After a transformative summer that brought the departure of long-serving manager Thomas Frank to Tottenham Hotspur and the sale of several key players, Brentford have navigated the opening half of the 2025-26 campaign with a blend of resilience and readjustment.
The Bees welcomed a sizeable influx of funds following the high-profile exits of Bryan Mbeumo to Manchester United and Yoane Wissa to Newcastle United, yet much of that revenue was reinvested into a refreshed squad, highlighted by the club-record signing of Dango Ouattara and the arrival of Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher.
Under new head coach Keith Andrews at the Gtech Community Stadium, the West London outfit remain a side in transition as they aim to prove they can sustain their top-flight status after such sweeping changes to both personnel and approach.
That strategy appears to be yielding positive results, with Brentford enjoying an encouraging campaign and currently on course to secure a first-ever continental qualification in their history.
With resources seemingly sufficient for the time being, it came as little surprise that the Bees adopted a restrained stance in the winter transfer window, making just one modest acquisition while sanctioning no major departures, a move that reflected a preference for stability over sweeping mid-season change.
Here, Sports Mole rounds up all of Brentford’s confirmed ins and outs from the 2026 January transfer window, which closed on February 2, along with their net spend and the latest transfer rumours.
Brentford confirmed transfers in: January 2026
Kaye Furo (ST | £8.7m from Club Brugge)
Brentford confirmed transfers out: January 2026
Iwan Morgan (loan to Shrewsbury Town)
Michael Olakigbe (loan to Swindon Town)
Myles Peart-Harris (AM | Undisclosed to Oxford United)
Yunus Konak (DM | Loan to Oxford United)
Matthew Cox (GK | Loan to Shrewsbury Town)
Chanse Headman (DF | Undisclosed to Harrogate Town)
Gustavo Nunes (LW | Loan to Swansea)
Paris Maghoma (CM | Undisclosed to Norwich City)
Frank Onyeka (DM | Loan to Coventry City)
Benjamin Arthur (CB | Loan to Celtic)
Brentford net spend: January 2026
Brentford total spend January 2026: £8.7m
Brentford total income January 2026: £0m
Brentford net spend January 2026: £8.7m
Latest Brentford transfer rumours for January 2026
In
Max Beier (Borussia Dortmund)
Quinten Timber (Feyenoord)
Joey Veerman (PSV Eindhoven)
Bobby Thomas (Coventry City)
Out
Igor Thiago (Liverpool, Aston Villa)
Fabio Carvalho (Bundesliga return)
Frank Onyeka (Coventry, Sheffield United)
You can find a complete list of the latest Brentford transfer rumours by clicking here
When does the 2026 January transfer window open and close?
The January transfer window opened on Thursday, January 1, for all English and Scottish clubs and ran through to the first weekday of February.
This means that the deadline day for the 2026 January transfer window closed on Monday, February 2, at 7pm GMT.