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Chelsea hungry for more?

The imminent signing of Cole Palmer looked likely to be Chelsea’s last incoming transfer of the window but perhaps not. According to reports in Brazil’s UOL, the west London club have submitted a €25m bid for 17-year-old Gabriel Moscardo.

The deal would reportedly see the young midfielder remain with Corinthians into next year.

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While Liverpool continue to work on further reinforcements in central midfield, they are happy for a departure in central defence, with Nat Phillips departing Merseyside to join Celtic on loan until January.

The 26-year-old made just two starts for Liverpool last season and has not featured in a matchday squad for Jurgen Klopp’s so far this season.

Two clubs make contact for Holding

Despite the injury to new signing Jurien Timber, Arsenal appear happy to let Rob Holding go with two Spanish keen on the Englishman’s signature.

Holding started just six games in the Premier League last season, with Sky Sports now reporting that both Sevilla and Mallorca are interested in signing the 27-year-old who has a contract until the end of the season.

Luton had been rumoured as another interested club but that has since been denied by boss Rob Edwards.

Coutinho heading for Villa exit?

The Brazilian arrived to much fanfare in January 2022 and enjoyed a successful six months on loan to end the season. However, since his move was made permanent the 31-year-old has flattered to deceive. He has played just 25 minutes of Premier League football so far this season and could be heading for the exit, with Real Betis and Besiktas two clubs interested in a deal according to Fabrizio Romano.

Dean Henderson set for Sam Johnstone battle after Crystal Palace move

Dean Henderson will have to fight for a place at Crystal Palace ahead of a £15m move from Manchester United. The signing is seen as one for depth and the future of the squad at Selhurst Park.

The intention is to retain Sam Johnstone as the Eagles No 1 goalkeeper, having started all four of Palace’s games this season.

Johnstone has been recalled to Gareth Southgate’s England squad for games against Ukraine and Scotland. The decision from Southgate reflects his recent form at Palace and Roy Hodgson is hugely content with the 30-year-old.

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Palhinha agrees personal terms with Bayern Munich

Bayern just can’t get enough of the Premier League this transfer window can they? After their successful acquisition of Harry Kane earlier in the window, the German giants appear to have their eyes set on Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha.

According to Florian Plettenberg, terms on a five-year deal have already been agreed with the player with Thomas Tuchel’s hoping to agree a deal of between €50-60m for the Portuguese international.

Marco Silva confirmed to media that Palhinha trained with the Fulham squad today but it appears it is his desire to leave the club. Certainly one to monitor.

Man Utd turn their attention to Reguillon

Earlier in the day, it looked as if United were moving towards a deal for Chelsea left-back Marc Cucarella as they look to find cover following Luke Shaw’s injury. Now The Athletic reports that Erik ten Hag’s side may be turning their attention to Tottenham’s Sergio Reguillon.

The Spaniard has not made an appearance for Spurs this season and spent the latter half of last season on loan at Atletico Madrid.

With Friday’s 11pm transfer deadline approaching, plenty of Premier League clubs are still looking to do business.

Chelsea are looking to ship more players, Man Utd are in the market for left-back cover while Liverpool try to keep hold of Salah amid Saudi interest and bring in more midfielder cover.

Plenty to work through - here’s a look at who still needs what and which deals are on the horizon.

Wolves eye up Nunes replacement

With Mattheus Nunes expected to complete a £47m deal to join Premier League champions, Manchester City, Wolves may well have to dip back into the market as they look to bolster their options in the middle of the park.

According to the Evening Standard, that man could be Fulham’s Harrison Reed with Wolves having made an initial approach about bringing the 28-year-old to the Midlands club. Reed has started two of Fulham’s three league games so far this season but could be allowed to leave if Marco Silva’s side can agree a deal to bring Alex Iwobi to the club from Everton.

It was, not for the first time in football, a Jose Mourinho call that proved persuasive. The Roma manager last week rang Romelu Lukaku personally to say he was exactly what they were missing.

“We have a good team but we are missing a champion,” Mourinho said. The Portuguese also explained to Lukaku exactly how he would work with Paulo Dybala.

The hope is that the loan move reignites Roma’s faltering start to the season, and Lukaku’s career. Staying at Chelsea, while something that manager Mauricio Pochettino at least toyed with, was never really on. The club want to go in a new direction based on younger players developing in their career and capable of going to higher levels.

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