Premier League clubs are already preparing for another huge January transfer window.
Top-flight teams spent a combined £1.9billion in the summer with Clubs smash the record for most dollars spentAll in one window
Incredibly, spending was up by 67 per cent on last year’s total of £1.1bn.
Chelsea were Europe’s biggest spenders having forked out over £250m on the likes of Wesley Fofana, Raheem Sterling, Marc Cucurella, Kalidou Koulibaly and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
Und das? BluesGraham Potter, new boss at West London Outfit, may be looking to splash more cash. However, they aren’t guaranteed a spot in the top four.
Those who are table-toppers? ArsenalThey are likely to look at the market for Mikel Arteta’s midfield and defense options.
TottenhamWhile Newcastle is keen to retain their financial muscle, they will not be able to resist the opportunity to bring in a centre back.
TalkSPORT walks you through the most significant January transfers.
Cristiano Ronaldo – Chelsea
After Ronaldo’s departure, it remains to be seen what Ronaldo will do at Manchester United. suspended by the club for Saturday’s draw with ChelseaAfter his antics in the match against Tottenham.
The summer ended without a successful move-away deal. 37-year-oldAnother possibility is to push for a transfer from someone who was a peripheral figure under Erik Ten Hag.
He could also decide to leave Ronaldo’s place. I stormed down to the tunnel in record timeDuring the 2-0 win against Spurs.
Todd Boehly is the Chelsea owner We are keen to secure his services for the last windowHowever, Tuchel, the boss, was against the signing.
With Potter at the helm, and the Blues struggling to score goals, Chelsea are once more in control. been linked with the five-time Ballon d’Or winner.
His services are also linked to Napoli’s Serie A side.
Wilfried Zaha – Chelsea
Another player that could bolster Chelsea’s attack is Crystal Palace winger Zaha.
With the Ivorian will be retiring in the last yearIf he is available, the Eagles may decide to take him on in a cut-price transaction.
If he teamed up with the Blues he would be a competition on the flanks alongside Christian Pulisic (Mason Mount), Raheem sterling, Christian Pulisic (Raheem Sterling) and Hakim Ziyech.
Speaking of the 29-year-old on Rio Ferdinand’sVibe With Five YouTube Channel, The Athletic’s David Ornstein hinted Zaha could end up at Stamford Bridge.
The player has also been linked to Arsenal, Tottenham, and Arsenal in the past.
Youri Tielemans – Arsenal
The Gunners were strongly linked to a move by the Leicester contract rebels in the summer.
It was apparent that the Belgian was waiting for the north London outfit to make a move, but Mikel Arteta’s side never made an offer.
Hal Robson-Kanu, a former West Brom ace, believes that Arsenal made an error. He told talkSPORT he would have been “perfect” for them.
Arsenal may decide to rekindle their interest in him in January, as they know that they are only one Thomas Partey injury away of a midfield collapse.
The board could also give Arteta funding to continue their assault on Premier League if Arsenal are still engaged in a title challenge in 2019.
Evan Ndicka – Arsenal
Arsenal want to improve their defensive position to compete with Gabriel Magalhaes, a left-sided central defender.
This is despite Brazil’s recent announcement. A long-term contract for the Emirates, until 2027.
Manchester United’s Lisandro Martinez was eyed in the summer, but Ajax refused to negotiate with Arsenal.
The following is an extract from the Evening StandardArsenal are now looking to Eintracht Frankfurt defender Evan Ndicka who is also in his final year of contract.
Frankfurt suggests that a January move is possible for the 23 year-old, with Frankfurt rumored to be in the market to sell him to avoid being left behind.
And so, according to Sport BILD, the Bundesliga side would be willing to sell him for £13m.
Youssoufa Moukoko – Liverpool
Liverpool were linked to a surprise swoop by Borussia Dortmund starlet Youssoufa MoukokoThe past week.
The 17-year old has contributed with five assists and four goals in 16 games across all competitions this season. He will be free next summer.
It is considered one of the most exciting prospects in European football. Reds secured the German’s services.
According to legend, the Merseyside giants were Leading the race to sign himJurgen Klopp is a huge admirer.
Liverpool can talk to Moukoko about a transfer starting in January. If they are interested in the teenager, they might decide to bring him in prior to next summer.
Alessandro Bastoni – Tottenham
Tottenham failed in signing Inter Milan’s centre-back. Spurs instead brought Clement Lenglet, a loanee from Barcelona, to the club.
Antonio Conte is an expert on the Euro 2020 champion, having worked with him at San Siro. Together they won the Serie A title.
According to Inter Live, Spurs could make a £43m opening offer for the Italian in January.
Manchester City is also said to be interested in the 23 year-old but Spurs could benefit from the opportunity to reunite with Conte.
Tottenham must improve their backline, with Ben Davies, Davinson Sanchez and Lenglet all being guilty of inconsistent performances.
Memphis Depay – Newcastle
Newcastle could try to revive their interest Memphis Depay’s forward with Barcelona’s peripheral figure this season.
Manchester United is a flop Magpies were a targetThe previous window was closed, but no move was made.
However, only three games have been played in all competitions thus far. 28-year-oldCould decide to return to England.
According to Mundo DeportivoNewcastle is planning a January sweep for the Holland international.
Alexander Isak and Callum Wilson would be his competition for the starting spot.
He can also work on the left wing, if Allan Saint-Maximin cannot be there.
Barca might be willing to let him go with his season-end contract.
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