Bournemouth 'intend to keep Spurs-linked Solanke despite Unal arrival'

Bournemouth have no intention of parting ways with Dominic Solanke on transfer deadline day despite the impending arrival of Enes Unal from Getafe, according to a report.

The Cherries are yet to make a single signing, at the time of writing, in the winter window, but they appear to be close to recruiting their first player in the form of Turkey international Unal.

A recent report claims that Bournemouth have reached an agreement with Getafe to sign the 23-year-old striker on an initial loan for the remainder of the season.

The agreement is said to include an obligation to buy for €16.5m (£14.1m) which will make Unal's move to the Vitality Stadium permanent in the summer.

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Morecambe sign Nelson Khumbeni on loan from Bolton

"I'm delighted! When I heard about the move, I just thought straight away 'jump at it!'," he told the club website.

"I came in and [the Gaffer] spoke with me about how he wants me to play, and how my attributes and how I am as a player can benefit the team.

"I like to say I'm more of a defensive midfielder, but I would do whatever the manager wanted me to do in order to help the team in any way, shape, or form."

Doncaster sign Thimothee Lo-Tutala on loan from Hull

"I'm just buzzing to be here. I've heard great things from the boys that I know here," he told the club website.

"I've met a few of the boys at the training ground and they welcomed me really well. I'm just excited to get going now."

Manager Grant McCann added: "I'm really pleased with this one. We felt it was important to get a keeper in given the news Ian Lawlor is probably going to be out for the rest of the season which is really disappointing for us.

"He comes with a real high pedigree, he's thought highly of at Hull and had a really good loan last season and helped Stevenage with their promotion to League One.

"We feel it's a really good signing for us that adds competition in that area. We want to keep that department strong."

Fulham 'fail in bid to sign Stuttgart's Silas'

Fulham have reportedly failed in their attempts to sign Stuttgart winger Silas.

The Cottagers are looking to strengthen their squad in the final hours of the transfer window, and their focus appears to be on the final third.

Fulham Marco Silva is keen to bring in a new centre-forward to provide competition to the likes of Raul Jimenez, Rodrigo Muniz and Carlos Vinicius.

They allegedly submitted a fresh loan proposal for Armando Broja after identifying the Chelsea forward as one of their main targets.

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Zach Jeacock leaves Birmingham

Bayern sign Man Utd, Chelsea-linked Jonah Kusi-Asare

Bayern Munich have completed the signing of Swedish starlet Jonah Kusi-Asare from AIK Fotboll.

The 16-year-old is understood to have attracted interest from a host of top European clubs including Premier League duo Manchester United and Chelsea.

However, Bayern have successfully won the race for the signature of Kusi-Asare, who has put pen to paper on a long-term contract with the Bundesliga giants.

Bayern have confirmed that the teenage striker will "live on the FC Bayern Campus" and will be integrated into the club's Under-19s team.

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Gillingham loan Jorge Hurtado from Watford

"Gills have captured the signature of Watford striker, Jorge Cabezas Hurtado, on loan until the end of the season," read a statement from the club.

"The 20-year-old, who joined the Hornets officially last summer on a deal until 2029, has been on loan with Independiente Medellin and New York Red Bulls over the last 12 months but will now stay at Priestfield until the end of April."

Denver Hume joins Grimsby on permanent deal from Portsmouth

"We are delighted to get Denver over the line, he is an extremely talented boy. You don't get bought by a club like Portsmouth if you're not a good player," said manager David Artell.

"I've come across him before when he was at Sunderland and Portsmouth and in those games he was outstanding. He's a player that can go both inside and outside the pitch, up and down.

"He's a good character, I spoke to John Harley at Portsmouth and one of the players there as well about him and they both gave him glowing recommendations, so I know he's a good kid.

"We want him to come in, hit the ground running, be solid defensively, get up the pitch like we know he can and affect the game. So I'm excited to be working with Denver and hopefully he can help us win some games.''

Stockport sign Lewis Cass on loan from Port Vale

"Lewis is someone I know well having worked within the him before at Hartlepool. He's a very good character and has experience, despite his age, of being involved in promotion-winning teams," said manager Dave Challinor.

"He'll give us real good versatility down that right-hand side, the one area in the team where we needed some depth. I know he'll fit into the group really well and we are all looking forward to his time with us."

Director of football Simon Wilson added: "Lewis is a good footballer who brings nice versatility for us down in the right defensive positions, and comes to help us after the unfortunate recent loss of Kyle Knoyle.

"His experience and quality means he is ready to slot right in. It's a real positive that he's worked with Dave previously and already lives locally, so can come in and hit the ground running."

Shrewsbury sign Jack Hinchy on loan from Brighton

Bayern Munich confirm Bryan Zaragoza signing from Granada

Bayern Munich have completed the signing of Spanish winger Bryan Zaragoza from Granada.

The Bundesliga giants had initially agreed to sign the 22-year-old in the summer, but they have opted to bring his move forward with immediate effect.

It is understood that the compensation fee Bayern will pay to sign Zaragoza in the winter window is worth between €4m and €5m, on top of the initial €15m (£12.9m) they had previously agreed last summer.

Zaragoza, who will wear the No.17 shirt, has put pen to paper on a five-and-a-half year deal at the Allianz Arena that runs until June 2029, and he becomes Thomas Tuchel's fourth signing of the winter window after Eric Dier, Sacha Boey and youngster Jonah Kusi-Asare.

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Alex Runarsson leaves Arsenal by mutual consent

Arsenal have announced the departure of Icelandic goalkeeper Alex Runarsson by mutual consent.

The 28-year-old joined the Gunners from French outfit Dijon in the summer of 2020, earning a £1.7m move to the Emirates thanks to the influence of goalkeeping coach Inaki Cana.

Runarsson arrived to play second fiddle to Bernd Leno after the exit of Emiliano Martinez to Aston Villa, and he made six appearances for the Gunners in the 2020-21 season, including four Europa League starts.

However, Runarsson's only Premier League appearance came as a substitute in a 2-1 loss to Wolverhampton Wanderers, and he has since spent time on loan with OH Leuven, Alanyaspor and Cardiff City.

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Jed Steer returns to Peterborough

"I am happy to be back, and I am here to help the club in an exciting part of the season with the team in a good position in the league and also in the semi-finals of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy," he told the club website.

"It was a strange feeling watching the scores come through on Tuesday evening, so when I heard that there was something to be done, it was obviously an opportunity that I wanted to take. I was gutted to leave in the first place, but I am here now, and I can't wait to get back out there at training.

"There is plenty to play for, it is a great dressing room and I really loved working with the players and coaches. Competition for places is so healthy, it pushes everybody, you can't rest on your laurels, that is football, I am really looking forward to it and having a good battle.

"The supporters have been great with me. The game at Charlton, the away fans got really behind me and made me feel welcome. To have their backing is great and I just want to repay their faith in me as best as I can."

Bolton bring in West Brom's Caleb Taylor on loan

"Caleb is another high-quality young player we are fortunate to have been able to bring to the club," said manager Ian Evatt.

"At an important time of the season it's vital we don't leave ourselves short in an any area and this signing provides us extra competition and cover in the centre of defence.

"Caleb had an excellent season with Cheltenham last season so knows what's required at this level and we're delighted to have him here as we look to continue with our challenge and try and achieve what we want to this season."

Alex Mighten joins Port Vale on loan from Nottingham Forest

"Alex is an exciting young player and I am delighted that he will be spending the remainder of the season with us here at Port Vale," said manager Andy Crosby.

"Having spoken to him at length before he put pen to paper, it's clear to see that he is ready to grasp this opportunity with both hands and make the most of his time at Vale Park.

"Whilst he is with us, Alex will have all of the tools he needs to make his mark and we will work with him on his development on and off the field.

"I look forward to working with him closer and seeing him excel in the environment."

Director of football David Flitcroft added: "I am absolutely delighted to welcome Alex to Vale Park. I would like to thank Nottingham Forest for their trust with the further development of one of their exciting young players.

"He is a player that possesses standout pace and plays with an adventure that commits opposition players in wide areas of the pitch.

"He comes into the club with a lot of experience at Championship level for his age and has an incredible hunger to use that experience to push himself on and to make the most of an exciting opportunity here at Vale Park.

"We look forward to watching Alex grow both on and off the pitch throughout his time with the club and with Andy Crosby's team."

Fleetwood's Cian Hayes rejoins Rochdale on loan

Barnsley sign Josh Earl from Fleetwood

"I'm really happy. Just walking around the stadium and meeting the lads today has been really enjoyable. I can't wait to get going," he told the club website.

Interim director of football Bobby Hassell added: "We are extremely pleased to be able to welcome Josh to Oakwell.

"He is a player, who despite being only 25, has featured a lot in the Championship and in League One and will bring that experience straight into the team.

"Josh being able to play across a number of positions at the back allows Neill to have a versatile player in the squad and offers flexibility with selection and tactics which was high on our agenda for this window.

"We wish a warm welcome to Josh and look forward to him beginning work with the squad and coaching staff."

Wigan send Harry McHugh on loan to Ayr

Hull sign Turkey international Omur from Trabzonspor

Hull City have continued their productive January transfer window with the signing of Trabzonspor midfielder Abdulkadir Omur.

Liam Rosenior has already been able to add the likes of Ryan Giles, Fabio Carvalho and Billy Sharp to his squad since the turn of the year.

The Tigers are also allegedly challenging for the signature of Aston Villa defender Calum Chambers, but Omur is next through the door at the MKM Stadium.

Omur has been regarded as one of Trabzonspor's best players for a number of seasons, including a time when they won the Super Lig title in 2019-20.

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Arsenal release goalkeeper Alex Runarsson ahead of Copenhagen move

"Alex Runarsson has returned from his loan spell at Cardiff City and will now leave the club by mutual agreement," read a statement from the club.

"Iceland international Alex joined us in September 2020 from French side Dijon FCO and made six appearances in his debut season for us, keeping three clean sheets in the process.

"The 28-year-old goalkeeper has spent valuable time on-loan in recent seasons with OH Leuven in Belgium, Turkish side Alanyaspor, as well as Cardiff City where he has spent the first half of this campaign.

"Everyone at Arsenal thanks Alex for his contribution during his time with us and we wish him well for the future."

Swansea secure loan deal for Arsenal youngster Sagoe Jr

Swansea City have announced the loan addition of Arsenal youngster Charles Sagoe Jr.

New head coach Luke Williams has been eager to add fresh faces to his squad in a bid to make a late push for the Championship playoffs.

With Yannick Bolasie having been released at the end of his short-term contract, Swansea have done business with Arsenal for the second time this season.

Charlie Patino is already spending a season-long loan in South Wales, the midfielder making 15 starts and nine substitute outings in all competitions.

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Newcastle announce signing of Man City youngster Harrison

Newcastle United have confirmed the signing of Manchester City winger Alfie Harrison.

As a result of the club's well-documented issues with FFP, the Magpies have been unable to make a first-team addition during the January transfer window.

A late change on that front appears unlikely with Eddie Howe unable to find a suitable fresh face for the engine room, but the North-East outfit have been able to bring in a player who could prove important in the future.

Harrison has made the switch to St James' Park for an undisclosed fee on a contract until the end of the 2025-26 campaign.

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Lazio 'reach agreement to sign Fenerbahce's Kent'

Lazio are reportedly looking to push through a deal for Fenerbahce winger Ryan Kent.

The Turkish giants won the race to sign Kent on a free transfer last summer when he ended his association with Rangers.

While the expectation was that the Englishman would become a regular in the starting lineup, he has instead been limited to 15 appearances in all competitions.

Just one of his eight starts have come in Super Lig, while the 27-year-old has contributed just one goal and two assists.

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West Ham, Betis 'hopeful of striking Fornals deal'

Real Betis are reportedly edging nearer to securing the signing of West Ham United midfielder Pablo Fornals.

On the back of having already signed Kalvin Phillips on loan earlier in the transfer window, David Moyes is eager to make at least one more fresh addition before close of business on Thursday.

However, as much attention is being paid to outgoings, with winger Said Benrahma on the brink of signing for French side Lyon.

Furthermore, the Hammers have received interest from Betis for Fornals, who has endured a frustrating campaign at the London Stadium.

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Dyche reveals any deadline day signings are "improbable" at Everton

Everton manager Sean Dyche has told the press it is "improbable" that any new faces will arrive at the club on deadline day.

After not bringing in any players while sitting in the relegation zone last January, Everton look set to be completely inactive in the market once again, with the club lying in the same position.

Everton's non-existent market ventures are of a direct consequence to the two Profitability and Sustainability breaches the club have been charged for by the Premier League, one of which has already resulted in a 10-point penalty.

When asked whether the supporters can expect any incomings today, Dyche replied: "I doubt it, I don't even think it's probable. It's improbable that anyone comes in today."

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Fulham 'turn attention to PSG forward Ekitike'

Fulham have reportedly identified Paris Saint-Germain forward Hugo Ekitike as a potential deadline-day signing.

Having sold Aleksandar Mitrovic to Al-Hilal during the summer, Marco Silva has been keen to bring in a new striker before close of business in the current transfer window.

The Cottagers had already been attempting to sign Chelsea's Armando Broja before first-choice frontman Raul Jimenez suffered an injury during the goalless draw against Everton on Tuesday night.

However, Fulham have struggled to reach a compromise with their West London neighbours, initially over a permanent deal even with Chelsea allegedly reducing their asking price from £50m to £35m.

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Spurs 'not planning deadline-day bid for Chelsea's Gallagher'

Tottenham Hotspur will reportedly not be making any late approach for Chelsea midfielder Conor Gallagher.

The North Londoners have enjoyed a strong January transfer window, bringing in the likes of defender Radu Dragusin and forward Timo Werner.

However, despite Ange Postecoglou insisting earlier this week that further arrivals are unlikely, Spurs have continued to be credited with an interest in other players.

Speculation linking Gallagher with a switch to Spurs has not gone away despite the England international having been a mainstay in Mauricio Pochettino's starting lineup.

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Palace boss Hodgson 'has reservations over Cornet deal'

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson has reportedly expressed his reservations about going through with a deal that could see Maxwel Cornet join the club.

Cornet has featured very little for West Ham United this season, falling down the pecking order behind the likes of Mohammad Kudus, Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals.

The £17.5m-signing has made just two Premier League appearances for the Hammers under David Moyes this season, one of which was as a 94th-minute substitute on the opening weekend.

Cornet did start in their draw at Sheffield United just over a week ago, given the injuries to Lucas Paqueta and Michail Antonio, with Kudus also away at the Africa Cup of Nations, and he found the net to open the scoring.

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Bologna sign Jens Odgaard from AZ

Luiz Henrique leaves Betis for Botafogo

Mallorca send David Lopez on loan to Elche

Cadiz sign Aiham Ousou

Fleetwood send Connor Teale on loan to Arbroath

George Byers joins Blackpool on loan from Sheffield Wednesday

"After what's been a crazy 24 hours, it feels great to be here," he told the club website.

"Having had a discussion with the gaffer here, he highlighted what his ambitions were for the second half of the season and what the Club is pushing for. That was a great chat, and I explained how I felt I could help the side for the second half of the season.

"I'm happy to get this deal done and looking forward to the second half of the season."

Manager Neil Critchley added: "Midfield is somewhere we feel needed reinforcing, and George will bring us a different option in that area of the pitch.

"He brings invaluable experience, technical quality and joins us on the back of a number of games in the Championship this season with Sheffield Wednesday.

"We look forward to working with him in the forthcoming months ahead."

Aston Villa defender Chambers 'attracting Championship interest'

West Bromwich Albion and Hull City are reportedly battling to sign Aston Villa defender Calum Chambers.

The 29-year-old has spent the last two years at Villa Park, making the switch from Arsenal on a free transfer after falling down the pecking at the Emirates Stadium.

However, Chambers has failed to kick-start his career in the West Midlands, making just 16 starts and 15 substitute outings in all competitions.

Chambers has not made a single Premier League appearance during 2023-24, instead being limited to just three matches in the Europa Conference League.

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Hull's Yuriel Celi to spend another year out on loan

"Midfielder Yuriel Celi's loan spell with Club Universitario de Deportes has been extended for another year," read a club statement.

"The 21-year-old joined the Tigers on the winter transfer deadline day last season from Carlos A Mannuci before immediately heading out on loan to Universitario."

Denis Franchi leaves Burnley

Bournemouth 'set to sign Enes Unal from Getafe'

Bournemouth have reportedly agreed a deal to sign striker Enes Unal from Getafe.

The Cherries have failed to add to their squad in the winter transfer window, but they now look set to make a signing before tonight's 11pm deadline.

According to Sky Sports News, the Cherries have reached an agreement with Getafe to sign Unal on loan for the remainder of the season.

The report claims that Unal will join on a permanent basis at the end of the season, with the loan deal containing an obligation to buy clause of €16.5m (£14.1m).

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Sassuolo sign Marash Kumbulla on loan from Roma

Torino bring in Adam Masina, David Okereke

Almeria continue busy deadline day by sending Houboulang Mendes out on loan

Grimsby snap up Curtis Thompson from Cheltenham

"We are delighted to get someone of the calibre of Curtis in the building. He should add both solidity to transitions, make us harder to beat but also start the moves off," said manager David Artell.

"I believe he's been undervalued in possession at clubs he's been at, whereas I think he can be a driving force for us.

"He's an excellent acquisition and I'm looking forward to working with him. It's an 18-month deal, his pedigree speaks for itself.

"I'm looking forward to helping him get better. He's a good bloke, good character and we are all hoping that will help us win games."

Man United youngster Hansen-Aaroen 'set to join Bremen'

Manchester United teenager Isak Hansen-Aaroen is reportedly closing in on a move to Werder Bremen.

The 19-year-old came through the youth system at Tromso before making the move to Man United in August 2020 after being linked with Liverpool and Everton.

Hansen-Aaroen is yet to make his first-team debut for the Red Devils, but he has turned out for the club at Under-21s level on 47 occasions, scoring five goals and registering two assists.

This season, the Norwegian has two goals in eight Premier League 2 appearances, while he has also featured twice in the UEFA Youth League.

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Bradford sign Calum Kavanagh from Middlesbrough

"It feels brilliant to be here. It is a huge club with huge ambitions, and this is a new chapter in my career that I am really looking forward to," he told the club website.

"I met the manager and we had a conversation, and as soon as we had spoken I knew this was the place for me. This is what I need at this stage of my career, and this club gives me a platform to progress as a player and hopefully achieve promotion.

"I would say I am an energetic player who likes to press, get in behind players and get in people's faces and ultimately score goals. I am here to win games.

"I am looking forward to getting on the grass and showing what I am about, doing really well in this league and for this club. I cannot wait to meet the fans and pull the jersey on."

Manager Graham Alexander added: "Calum is a player who will bring pace and energy to our forward line, and obviously a goal threat.

"We feel he is at the stage now where he wants his career to kick-off. He is hungry to be successful, and I believe he will get the chance, here."

Everton 'agree deal to send Mason Holgate on loan to Sheffield United'

Everton and Southampton have reportedly come to an agreement to terminate the loan of Mason Holgate in order for the defender to join Sheffield United.

Holgate has spent the first half of the season at St Mary's, but has not been able to nail down a regular place in Russell Martin's squad.

The 27-year-old made a debut to forget back in September, being taken off shortly after the hour with Southampton 4-0 down away to Sunderland.

Holgate was then replaced at half-time in his next outing against Middlesbrough, and has played just two Championship games since.

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Cambridge sign Macauley Bonne on loan from Gillingham

"He is a manager I have wanted to work with over the years," Bonne told the club website.

"Now the chance is here for me to work under him again it's an opportunity I want to pursue. He knows me, he knows my style of play and knows how to get the best out of me. It's an exciting opportunity for me.

"I am fit and ready. I am in a good place right now to go and play football and this has come at a good time for me. There is a good group of lads and I feel like I will be a good fit."

Neil Harris added: "I am delighted to welcome Macauley to the Club. He comes in with a pedigree of playing and scoring at whichever league he has played in. He offers versatility and variety to our front-line, he has played football this year and is fit and ready to go.

"I think he will compliment Lyle and Elias very, very well and I am really pleased he is now with us."

Fulham 'fail with late attempt to sign Fluminense's Andre'

Fulham have reportedly failed with an attempt to sign Fluminense midfielder Andre in the latter stages of the January transfer window.

The Brazil international's future has been the subject of much speculation, with a number of Premier League clubs said to be interested in securing his signature.

Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal have all been linked with the midfielder, but Fulham appear to have moved to the head of the queue for his services in recent weeks.

According to FootballTransfers, Marco Silva's side have had a late proposal for the South American 'knocked back', and he will now remain with Fluminense until at least the summer.

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Boro's Bryant Bilongo joins Ebbsfleet on loan

"Bryant Bilongo has joined National League side Ebbsfleet United on loan until the end of the season," read a statement from the club.

"The 22-year-old, who joined Boro from Kingstonian two years ago, has been in and around Michael Carrick's squad in recent months and has been on the bench on a number of occasions, most recently last midweek at Chelsea.

"The left-back has made eight appearances in our U21s this season and the loan move is seen as an opportunity for Bryant to gain more experience in senior football.

"Bryant was formerly with Wimbledon and he also spent time at Chelsea."

Luton's Aidan Francis-Clarke returns to St Albans City on loan

Said Benrahma 'set to join Lyon on initial loan deal'

West Ham United attacker Said Benrahma is reportedly heading for France to undergo a medical with Lyon.

There has been a host of speculation surrounding the 28-year-old's future this month, with West Ham signalling that he is free to leave during the January market.

According to Sky Sports News, Benrahma is expected in France on Thursday afternoon to undergo a medical with Lyon ahead of an initial loan switch to the French outfit.

The report claims that personal terms have already been agreed, although there are still minor details that need to be discussed before the deal can be made official.

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Nottingham Forest 'submit bid for goalkeeper Matz Sels'

Nottingham Forest have reportedly tabled a bid for Strasbourg's Matz Sels in their pursuit of a new goalkeeper on deadline day.

Following the signings of Giovanni Reyna and Rodrigo Ribeiro to provide more firepower going forward, a new man between the sticks is believed to be the next priority for Nuno Espirito Santo.

Being in breach of the Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability rules is not slowing down Forest's momentum in the market, as they look set to be one of the most active clubs on deadline day.

Nuno has given opportunities to both Odysseas Vlachodimos and Matt Turner since being appointed manager in December, but is not overly impressed by either.

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Liverpool's Rhys Williams ends Port Vale loan due to injury

Liverpool have announced that defender Rhys Williams will make a swift return to Anfield from his Port Vale loan after sustaining an injury.

The 22-year-old joined the League One club midway through the January transfer window after a failed spell at Aberdeen in the first half of the season, where he did not make a single senior appearance.

However, before having the chance to make his debut for Port Vale, it has been revealed that Williams is struggling with an "underlying" injury, and he will head back to Liverpool to undergo his rehabilitation.

"Following the emergence of an underlying injury issue, Rhys Williams has returned to Liverpool to continue his rehabilitation for the remainder of the season," Port Vale said in a statement. "We would like to wish Rhys all the very best in his future career and thank Liverpool for their understanding throughout."

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Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg confirms he is staying at Tottenham

Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg has confirmed that he will be staying with Ange Postecoglou's side beyond Thursday's transfer deadline.

The 28-year-old was linked with a move away from Spurs last summer, and there has again been speculation surrounding his future during the January market.

Earlier this week, Hojbjerg's lawyer Lars Halgreen said that his client would not be leaving the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium despite a host of speculation.

The Denmark international has now revealed that there is no chance that he will be departing the North London outfit, with the midfielder set to finish the campaign with Spurs.

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Spurs, Barcelona 'going head-to-head for Bergvall'

Tottenham Hotspur and Barcelona are reportedly battling for the signature of Djurgardens IF teenager Lucas Bergvall.

There has been a host of speculation surrounding the 17-year-old's future over the last few weeks, with a number of clubs said to be interested in signing him.

Manchester United are believed to have expressed an interest in the youngster, but according to Sky Sports News journalist Michael Bridge, he is choosing between Spurs and Barcelona.

Bridge claims that there is no rush when it comes to a deal on deadline day, as Bergvall will not be making a move until this summer's transfer window.

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Jon McCracken returns to Dundee on loan from Norwich

"It feels good to be back at the club and to see familiar faces again," he told the club website.

"Once I got the initial phone call about coming back, I spoke to the manager and I was eager to get back to the club. I really enjoyed the games I played for Dundee, I got one game at home on the first day of the season against Motherwell and it was a great atmosphere.

"I am looking forward to seeing the fans again because they followed us home and away when I was here and I know they will do that again."

Galatasaray 'agree deal with Forest to sign Serge Aurier'

Galatasaray have reportedly agreed a deal with Nottingham Forest to sign right-back Serge Aurier.

The Turkish champions have been on the hunt for a right-sided defender over the past week following the sale of Sacha Boey to Bayern Munich.

After recouping €30m (£25.5m) for the highly-rated Frenchman, Gala are set to move to replace Boey ahead of today's deadline.

Fabrizio Romano claims that Gala and Forest have agreed a deal which will see the Ivorian move to Istanbul once he returns from the Africa Cup of Nations.

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Livingston sign David Carson from Inverness

"I am delighted to secure David's signature and bring him into the club," said manager David Martindale.

"He can play in a number positions but, for me, is best in a defensive midfield role.

"He has bags of endeavour and desire to work hard for the team and I'm sure this will see him quickly become a fans favourite."

Chris Fuhrich signs Stuttgart contract extension

Salernitana bring in Marco Pellegrino

Oxford sign Owen Dale from Blackpool

Bolton sign Aaron Collins from Bristol Rovers

Betis' Juanmi Jimenez leaves Al Riyadh, joins Cadiz on loan

Almeria's Kaiky Fernandes joins Albacete on loan

Portsmouth sign Owen Moxon from Carlisle

"Owen is a strong and powerful midfielder, who was one of the stand-out players in League Two last season," said manager John Mousinho.

"He's managed to kick on again during the current campaign and has been one of Carlisle's better performers.

"Owen has an eye for goal and takes a very good set-piece. He's mobile and knows how to handle the ball, so we're excited to have him at Pompey."

Burnley 'pushing to sign Dortmund defender Meunier'

Burnley have reportedly identified Borussia Dortmund defender Thomas Meunier as a deadline-day target.

The Clarets suffered their 16th defeat in 22 Premier League fixtures on Wednesday evening as they lost 3-1 to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.

After the game, head coach Vincent Kompany indicated that he was hopeful of signing at least one fresh face before close of business on Thursday.

Kompany openly acknowledged that Montpellier HSC defender Maxime Esteve was specifically a player that he was looking to add to his backline.

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Trevoh Chalobah 'happy to stay at Chelsea'

Trevoh Chalobah is reportedly not in any rush to leave Chelsea on deadline day.

Despite featuring throughout pre-season under Mauricio Pochettino, the defender has not made a single competitive appearance this season.

Much of that has been down to injury, the academy graduate having only recently made a full return to training after a thigh problem.

However, during the closing days of the summer transfer window, the 24-year-old had been made available for transfer by co-owners Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital.

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Sunderland sign Romaine Mundle from Standard Liege

"Talented players like Romaine are highly sought after and we saw this first hand in the summer when he left Tottenham Hotspur," said sporting director Kristjaan Speakman.

"We didn't anticipate him being available on a permanent basis, but when we sensed an opportunity, we moved quickly and decisively to make it happen - our ways of working and structure are a real strength in these moments.

"This is an important step in Romaine's career following a spell overseas and we look forward to helping him settle, as he makes Sunderland his new home. He's got a bright future ahead of him as part of an exciting squad, and we look forward to working with him."

Brighton allow Dahoud to join Stuttgart on loan

Brighton & Hove Albion have announced that Mahmoud Dahoud has linked up with Stuttgart on a loan deal for the rest of the season.

During the summer, one of the first pieces of business conducted by Brighton was securing the free transfer of Dahoud.

Much was expected of the 28-year-old who was making the switch from Borussia Dortmund, and a place in the team became available when Moises Caicedo left for Chelsea for a British transfer record.

However, Dahoud has failed to establish himself at the Amex Stadium, being restricted to nine starts and five substitute appearances in all competitions.

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Bradley Ibrahim leaves Arsenal for Hertha Berlin on permanent deal

Arsenal have confirmed that 19-year-old midfielder Bradley Ibrahim has left the club to join Hertha Berlin on a permanent deal.

The 19-year-old ends his association with the Gunners after a four-and-a-half-year spell in North London, having left the Queens Park Rangers academy in the summer of 2019.

Ibrahim made an impression at Under-18 level with four goals and three assists from 41 matches, while he also added one goal and four assists from 22 games for the club's Under-23 side.

Last season, the teenager made the bench for two Europa League fixtures with Bodo/Glimt and PSV Eindhoven, and he was named in a Premier League squad for the first time in November's 3-1 win over Burnley.

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Aston Villa confirm signing of Middlesbrough forward Rogers

Aston Villa have confirmed the signing of Middlesbrough forward Morgan Rogers on a long-term contract.

The West Midlands outfit have been attempting to bolster their attacking ranks through January as they bid to remain in contention at the top of the Premier League table.

Tuesday's 3-1 defeat at the hands of Newcastle United made it just one win in five for Unai Emery's side, and they now sit down in fifth place in the standings.

However, despite a number of bids having been rejected by Middlesbrough, Villa have finally got their preferred target for the month in Rogers.

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Sevilla 'make loan bid for Spurs forward Veliz'

Tottenham Hotspur forward Alejo Veliz has reportedly emerged as a late January transfer target for Sevilla.

During the summer, Spurs paid in the region of £12m to secure the signature of the young Argentine frontman from Rosario Central.

Upon his arrival, it was anticipated that the 20-year-old would rarely be used in the first team as he acclimatised to the rigours of English football.

That is how it has proven with just 45 minutes of football being provided to Veliz across eight appearances in the Premier League.

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Clermont sign Chrislain Matsima on loan from Monaco

Bayern Munich snap up 16-year-old Jonah Kusi-Asare

Union Berlin sign Yorbe Vertessen from PSV

"The Bundesliga is special and so are Union," he said.

"Every player in the Netherlands knows that. I'm all the happier now that I'm here and can hopefully help the team and the club to make up for the difficult last few months.

"I'm looking forward to meeting my new colleagues, and seeing the stadium and the fans. When we played here last year, the atmosphere was unique."

Nottingham Forest announce Rodrigo Ribeiro loan deal

Nottingham Forest have announced that they have signed Sporting Lisbon youngster Rodrigo Ribeiro.

Despite having recently been charged with breaching Premier League Profit and Sustainability regulations, Forest are making a late attempt to bring in several fresh faces.

On Wednesday night, the East Midlands outfit confirmed that Giovanni Reyna had arrived on loan from Borussia Dortmund, while they are also in the market for a new goalkeeper.

However, Forest have begun their deadline day activity by revealing that they have completed the loan signing of Ribeiro.

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Rocco Reitz signs new Borussia Monchengladbach contract

Fiorentina sign Andrea Belotti on loan from Roma

Sergio Akieme leaves Almeria for Reims

Birmingham sign Alex Pritchard from Sunderland

"I am happy. My future has been well speculated for a while now and I am just glad to get everything done and just settled and, hopefully, I can just crack on with football," he told the club website.

Real Madrid 'keeping an eye on Van Dijk's situation at Liverpool'

Real Madrid are reportedly keeping a close eye on Virgil van Dijk's situation at Liverpool, with the Netherlands international potentially following Jurgen Klopp out the door at Anfield.

Klopp revealed last week that he would be standing down as Liverpool head coach this summer, and comments from Van Dijk in the aftermath of the shock announcement suggested that the Netherlands international was considering his own future at the club.

Van Dijk has since insisted that his words were "taken out of context", with the centre-back remaining fully committed to Liverpool.

However, the 32-year-old's contract at Anfield is due to expire in the summer of 2025, and according to Defensa Central, the situation is being closely monitored by Real Madrid.

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Real Madrid 'rule out deadline-day move for Raphael Varane'

Real Madrid will reportedly not make an attempt to re-sign Raphael Varane from Manchester United before the January transfer window closes for business.

Los Blancos are currently without the services of two important centre-backs in the shape of Eder Militao and David Alaba due to serious knee injuries.

Militao has been missing since August, while Alaba suffered his ACL injury in the latter stages of last year and will be absent for the remainder of the 2023-24 campaign.

Earlier this month, Real Madrid are believed to have considered moving a centre-back, and it has been claimed in recent days that the club were eyeing a potential late swoop for Varane.

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Arsenal 'eyeing summer move for Marcus Rashford'

Arsenal are reportedly keeping a close eye on Marcus Rashford's situation at Manchester United, with the Gunners considering launching a summer move for the attacker.

The 26-year-old has struggled to show his best form for the Red Devils during the 2023-24 campaign, only managing four goals and six assists in 26 appearances in all competitions.

There has been a host of speculation surrounding his future over the last few days following the events of last week, with the Man United academy product being pictured out in Belfast on both Wednesday and Thursday evening before calling in sick to training on Friday.

Rashford was not involved in Sunday's FA Cup clash with Newport County, with the club maintaining that he was unwell, but head coach Erik ten Hag said after the game that he would "deal with" the situation.

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Quick double deal for Wrexham as they sign Jack Marriott from Fleetwood

"I'm really pleased to be here and happy to get the deal over the line," he told the club website.

"The club's performances, the way they play as a team is a real key factor for me signing and the trajectory that the club is going in is something that I want to be involved in and I'm absolutely delighted to be here."

Manager Phil Parkinson added: "We're really pleased to bring Jack to the club. He's got proven experience at a higher level and comes to us looking to make a real contribution in our second half of the season."

Genoa sign Portuguese striker Vitinha on loan from Marseille

Wrexham sign Luke Bolton from Salford City

"I'm buzzing to be here and how the club has kicked on League Two to be second in the table is something I want to be a part of," he said.

"Hopefully we can push on and go for the title because it's not out of the picture that's for sure and I'm glad to be part of it."

Manager Phil Parkinson added: "Luke's a really good addition to the squad. He's going to be a player that adds real pace and dynamism to the team."

Stuttgart confirm Dahoud loan includes option to buy

Brighton's Mahmoud Dahoud joins Stuttgart on loan

"This is a good move for Mahmoud. It will give him an opportunity to play regularly for a side doing very well towards the top of the Bundesliga. We wish him well for the rest of the campaign," said technical director David Weir.

Nottingham Forest sign Rodrigo Ribeiro on loan from Sporting Lisbon

"Nottingham Forest is delighted to announce the signing of Rodrigo Ribeiro from Sporting Lisbon," read a statement from the club.

"The 18-year-old striker has joined the club on loan for the remainder of the season, in a deal which could become permanent beyond that."

Adam Montgomery returns to Celtic from Motherwell

"Adam Montgomery has suffered a serious injury that will keep him out for a considerable period of time," read a statement from Motherwell.

"The full-back, who had joined on loan from Celtic, made his debut in the 3-1 victory over Alloa Athletic in the Scottish Cup.

"However, he had to withdraw from a training session and has since undergone scans to determine the issue.

"Montgomery has now returned to Celtic to undergo his rehabilitation."

Montpellier sign Modibo Sagnan

Chelsea 'open to letting Armando Broja leave on loan'

Chelsea are reportedly prepared to allow Armando Broja to leave the club on loan before the January transfer window closes for business.

There has been a host of speculation surrounding the striker's future this month, with Wolverhampton Wanderers and Fulham both believed to be interested in his services.

Chelsea had allegedly been hopeful of selling the 22-year-old in the winter market, with a disappointing campaign seeing him manage just two goals and two assists in 19 appearances in all competitions.

However, according to journalist David Ornstein, a loan exit is now possible, providing that Chelsea receive a "significant fee" and there are assurances over "game time".

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Mainz sign Jessic Ngankam on loan from Frankfurt

Man United's Pellistri joins Granada on loan for rest of season

Manchester United have confirmed that Facundo Pellistri has joined La Liga outfit Granada on loan for the second half of the 2023-24 campaign.

There has been a host of speculation surrounding the Uruguay international's future in recent weeks, with a number of clubs believed to have expressed an interest in securing his services on a short-term basis.

Anthony Martial's groin operation led to claims that Pellistri would have to remain at Old Trafford as cover, with the Red Devils lacking numbers in the final third of the field.

However, the 20-time English champions have ultimately agreed to let the 22-year-old move on, and he will spend the second half of the season with Granada.

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Who could be on the move today?

It has been a quiet January transfer window on the whole so far - especially compared to the Chelsea-led spending of this time last year, but there could still be a few notable transfers going through today.

Once again, Chelsea may take centre stage, but this time for outgoings with the future of Armando Broja among the key issues to sort. Fulham are interested in the striker, but the sticking point appears to be his asking price - thought to be £50m, whether that is this month or as an obligation. to buy in the summer following a loan spell.

Conor Gallagher's name is also likely to come up, but the midfielder looks increasingly unlikely to leave Stamford Bridge - news which will no doubt delight most Chelsea fans.

Elsewhere, we are expecting Morgan Rogers to complete his move from Middlesbrough to Aston Villa, while another Championship to Premier League switch could be happening with Adam Wharton to Crystal Palace from Blackburn.

Welcome!

Good morning and welcome to another day of transfer news and rumours!

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