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The 2023 January transfer window has now closed, meaning Newcastle United can no longer buy and sell players.

Last year’s January window was a chaotic one, with the new owners looking to make a splash and provide Eddie Howe with the players he needed to boost the Magpies’ survival bid.

That investment paid off, and Newcastle are a lot better placed in January 2023.

The 2023 January transfer window was a bit quieter for Newcastle, although Sporting Director Dan Ashworth was still be busy with both incomings and outgoings.

Incomings

Confirmed transfers in

Garang Kuol from Central Coast Mariners – The Australian forward officially became a Magpie on January 1st after a deal was agreed last year

Anthony Gordon from Everton – The 21-year-old has signed a long-term contract, with the move costing Newcastle £45million in total

Harrison Ashby from West Ham – The 21-year-old arrives from West Ham for £3million, signing a long-term deal

Confirmed loans in

Newcastle are yet to sign anyone on loan during the January transfer window

Loan recalls

Martin Dubravka from Manchester United – The goalkeeper had agreed a season-long deal, but is now back at St James’ Park

Dan Langley from Gateshead – Another goalkeeper returns, but he has already been sent out for another temporary spell away from Newcastle

Outgoings

Confirmed transfers out

Jonjo Shelvey to Nottingham Forest – The midfielder leaves St James’ Park after seven years, signing a two-and-a-half year deal at the City Ground

Confirmed loans out

Dan Langley to Spennymoor Town – Deal until the end of the season after being recalled from his loan at Gateshead

Kell Watts to Peterborough United- Loan deal extended until the end of the season

Joe White to Exeter City – Deal until the end of the season, where he will work under ex-Toon player and coach Gary Caldwell

Garang Kuol to Hearts – Deal until the end of the season with the Scottish Premiership side

Chris Wood to Nottingham Forest – Deal until the end of the season that includes an obligation to buy for £15million

Dylan Stephenson to Hamilton Academical – Deal until the end of the season in the second tier of Scottish football

Niall Brookwell to Darlington – Deal until the end of the season with the Vanarama National League North side

Karl Darlow to Hull City – Deal until the end of the season with the Tigers

Jay Turner-Cooke to Tranmere Rovers – The youngster goes out on loan for the first time to the League Two side

Released

Newcastle United have not released anyone yet during the January transfer window