10 transfers that could still go through, featuring Alexis Sanchez, Philippe Coutinho and Jamie Vardy
A look at the players who could still change clubs before Thursday's deadline
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Your support makes all the difference.The last few days of the transfer window are always a dramatic affair, with fans, clubs, managers and above all, the players themselves left on edge with late moves and rumours.
It is the big-name transfers that really set tongues wagging, however, and with fewer than four days of the transfer window remaining, there are still a host of major deals that might or might not go through.
The transfer world record has already been smashed with PSG’s £200m signing of Neymar, while Premier League clubs have already spent in excess of £900m on new players for the season ahead.
From the rancorous, summer-long sagas of Philippe Coutinho and Virgil van Dijk, to the more recent speculation surrounding Jonny Evans and Danny Drinkwater, we take a look at ten possible major transfers involving Premier League clubs, and their likelihood of being completed before the clock strikes midnight on 31 August.
Click on the gallery above to see each deal.
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