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Arsenal
Arsenal need to move a formidable mass of dead wood before it can make significant efforts to address, among other things, an enduring lack of creativity. Sead Kolasinac has joined Schalke on a loan and is one of several who are hoping to move, at least temporarily. At this point, the proceeds are likely to be loans too, with Isco among the names considered before Mikel Arteta looks longer-term in the summer. Nick ames
Aston Villa
With his preseason recruits making quick hits, Villa doesn’t need urgent reinforcements, especially with several players close to returning from injuries, including Trézéguet and Wesley. Ross Barkley will also be back soon, and turning the Chelsea midfielder’s loan into a permanent transfer is a possible deal. As for exits, players like Henri Lansbury and Neil Taylor may be open to loans. Paul doyle
Brighton
Graham Potter is eager to remember Anderlecht’s South African forward Percy Tau, but the focus is likely to be on unloading the fringe players. Australian goalkeeper Mat Ryan could leave for the right price, and Jayson Molumby could return on loan to the championship. Brighton is in no mood to sell out its prominent artists Ben White, Tariq Lamptey or Yves Bissouma. Ben fisher
Burnley
Burnley’s new American owners have promised to back Sean Dyche, who would appreciate a more generous budget. “As for the window, when we are in top shape we are not a million miles short,” the manager said recently. “Things only happen in Windows when you have funding, we don’t know what that is. Anyway, it is a complicated window, it is a very short window and it is difficult to align certain situations and make them happen ”. Jamie jackson
Chelsea
With a move for West Ham midfielder Declan Rice who will likely wait until the summer, Frank Lampard’s focus will be on cutting his squad. Fikayo Tomori, fifth option in center-back, could be loaned out and Marcos Alonso is available after falling behind Ben Chilwell and Emerson Palmieri on the left back. However, if Chelsea finds a buyer for Antonio Rüdiger, Tomori could stay. Jacob steinberg
crystal Palace
The back-to-basics approach implemented in the recent draw with Leicester came in response to conceding 10 goals in their previous two matches and Roy Hodgson will likely have to approach the window with similar pragmatism. Having spent heavily on Eberechi Eze in the summer, Palace won’t have the resources to make major changes and could face interest in a rejuvenated Wilfried Zaha, who has been linked in a move to Serie A leader Milan. Ed aarons
Everton
After significant spending in the last window, and a club record loss of £ 139.9 million in the last financial year, Carlo Ancelotti does not expect to be busy, although he may be in the market for a forward to cover Dominic Calvert- Lewin. Cenk Tosun depart. Everton plan to make the loan of goalkeeper Robin Olsen from Roma permanent, and Sami Khedira, without a contract at Juventus this summer, has been repeatedly linked.Andy Hunter
Fulham
Scott Parker’s team has improved at the rear after signing the defenders in the last window. However, they lack ruthlessness up front, with Aleksandar Mitrovic fighting in front of goal. Finding a powerful forward could make the difference in Fulham’s bid to stay on top. Funds could be raised by swapping Jean Michaël Seri, who was left out of Parker’s Premier League team. JS
Leicester
Having gone through an injury crisis while still at the top of the table, Leicester enters January feeling good. Brendan Rodgers said he did not expect to make signings, but did not rule out moving because of bargains that may arise. Leicester would likely listen to any loan offers for Demarai Gray and Islam Slimani. P.S.
Leeds United
Everything indicates that Leeds is unlikely to buy. Apart from finances affected by the pandemic, Marcelo Bielsa is not a fan of the January window and prefers to resupply his equipment in the summer. Victor Orta, Leeds football director, is drawing up detailed plans for a closed season review. The only possible exception in January could be a loan or two, mainly to cover Bielsa’s defensive injury crisis. Louise taylor
Liverpool
The concentration of injuries in central defense, with Joël Matip the last outcast and the champions increasingly reliant on Fabinho’s reliability and availability, gives Jürgen Klopp the dilemma of sanctioning a rare move in January or continuing to rely on young players like Rhys Williams and Nat. Phillips. Liverpool are not expecting any high-level outings, but would be tempted by a decent offer for Divock Origi. Ah
Manchester city
Pep Guardiola would love to buy a quality scorer from Borussia Dortmund’s Erling Braut Haaland due to Sergio Agüero’s injury issues and his veteran status, but this is highly unlikely in this window. Like any other significant recruitment due to funding and availability. JJ
United manchester
As with Guardiola, Ole Gunnar Solskjær has stated that he is happy with his team, so while it is again a never-say-never regarding the January draft, the chances are slim. Dortmund’s Jadon Sancho remains a long-term target and the club hopes to get rid of marginal players like Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo. However, 18-year-old Amad Diallo will join after a deal with Atalanta was reached last summer that could amount to 40 million euros. JJ
Newcastle united
Steve Bruce has been told there is no money available, but he intends to contain mounting criticism from supporters and avoid a possible downside battle by using the loan market. With Newcastle possibly too reliant on goals from Callum Wilson, an additional striker tops the target list. Mike Ashley, the owner, prefers to spend his pandemic-affected funds in a costly legal battle with the Premier League over the failed Saudi-led acquisition of Newcastle. LT
Sheffield United
Chris Wilder has been told that a combination of Covid-damaged finances and the desperately insecure state of the Blades’ Premier League dictate that he cannot buy, but hopes to secure two assignments, one as a defense. The loss of Jack O’Connell to a serious knee injury has contributed to the dismal form that has seen United all but doomed. Preston’s Ben Davies is considered an ideal replacement, able to fit into O’Connell’s usual role as a left-side component of a central defensive trio. LT
Southampton
Any income is likely to be a loan with a view to making the move permanent, as they did with Kyle Walker-Peters and having brought in Theo Walcott, without a contract at Everton in June. They could rekindle a movement for Manchester United’s Brandon Williams to bolster his options as a full-back, but, not blessed with the deepest squad, they’re happy to give the youngsters a chance. BF
Tottenham
Will Dele Alli move? He is frustrated by the lack of playing time, but José Mourinho, who has been without the injured Giovani Lo Celso for about a month, named Alli in the starting line-up against Fulham on Wednesday, a game that was later canceled. It’s unclear if the Spurs could get a lot of money for Alli this month. The club knows they could have Christian Eriksen back from Internazionale if they wish. Mourinho has said that Harry Winks is not going anywhere. Gedson Fernandes could be loaned out. David hytner
West brom
Sam Allardyce has made no secret of his enthusiasm for bringing in new blood, saying that the January trade could be crucial to West Brom’s survival. He knows that the club will not spend much, but that it could raise funds through sales and says that “players could be cheaper than ever due to this pandemic.” Another striker is high on his wish list, with Everton’s Cenk Tosun under consideration. P.S.
West Ham
Expect a quiet month given that David Moyes’ side is in the middle of the table. Although Michail Antonio’s absence has revealed a lack of depth early on, funding is limited and West Ham is unlikely to panic. They could wait until summer before chasing Abdallah Sima from Slavia Prague. Frederik Alves, a 21-year-old defender officially arriving on New Years Day, is one for the future. JS
Wolves
The wolves are in dire need: a striker to fill the gap left by Raúl Jiménez, who is still recovering from the skull fracture he suffered against Arsenal in November. Fabio Silva has been an enthusiastic substitute but, at 18, he doesn’t seem ready to carry the load on his own. One possible solution is Diego Costa, who recently negotiated a departure from Atlético de Madrid, has extensive experience in the Premier League and an agent, Jorge Mendes, who works regularly with Wolves. P.S.
