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Sol Campbell pokes fun at infamous Spurs-Arsenal switch

The January transfer window nears the deadline and Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United are more Premier League clubs are left to consider audacious late moves to alter the trajectory of their seasons.

The Gunners are rumoured to be targeting a new striker, but a priority for the summer could be a new midfielder, with Spain midfielder Martin Zubimendi appearing to be set on the Emirates over Anfield or with Man City at the Etihad.

Arne Slot’s Reds continue to negotiate with soon-to-be out-of-contract trio Trent Alexander-Arnold, Mohamed Salah and Virgil Van Dijk, with the right-back linked with a possible free transfer to Real Madrid.

While Manchester United are looking to sell Marcus Rashford. Kyle Walker could be on his way out of Man City, though, after informing Pep Guardiola of a desire to explore options away from the club and Milan and Inter are battling for the right back.

Elsewhere, Chelsea, currently in a rotten spell of form under Enzo Maresca, could negotiate a swap deal with Bayern Munich winger Mathys Tel, inserting out-of-favour striker Christopher Nkunku into a deal.

Madrid to land defensive duo?

Spanish outlet Marca is reporting that Real Madrid have agreed deals (with the players themselves) for both Trent Alexander-Arnold and Bayern Munich’s Alphonso Davies.

Alexander-Arnold would likely move for free in the summer, though there is still a possibility that he agrees a new deal at Anfield.

Davies is also reportedly set to be offered a new deal by Bayern, who hope that wages of around €25m per year may be enough to tempt him to stay.

Chris Wilson16 January 2025 10:40

Premier League clubs avoid PSR charges for 2023/24 but one team still at risk

All 20 Premier League sides have avoided charges relating to Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) for the 2023/24 season after the league deemed every club to have been financially compliant.

PSR stipulates that clubs cannot post losses of more than £105m over a three-year period, with most clubs required to submit their accounts for the 2023/24 season by 31 December.

This year, the Premier League has adjudged that all clubs have adhered to the rules – in 2024, the league charged both Everton and Nottingham Forest with PSR breaches, with the Merseyside club later being given an eight-point reduction, while Forest were docked four points.

Premier League clubs avoid PSR charges for 2023/24 but one team still at risk

Both Everton and Nottingham Forest were charged with breaches of PSR around this time last year

Chris Wilson16 January 2025 10:25