Transfer deadline day's 10 biggest deals, including Tottenham's double Juventus swoop

January 31 proved a busy day for several clubs around Europe

Juventus’ Rodrigo Bentancur in action during the Italian Serie A soccer match Juventus FC vs Udinese Calcio at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, Italy, 15 January 2022. EPA / ALESSANDRO DI MARCO

2) Julian Alvarez - River Plate to Manchester City (€17m). AFP

3) Dan Burn - Brighton to Newcastle (€15m). AFP

4) Romain Faivre - Stade Brestois to Lyon (€15m). AFP

5) Wout Weghorst - Wolfsburg to Burnley (€14m). Getty Images

6) Jonas Wind - FC Copenhagen to Wolfsburg (€12m). EPA

7) Jean-Philippe Mateta - Mainz to Crystal Palace (€11m). Reuters

8) Dejan Kulusevski - Juventus to Tottenham (€10m loan fee). Reuters

9) Galeno - Braga to Porto (€9m). EPA

10) Denis Zakaria - Borussia Monchengladbach to Juventus (€8.6m). Getty Images

The 2021/22 winter transfer window closed on Monday night as clubs across the world moved to complete last-minute deals and boost their squads for the remainder of the season.

Tottenham, under new manager Antonio Conte, completed two of the biggest transfers of the day with a double swoop on Juventus, while Premier League champions Manchester City got their deal for young Argentine forward Julian Alvarez over the line.

Saudi-backed Newcastle United concluded a busy window with the signing of Dan Burn from Brighton and Burnley appear to have signed a like-for-like replacement for Chris Wood, who moved to St James' Park earlier in the window, with the arrival of Wout Weghorst from Wolfsburg.

Dele Alli could ultimately prove to be the biggest deal of the day after the England midfielder left Tottenham for Everton, but the £40 million ($53.8m) fee is all tied up in future add-ons and bonuses, with Alli moving to Goodison Park on an initial free transfer.

With no more deals to be made until the summer, the photo gallery above looks at the biggest transfers from deadline day. All fees and figures have been sourced from transfermarkt.com.