1. Park Ji-Sung (Manchester United to QPR, undisclosed)

Park was always a big-game player for Manchester United and often the ‘go-to’ man for Sir Alex Ferguson when he wanted someone to step up to the plate and attack from midfield. He won four Premier League titles, three League Cups and the Champions League during his time at Old Trafford and appears to be a very astute, and surprise, signing by Mark Hughes.

Officially, the fee is undisclosed but reports say the Hoops (9/2 – To be relegated) have only paid £2million for the South Korean and that could well be the bargain buy of the summer.

2. Hugo Rodellaga (Free agent to Fulham)

Rodallega’s release by Wigan came as somewhat of a surprise, although it is probably more a case of the Colombia international wanting to move on rather than Roberto Martinez deciding the striker was surplus to requirements at the DW Stadium.

While the 24-year-old can be inconsistent, he can also be devastating on his day and his overall goalscoring record is good despite just finding the net three times for Latics last season.

Martin Jol may have brought Rodallega in as a replacement for Clint Dempsey, who is set to leave the Cottage this summer, and he has landed himself an established Premier League forward who can hit double figues – or more – if he stays fit and gets the right support (Fulham 8/1 – to be relegated).

3. Olivier Giroud (Montpellier to Arsenal, undisclosed)

Arsene Wenger has failed with some big summer purchases in recent years – take Marouane Chamakh for example – but this deal should be one that comes off.

The 25-year-old notched 21 goals in 36 league appearances to help Montpellier claim their first Ligue 1 title last season and, while he is not in Robin van Persie’s class yet, he is highly-rated and a skilful addition to the Gunners frontline.

It is another officially undisclosed transfer but it is thought Wenger has paid in the region of £13million which may seem a tad pricey, but only if he doesn’t go on to fulfil his undoubted potential in the next few seasons at the Emirates (Arsenal 4/9 – Top 4 Finish).

4 – Steven Naismith (Rangers to Everton)

This transfer is still awaiting international clearance due to the ongoing financial wrangling at newco Rangers but Everton (18/1 – Top 4 finish) should eventually profit from another piece of apparent clever trading by David Moyes at Goodison Park.

Naismith has regularly been linked with a move south to the Premier League in recent years and now he has landed at probably the best club for him to make an impact. Under Moyes’ guidance the Scotland international can flourish and re-engage his old Rangers partnership with another similarly astute signing, Nikica Jelavic, in the new campaign.

5 – Pavel Pogrebnyak (Free agent to Reading)

The Royals (2/1 – Top Promoted Team) have bought well so far this summer as they hope to stay in the Premier League and this could end up being one of the deals of the transfer window.

The Russia international, who was part of his country’s Euro 2012 squad, impressed at Fulham while on loan at the end of last season, scoring six goals in just 12 games and, in the process, became the quickest player to reach five goals in Premier League history.

He is strong, powerful and clearly has an eye for goal so Brian McDermott’s side’s survival this season may just be dependant on him coming up with the goods.

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Manchester City – Edin Dzeko (£27m from Wolfsburg)

City have been chasing Dzeko for some time and the Bosnian striker could well prove to be a big hit at Eastlands. He’s already endeared himself to the City fans without even kicking a ball, by having a dig at arch rivals Manchester United and he could be a massive asset for the Eastlands side.

Dzeko has a prolific record in the Bundesliga with 66 goals in 111 appearances in his three and a half year stint with Wolfsburg, he also has an impressive record for Bosnia with 17 goals in 31 games.

The 24-year-old is not blessed with great speed, but he is a fantastic target man who knows where the goal is and could prove to be the perfect foil for Carlos Tevez, who has shouldered much of the goal scoring responsibility for City this season.

Dzeko could make his debut when City host Wolves on Saturday, as boss Roberto Mancini is expected to throw him straight into action, he will also have fresh legs having just had the benefit of the Bundesliga’s winter break (can Dzeko fire City to glory? – 7/1 to win the Premier League).

Stoke City – Jermaine Pennant (£1.75m from Real Zaragoza)

Potters boss Tony Pulis picked up Pennant as soon as the transfer window opened, after a successful four month stint on loan at the Britannia.  The former Liverpool and Birmingham man has added a bit of quality to the Stoke midfield and has an excellent delivery.

We’ve already seen what Pennant can do in the first half of the season and Stoke would certainly have noticed his absence had he left, and at £1.75million Pennant could prove a great bit of business at the end of the campaign.

Fulham – Steve Sidwell (Undisclosed from Aston Villa)

Sidwell was regarded as a quality midfielder when he left Reading for Chelsea back in 2007.  He never managed to secure regular football at Stamford Bridge and moved to Villa, where again he could not get into the side.

The 28-year-old was also a target for West Ham and Wolves but instead opted to move to Fulham, it remains to be seen if he can have an impact at Craven Cottage but boss Mark Hughes will no doubt already be delighted to have beaten two rivals in the battle against the drop to the midfielder’s signature (Fulham are 7/2 to be relegated)

Newcastle United – Hatem Ben Arfa (£5.75m Marseille)

French winger Ben Arfa was regarded as one of the brightest prospects in France a few years ago but a series of bust ups, first at Lyon then at Marseille, have hampered his career and progress to a degree. The gifted playmaker joined on loan in the summer and made an immediate impact at St James’ Park with a few moments of brilliance, including a sublime strike against Everton.

The midfielder suffered a leg break in October following a challenge from Nigel de Jong in Newcastle’s loss to Manchester City, and there were fears he could miss the season.

However, Ben Arfa is making good progress and could return to action in February, where he will surely hand boss Alan Pardew a massive boost if he can rediscover the kind of form he was showing before his untimely injury (Newcastle face Sunderland in their next fixture – Match Betting – Sunderland 11/10, draw 23/10, Newcastle 23/10).

That is pretty much it!  Aside from the four done deals above the only other business that has been done in the January transfer window is the capture of South African defender Bongani Khumalo by Spurs in a £1.5million deal from SuperSport United, while Manchester United have snapped up goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard  from Aalesunds for an undisclosed fee. Manchester City have also captured former Barcelona youngster Gai Assulin as a free agent but it remains to be seen if the young Israeli will break into the team this season, while Khumalo and Lindegaard are also thought to be ones for the future.

The transfers should pick up as we enter the latter half of the month, but at the moment the Premier League has been very quiet in terms of movement.

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