january transfer window

West Brom look set to beat Premier League rivals Liverpool to the permanent signing of Al Ahly loanee Ahmed Hegazi in January.

Everton manager Sam Allardyce insists there is no bid on the table from Chelsea for Ross Barkley, although a January exit could make sense if the player does not wish to stay put.

Newcastle are looking for midfield reinforcements and are willing to offer striker Aleksandar Mitrovic in exchange for Acquah.

Fabinho does not expect to be sold by Monaco in January, although admits 2017-18 is set to be his final season at the Stade Louis II.

Ramirez has not featured in any of Allardyce's match-day squads so far and is Valencia boss Marcelino's top target for January.

Reports from Catalonia suggest that Javier Mascherano has received assurances from the Barcelona hierarchy that he will be allowed to seal a move to China next month.

Michy Batshuayi could be used as a sweeter by Chelsea in an offer to sign Thomas Lemar from Monaco, reports claim.

Newcastle slumped to their seventh defeat in eight matches at home to Everton and manager Rafael Benitez is desperate to know how much he will have to spend in January.

Rafael Benitez could have £30m to spend to improve Newcastle's fortunes after Amanda Staveley's takeover took a step closer to completion.

The news comes ahead of a transfer window where City will be looking to bridge any loose ends following their derby win last weekend at Old Trafford.

Cameron Carter-Vickers could soon return to Tottenham, although Mauricio Pochettino insists the decision would be more about his development than the absence of Toby Alderweireld.

Newcastle United's uncertain future means Rafael Benitez remains unaware over the size of his January transfer budget.

West Ham United manager David Moyes will be given license to sign as many as three new players in the January transfer window.

Dyche admits he can not guarantee some of his players will still be at the club come the end of the January transfer window.

Luke Shaw has made just three appearances this season - two in the Carabao Cup and his first only start in the Champions League.

Olivier Giroud has admitted that he could leave Arsenal in January if the right opportunity comes along as he seeks regular game time.

Javier Mascherano is not happy with his situation at Barcelona after having played just six games in the La Liga thus far.

Alan Pardew does not want to lose Jonny Evans in January, although fears his exit with the likes of Manchester City, Arsenal, Everton and West Ham all interested.

Timothy Fosu-Mensah could make a premature return to Manchester United in January as Crystal Palace target a six-month loan swoop for out-of-favour Liverpool striker Danny Ings.

Gremio are happy to have a player watched by big European clubs in Barcelona target Arthur Melo but will find it hard to keep the midfielder, admits head coach Renato Gaucho.

Arsene Wenger will not allow players to leave Arsenal in January and weaken the team just so that they can fulfill their own World Cup dream.

Jose Mourinho will reportedly be given £80m to spend on transfers in January having identified three key areas he needs to strengthen.

Theo Walcott still has a future at Arsenal and will not be offloaded by the club during the January transfer window, according to manager Arsene Wenger.

Steven N'Zonzi claims his future lies away from Sevilla following a bust-up with Eduardo Berizzo, although insists that he is in London to see his son rather than negotiate a move.

Watford look set to win the race for highly-rated teenage IFK Gothenburg goalkeeper Pontus Dahlberg, who has also been watched by Arsenal, Tottenham and Everton.

Emre Can is in the final seven months of his contract with Liverpool and can agree a pre-contract with clubs outside England in January.

Newcastle United need at least £20m of investment in the January window to stave of relegation according to Rafael Benitez.

Leon Goretzka claims he is in the "final phase" of the decision-making process as Manchester United compete with the likes of Barcelona and Arsenal to sign the Schalke midfielder.

New Everton manager Sam Allardyce is planning to employ a sports psychologist at Goodison Park, while reports suggest he is also interested in West Brom defender Jonny Evans.

Former Chelsea midfielder and assistant manager Ray Wilkins believes Antonio Conte needs another striker in his squad.