Which January signings should you consider for your Dream Team Weekender line-up?
- The winter transfer window has slammed shut - with club's spending a record £430million this month
- Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Lucas Moura and Aymeric Laporte have all joined fantasy football
It was a record outlay of £150million for clubs in the Premier League on transfer deadline day, which took the total for the month to a staggering £430m.
Philippe Coutinho may have left these shores over the last 31 days, but we did gain the likes of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Lucas Moura and Aymeric Laporte this month.
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So, with Gameweek 23 kicking off on Saturday - with Burnley hosting Manchester City - who are the January movers you should be considering?
Which January signings should you consider for your fantasy football team?
1 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - £5.0m
2 Aymeric Laporte - £4.0m
The Algerian struggled to make an impact at Leicester since joining from Sporting Lisbon in 2016, but only scored eight goals at the King Power.
However, he had a very impressive track record previously, netting 57 goals in 109 games during a three-year stay in Lisbon.
A regular role at Newcastle - with his first game coming against Crystal Palace at the weekend - could bring out the goals in him again.
5 Lucas Moura - £3.5m
Well, look at this?
Spurs' Deadline-Day signing goes into the game at a very affordable £3.5m, which is cheaper than the likes of Ilkay Gundogan, Willian and Ross Barkley.
He had a difficult time in Lugie 1 this season, playing for 72 minutes collectively, notching a single goal and assist.
But at Spurs, he should be more appreciated and will fill a void that Mauricio Pochettino has been desperately trying to sign players for; Wilfried Zaha, Ross Barkley and Leon Baily have been long-time rumoured targets.
Lucas moves to North London with a good reputation.
He managed a decent 68 goals or assists in 153 league appearances in France and has plenty of Champions League experience, which Spurs will value ahead of their clash with Juventus next month.