With deadline day drawing near and Premier League sides rushing to complete deals, the January transfer window is ready to kick into overdrive.
Following the completion of a £27 million agreement to acquire Leandro Trossard from Brighton, Arsenal is dominating the news. After passing his physical exam on Friday, the international player from Belgium has joined Mikel Arteta's team.
Jakub Kiwior, a defender for Poland, is reportedly on the verge of joining the Gunners for £21 million from Italian side Spezia, according to a number of sources.
After spending £87 million on Mykhaylo Mudryk, Chelsea is eager to spend even more money. They have a £35 million deal with PSV Eindhoven's Noni Madueke, and they have made a move for Brighton's Moises Caicedo, who Roberto De Zerbi acknowledges may go.
Harry Kane, a 29-year-old striker for Tottenham and England, is someone Manchester United is interested in bringing to Old Trafford this summer. (Mail)
With the likelihood that Liverpool will try to acquire the 24-year-old England midfielder this summer mounting, Chelsea are stepping up their efforts to reach a new contract agreement with Mason Mount. (Guardian)
Roberto Firmino, a 31-year-old Brazilian attacker who is currently in negotiations with Liverpool for a new short-term contract, has stated his intention to remain with the team. Romano, Fabrizio
For the remainder of the season, Arsenal is considering a surprise loan deal for 20-year-old Eduardo Camavinga, a midfielder for Real Madrid and France. In the Evening Standard
Jakub Kiwior, a 22-year-old defender from Spezia and Poland, is about to join Arsenal in a move that is reportedly for £20 million. via Sky Sports
Unai Emery, the manager of Aston Villa, is planning to offload English defender Calum Chambers as he looks to overhaul his squad. The 28-year-old was also let go when the two were at Arsenal. (Mirror)
The 18-year-old Brazilian attacker Matheus Franca is the subject of ongoing negotiations between Newcastle United and Flamengo. (90min)
Malo Gusto, a right back for Lyon, is a target for Chelsea, but the Ligue 1 club wants to hold onto the 19-year-old Frenchman through the remainder of the current campaign. (In French, L'Equipe)
Graham Potter acknowledges that Chelsea's risky choice to provide Mykhailo Mudryk an eight-and-a-half-year contract after paying £62 million for him might not work out.
Following his high-profile transfer from Shakhtar Donetsk, Ukrainian winger Mudryk is expected to make his Premier League debut at Liverpool on Saturday.
While the 22-year-Stamford old's Bridge contract, which runs until 2031, was extended by the Blues, keeping leaders Arsenal from competing for his signing.
Although he acknowledges that every transfer involves some risk, head coach Potter thinks that choice could be advantageous for the west London team.
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