Premier League transfer window

The Schalke midfielder has entered the final six months of his contract and has refused to sign a new deal so far.

Arsenal are closing in on a deal for Bordeaux's Malcom which could be a major boost for Manchester United in their pursuit of Alexis Sanchez.

Jamie Vardy is set to remain at Leicester City after Manchester United signalled their intensions not to bid for the England forward.

Liverpool and Arsenal are braced to go head-to-head to sign Riyad Mahrez, who would prefer a move to The Emirates over Anfield.

Manchester United want to make David de Gea their highest paid player to ward off interest from Real Madrid.

Manchester United have expressed interest in signing both of Arsenal's contract rebels Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez.

Yerry Mina completed his Barcelona medical and got his first taste of the Catalan club's training ground before his unveiling on Saturday (13 January).

Tafari Moore is likely to leave Arsenal on a permanent basis following the conclusion of his loan deal with Wycombe Wanderers.

Aston Villa are said to be interested in signing Manchester United youngster Axel Tuanzebe on loan this month but his club are in no rush making a final decision.

Francis Coquelin joined Valencia in a permanent move on Thursday (11 January), but the midfielder regrets not leaving earlier.

Alexis Sanchez's arrival at Manchester United ahead of Manchester City would be a real coup according to former defender Phil Neville.

Alexis Sanchez could yet remain at Arsenal, but Arsene Wenger is delighted at the prospect of a looming bidding war between Manchester United and Manchester City.

Danny Murphy, Phil Thompson and Christian Purslow have all urged Liverpool to make a host of additions to cover the loss of Coutinho.

Jamie Vardy and Javier Hernandez are among the targets for Manchester United as they seek to sign a striker in the January transfer window.

Daniel Sturridge is keen to leave Liverpool in January in order to play regular first-team football, but Liverpool have slapped a £30m price tag on the striker.

Eden Hazard and Thibaut Courtois are ready to commit their long-term future to Chelsea by signing new contracts.

Alexis Sanchez is wanted by Manchester City and United with Arsenal ready to sanction a move if they secure a replacement.

Can has reportedly agreed a deal worth £85,000-a-week with the Italian champions, though Liverpool are still hoping he will remain at Anfield.

Manchester City, Arsenal and Manchester United are keen on signing Jonny Evans during the January transfer window.

RB Leipzig have again insisted there is no chance of Naby Keita leaving the club to join Liverpool ahead of schedule.

Daniel Levy says Tottenham will not be parting ways with any of their star players during the next two transfer windows.

Rafinha is unlikely to get regular game time after returning from a long-term injury, while Arda Turan has not played a single minute this season.

Carl Jenkinson joined Birmingham on a season-long loan last summer but dislocated a shoulder in his debut against Reading in August and has not played since.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright believes Mesut Ozil would perform even better if he had the supporting cast available to him at Manchester United.

Jose Mourinho had inquired about the availability of Leander Dendoncker in the summer, but United baulked at Anderlecht's valuation of the midfielder.

Alexis Sanchez could return to the Arsenal first team for the Premier League trip to Bournemouth after being left out against Chelsea.

Gerard Pique is confident his Barcelona teammate Samuel Umtiti will remain at the club despite interest from the Manchester clubs.

Charly Musonda has been given the green light to spend the rest of the season out on loan following the recent signing of Ross Barkley.

Naby Keita has already agreed to join Liverpool in the summer, but the Reds are keen to bring him to Anfield in January to cover for Coutinho's departure.

Daniel Sturridge has been urged to reignite his career by accepting a loan move to Inter Milan during the January transfer window.