LATEST ODDS: How will the activity in the January transfer window impact the latest estimates from the bookmakers. Picture: Getty Images.LATEST ODDS: How will the activity in the January transfer window impact the latest estimates from the bookmakers. Picture: Getty Images.
LATEST ODDS: How will the activity in the January transfer window impact the latest estimates from the bookmakers. Picture: Getty Images.

Leeds United's chances of Premier League relegation compared to Newcastle United, Everton, Burnley, Watford and Norwich City after January transfer business

Leeds United were one of the quieter Premier League clubs in the January transfer market while a number of sides around them bolstered their options for the remainder of the campaign.

The activity in January has had an impact on how the bookmakers see the season panning out, with Newcastle United flexing their financial muscles in their first window under new owners.

The Magpies are in the relegation zone as things stand but are tipped to survive after making a number of impressive signings.

Bruno Guimaraes (Lyon, £35m), Kieran Trippier (Atletico Madrid, £12m), Chris Wood (Burnley, £25m), Dan Burn (Brighton, undisclosed) and Matt Targett (Aston Villa, loan) all joined the club last month.

Everton are one place and three points below Leeds in the table and are another struggling club who recruited a number of players to try and get themselves out of trouble.

The appointment of Frank Lampard as manager was followed by the arrivals of Donny Van De Beek (Manchester United, loan) and Dele Alli (Tottenham, undisclosed) while Vitalii Mykolenko (Dynamo Kiev, undisclosed), Nathan Patterson (Rangers, £11m) and Anwar El Ghazi (Aston Villa, loan) have also joined the Toffees since the turn of the year.

Premier League spending reached the second-highest level ever for a winter window with the league’s gross spending at £295million, according to estimates from finance company Deloitte.

Leeds failed to land target Brenden Aaronson, with Red Bull Salzburg reportedly rejecting two bids for the player although the Whites did turn down the chance to loan Manchester United’s Donny van de Beek and Tottenham Hotspur’s Harry Winks, indicating Marcelo Bielsa is happy to go with what he has got as he waits for the return of key players.

Below is how the relegation odds look for the bottom 10 Premier League clubs following the January transfer window.

Bruno Guimaraes (Lyon, £35m), Kieran Trippier (Atletico Madrid, £12m), Chris Wood (Burnley, £25m), Dan Burn (Brighton, undisclosed) and Matt Targett (Aston Villa, loan) all joined the club last month.

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