Former Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez has been linked with a move back to the Premier League. According to TEAMtalk, Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United are reportedly keen on the 26-year-old striker and have held talks with intermediaries about a potential move. The player currently earns 400,000 a week at Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal, and it remains to be seen whether any Premier League club is willing to pay that kind of money for him.
The 27-year-old has done quite well since joining Leeds at the start of the season, and he has attracted the attention of multiple Premier League clubs. According to Football Insider, Liverpool could look to make a move for him after the departure of Ibrahima Konate. DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL CAUGHTOFFSIDE APP FOR ALL THE LATEST & BREAKING UPDATES STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE! ON APPLE & GOOGLE PLAY Jaka Bijol to replace Konate?
Arsenal and Liverpool are interested in signing the PSG attacker Bradley Barcola at the end of the season. The 23-year-old has struggled to secure regular opportunities at PSG and needs to leave the club to play more often. Moving to the Premier League would be ideal for him. Liverpool and Arsenal need more quality on the flanks, and the French International could be ideal for them.
Lucas Bergvall is wanted by Aston Villa, Liverpool and Chelsea, as vultures circle during a difficult time for Tottenham Hotspur. The young Swede has been out injured with an ankle issue as of late, and is targeting a return in late March, but with Tottenham struggling towards the bottom of the table, Premier League rivals are eyeing the star as a potential option who could leave in search of European football next season.
Man City have tracked Gibbs-White's development for several seasons. The 26-year-old has evolved into one of the Premier League's most dynamic creative midfielders. Comfortable operating as a No.10 or drifting into wider channels, he offers tactical flexibility, a trait highly valued in Guardiola's system. City's midfield evolution is an ongoing process. With questions occasionally raised about depth and succession planning in attacking midfield roles, Gibbs-White's profile has impressed officials at the Etihad Stadium.
Iliman Ndiaye is establishing himself as one of the best attacking talents in the Premier League, and his name is already being pencilled into conversations ahead of the summer transfer window. The Everton winger has enjoyed a strong season at Goodison Park, performances that have not gone unnoticed by some of England's biggest clubs, sources close to the agents industry have informed CaughtOffside. Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester United, and Chelsea are all understood to be monitoring the 25-year-old closely.
According to TEAMtalk, Chelsea are among several top-flight sides showing a strong interest' in the 23-year-old, viewing him as a player with the potential to develop into one of the very best in his position. Chelsea's admiration is said to be genuine and long-standing. The Blues believe Rogers possesses the physical power and technical quality required to thrive at the highest level.
While there might have been plenty of excitement around Stamford Bridge following Raheem Sterling 's £47.5million move from Manchester City back in the summer of 2022, the 31-year-old endured a public nightmare in west London. Completely omitted from first-team activities and not making a single competitive appearance for Chelsea since back in May 2024, the one-time Liverpool youngster also failed to make any kind of impact while on loan at Arsenal last season.
The current Premier League spending sits at 325m, down from 421m in 2025 - but there's a good chance we might reach a similar final total with a busy deadline day expected. January 2026 has seen a somewhat middling window. Of the traditional big six, only Manchester City and Tottenham have been active, spending 84m and 48m respectively. Indeed, Antoine Semenyo's 63m switch from Bournemouth to City looks set to be comfortably the biggest deal done in the window.
Matz Sels and John Victor have shared goalkeeping duties at the City Ground this season but Forest are exploring a move for Sa, who has emerged as Wolves head coach Rob Edwards' first choice. Whether Forest can successfully negotiate a deal for Sa, 33, is set to have an impact on the Portuguese's Wolves colleague Sam Johnstone, who has attracted loan interest from Tottenham Hotspur.
Manchester United and Manchester City are keeping close tabs on Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, with both clubs considering a summer move for the highly rated 22-year-old, according to TEAMtalk. With just over two years remaining on his contract, Scott could be available for a reduced fee at the end of the season, a situation that has alerted several Premier League giants.
The England international can leave the La Liga club in January, which has alerted a number of clubs. It is Atletico's preference to sell Gallagher on a permanent deal this month, or on a loan with an obligation. Villa's interest is said to be the most advanced as things stand but Spurs have now entered the race to sign the former Chelsea midfielder and sources are indicating that Spurs' interest in Gallagher is both concrete and accelerating.
Anderson's style of play could make him an ideal long-term replacement for Rodri at the Etihad Stadium, but he'd also be an ideal statement signing to help take this Man Utd project forward. Chelsea also tend to build around the best young players, so Anderson could do well to go there, perhaps as an upgrade on the inconsistent Enzo Fernandez.
Arsenal are ready to enter the race to sign 25-year-old England and Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi. (Mirror) , external However, Manchester City are confident they will sign Guehi in the coming days, beating rivals Liverpool to his signature. (Star) , external Tottenham have agreed personal terms with 19-year-old Brazil and Santos left-back Souza before a potential move to the Premier League. (Fabrizio Romano) , external
He said on talkSPORT: John McGinn again, another good performance from John. You know what you're going to get from John every week. People must look at John McGinn and get a buzz because he always gives 100 per cent. He's got quality as well, there's no doubt about that, but the desire to play is fantastic. You need John McGinn at West Ham at the moment, he'd get people going there.
Liverpool need a quality alternative to Ibrahima Konate, who will be out of contract at the end of the season. He has not signed an extension with the club, and Liverpool need to start planning for alternatives. The Netherlands International could be ideal for them. It will be interesting to see if they can get the deal done. Liverpool have a strong Dutch contingent at the club, and they could play a key role in convincing the player to join.
