Premier League transfer window

Chelsea midfielder Josimar Quintero returned from his loan spell with FC Rostov to join Real Betis for the rest of the campaign.

Arsenal's Arsene Wenger believes the part-exchange deal with Manchester United that would see Alexis Sanchez and Henrikh Mkhitaryan trade clubs should happen in the next 24 hours.

Inter Milan are keen to sign Rafinha on loan in January with an option to buy in the summer, but Barcelona want an obligatory buyout clause.

Midfielder Joao Mario has turned down a move that would see him join West Ham United on loan from Inter Milan.

Dennis Wise has warned Chelsea that West Ham United forward Andy Carroll is not the answer to their current goal-scoring woes.

Antonio Conte is keen to sign Andy Carroll from West Ham United in January as he seeks an alternative avenue of attack. Morata is currently the first choice striker.

Alexis Sanchez is closing in on a move to Manchester United having agreed a four-and-a-half-year deal worth £14m per season.

Everton have reportedly made a bid to re-sign teenage Blackburn Rovers midfielder Callum Wright, but it looks like the Toffees will lose out to Lyon in the race for Martin Terrier.

Newcastle midfielder Henri Saivet is set to join Ligue 1 outfit Montpellier on a six-month loan deal that will include the option of a permanent €5m summer transfer.

Malcom - along with teammates Jonathan Cafu and Otavio - has been summoned by Bordeaux after a video that appeared on social media following the club's 2-0 Ligue 1 defeat to Caen.

Nigel Reo-Coker has urged West Ham United to keep hold of Andy Carroll despite interest from Chelsea in the England forward.

Ben Wilmot may yet not join Tottenham Hotspur after it was revealed that Liverpool continue to have an interest in the 18-year-old defender.

Manchester United legend Dwight Yorke believes a fresh start for Henrikh Mkhitaryan could make him a successful signing for Arsenal.

Manuel Lanzini has been impressive for West Ham United since joining them in 2016 and they have been warned that Chelsea could make a move.

Arsenal will sign a 'nobody' for £40m in the January transfer window to replace Alexis Sanchez, according to Paul Merson.

Owner Mike Ashley has reportedly green-lighted a trio of January signings at Newcastle, though takeover negotiations with Amanda Staveley's PCP Capital Partners have collapsed.

Ian Wright believes the improving Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will eventually shut all his critics up following an initial difficult spell at Liverpool.

Reiss Nelson is out of contract next summer and Arsenal's failure to tie him down to a new deal has alerted Real Madrid and PSG.

Phil Jones believes Manchester United signing Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez would be a positive move for the club.

Chelsea are more in need of Alexis Sanchez than Manchester United if rumours of a possible deal hijacking are true, says Steve Nicol.

Inter Milan are keen to sign Rafinha from Barcelona in January, they are also interested in Gerard Deulofeu.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is reportedly pleading with Borussia Dortmund to allow him to join Arsenal.

Conte is keen to sign a striker in January and has identified Carroll as a potential target. Chelsea's pursuit for a striker is delaying Batshuayi's desire to leave on loan.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan is in talks with Arsenal but will only accept move to the Emirates if he is offered an improvement on his current wages.

Tony Cottee believes Liverpool's re-investment after Philippe Coutinho's exit should not stop at Riyad Mahrez, with a defender and a goalkeeper also needed.

Everton manager Sam Allardyce is a known admirer of Frenchman but may have to move a few players on before a deal can come to fruition.

According to reports, Arsenal have offered long-serving midfielder Jack Wilshere a contract extension that could see him take a pay cut.

Antonio Conte has addressed reports that emerged on Monday evening suggesting that Chelsea had joined Manchester United in pursuit of Arsenal contract rebel Alexis Sanchez.

Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet is considering his options having been replaced by Loris Karius as Jurgen Klopp's first-choice stopper in the Premier League.

Rafael Benitez will not have any extra money to spend in the January transfer window despite Amanda Staveley's fresh £300m bid to buy Newcastle United.