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West Brom have set a £23m asking price for Evans, but Arsenal and City are hoping to clinch a deal for around £18m.

Lennon served Everton well during his three-year spell on Goodison Park but was made surplus to requirements by the arrival of Theo Walcott.

According to reports in Italy Roma are waiting for the Premier League champions to submit a €60m offer for Dzeko and Palmieri.

McCormack enjoyed a largely productive spell at Elland Road between 2010 and 2014 while Elphick has started just three league matches for Villa this season.

Bryan has been in fine fettle for the Robins this season and will hope to impress against Manchester City when the Robins face Pep Guardiola's side in the Carabao Cup.

With Kylian Mbappe, Neymar, Edinson Cavani, Angel Di Maria and Julian Draxler ahead of him in the pecking order at the Parc des Princes, Lucas has set his sights on pastures new.

Addicks director Richard Murray stressed that the Londoners have not had to deal with any bids as yet but concedes that Konsa's agent is looking to take him to the Premier League.

Bailey joined Leverkusen from Belgian outfit Genk for £12.8m last January and has impressed since being given a sustained run at the BayArena.

Swansea and Liverpool lock horns less than a month after the Reds ran out 5-0 victors over the south Wales outfit at Anfield.

Sanchez has signed a four-and-a-half year contract at Old Trafford worth reportedly around £500,000-a-week while Mkhitaryan has penned a long-term contract with Wenger's side.

Bristol City left-back Bryan is also of interest to Newcastle United, while Schalke want to bring Chelsea's Rahman back to Germany.

Lennon, who has done brilliantly to overcome his mental issues and get back playing again, has agreed personal terms with the high-flying Clarets.

Sam Allardyce's side were said to be preparing a bid for Konsa and were expected to close a deal this month but Jurgen Klopp's men are now favourites for his signature.

Moyes reiterated his desire to bolster his central midfield options and moved to defuse speculation surrounding moves for Batshuayi and Andy Carroll, who was linked with Chelsea.

Arsenal forward Sanchez is set to arrive at Old Trafford in the coming days in a deal that will see Henrikh Mkhitaryan move to north London.

Lloris is struggling with an illness while Rose and Winks are still recovering from knee and ankle injuries respectively.

Aubameyang's transfer to north London is seemingly imminent while reports claimed that Arsenal had beaten Tottenham Hotspur to Malcom's signature earlier this week.

Sturridge is of interest to Sevilla and Inter Milan, whose offer is apparently more attractive to the Reds than the one served up by the Andalusians.

Everton manager Sam Allardyce is keen to remedy his side's troublesome left-back issue before the close of the window.

According to reports emanating from Italy, Mohamed Salah has urged the Reds to make a move for the Brazilian full-back.

Ward and Wood have not featured for the Clarets since December, while Walters has been blighted by injury this season.

The Gunners and City have been heavily linked with a move for the 29-year-old, but Pardew says the Baggies have not been approached as of yet.

Marotta, who has been vocal about Juve's ongoing pursuit of Liverpool's Emre Can, has reiterated his club's desire to see 'La Joya' remain in Italy.

Gayle almost joined Fulham in a deal worth £15m but the move stalled due to Newcastle's inability to find a replacement.

Everton manager Sam Allardyce is keen on bringing his former cohort at Blackburn to Merseyside and reports in Spain suggest a deal is still possible.

Liverpool's unwillingness to include a release clause led to an impasse in talks with Can, who had reportedly put pen-to-paper on a five-year deal with Juventus.

Konsa, valued at £4m by the Addicks, is highly rated by those at the Valley and Everton are said to be ready to make a bid.

Vidal is out-of-favour at Barcelona with Nelson Semedo and Sergi Roberto ahead of him in the pecking order for the right-back berth at the Camp Nou.

Daniel Farke's side performed valiantly and more than held their own against a laboured, much-changed Chelsea.