past decade, but this one was a rare disappointment for the club. They did not sign a player, despite trying to take Jennifer Echegini from Paris Saint-Germain.
Everton worked late into the night on Tuesday to complete their move for Slovenia midfielder Zara Kramzar from Roma. The supporters will have been glad the deal went through after an otherwise quiet window.
Leicester City have brought in several new players, including Ashleigh Neville, Rachel Williams, Alisha Lehmann and Emma Jansson. They also loaned Sarah Mayling from Aston Villa.
Liverpool have had a highly impressive window, bringing in quality additions such as Sweden goalkeeper Jennifer Falk and arrivals of Martha Thomas and Anna Jøsendal.
London City Lionesses have signed Delphine Cascarino on a free from San Diego Wave on a three-and-a-half-year deal. The 28-year-old France winger is a star of Euro 2025 and in the prime years of her career.
Manchester City completed the marquee signing of this window by bringing the USA midfielder Sam Coffey to England. The women's game was shocked when it was revealed on 8 January that the parties were in advanced talks.
Manchester United have had a highly impressive window, bringing in players of high calibre in positions where they needed to strengthen.
