still to come?
Only a few days left of the January transfer window remain and some huge moves could still happen in the mid-season market.
West Ham are still on the lookout for someone to replace Sebastien Haller, who left for Ajax in a £22.5million deal following a miserable 18 months in east London, while Arsenal have snapped up Martin Odegaard on loan.
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There could also be another outgoing at Manchester United, following Timothy Fosu-Mensah departing for Bayer Leverkusen earlier this month.
Tottenham may well be busy as they look to get back in the title race while the likes of Leeds United, Everton and Sheffield United are being linked with players too.
But what deals could happen in the Premier League as we reach the tail-end of January? talkSPORT.com has identified the biggest possible transfers, below...
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Angel di Maria (Paris Saint-Germain to Tottenham)
A surprise twist late on in the transfer window is Spurs' interest in the Argentine midfielder.
You would think his poor spell with Manchester United might put off Jose Mourinho but Di Maria is now in excellent form and was key to PSG's Champions League final run last season.
With his contract running out at the end of the season, Tottenham appear to have registered their interest in snapping him up, but Di Maria is happy in Paris and could sign a new deal for the right terms.
But should Di Maria and PSG feel nothing can be agreed then there is always a chance a cut-price move could be arrange this month. We'll be keeping an eye out.
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Jesse Lingard (Manchester United to Tottenham/West Ham/Sheffield United)
talkSPORT's transfer guru Alex Crook revealed the transfer saga surrounding Lingard is 'set to go to the wire'.
The likes of Tottenham, West Ham and Sheffield United are interested in signing the 28-year-old, who's also being monitored by Porto, Nice and Marseille.
Lingard, who has spent his entire career with United, is believed to be keen on a loan move this month as he attempts to kick-start his career.
And it appears West Ham have won the race by signing Said Benrahma permanently to facilitate Lingard's loan.
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Dele Alli (Tottenham to Paris Saint-Germain)
Mauricio Pochettino is hopeful of sealing a reunion with his former player at the Parc des Princes this month.
Alli has fallen well out of favour under current manager Mourinho and is believed to be desperate to link up with his former manager in Paris.
The 24-year-old arrived in north London six years ago in a £5m switch from MK Dons and was widely regarded as one of the top prospects in the country.
His impact under Pochettino was undeniable, with Alli directly involved in 121 goals during his Tottenham career to date.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is believed to be reluctant to let the playmaker leave this month, but Mourinho appears open to a loan deal - but needs someone else in first.
"I don’t believe anything is going to happen, but it is open," he said. "Football is football. The transfer window is open, sometimes unexpected things happen, but I don’t expect it.”
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Ryan Kent (Rangers to Leeds)
Former Gers defender Alan Hutton revealed earlier in the window that his former club would be willing to sell Kent for 'the right price' this month.
Kent, who has six goals and six assists in 24 Scottish Premiership matches this season, has yet to sign a new deal at Ibrox and a number of clubs – including Premier League side Leeds – are said to be monitoring his situation.
Marcelo Bielsa twice tried to sign Kent while the winger was at Liverpool and failed for a third time last summer with Steven Gerrard insisting he would not be sold at any price.
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Erick Pulgar (Fiorentina to Leeds)
One player who has been tipped as a potential signing for Leeds this month is Fiorentina’s Pulgar.
Italian reports claim Marcelo Bielsa’s side are involved in a three-way tug of war with Real Betis and Sevilla for the 27-year-old midfielder.
Pulgar is valued at around the £22m mark, with reports also indicating that Leeds would be interested in an initial loan deal.
The main issue currently is La Viola want to find a replacement before they part with the player.
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Youssef En-Nesyri (Sevilla to West Ham)
The Moroccan striker was believed to be the top target for boss David Moyes, but talkSPORT's Crook revealed that the Hammers may end their interest in him due to the £35m being demanded by the LaLiga club.
The Hammers have reportedly seen a £27m bid rejected as they hunt for a new centre-forward following the sale of Haller to Ajax.
Only time will tell if West Ham cough up the asking fee, but their hierarchy are reluctant to pay over the odds after getting their fingers burnt with Haller.
En-Nesyri has scored 16 goals in 27 games for Sevilla this season.
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Mikel Oyarzabal (Real Sociedad to West Ham)
Should the Hammers fail in their pursuit of En Nesyri, another name who has been linked with a switch to east London is Oyarzabal, transfer insider Crook revealed earlier in the window.
“A new name in the frame that I’m hearing today is Mikel Oyarzabal, who played under David Moyes at Real Sociedad," Crook said.
“He’s 23 years old. A Spaniard, who’s scored 50 goals for Sociedad.
“He can play outside so would suit that system with Antonio very much the man up front.”
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Christian Eriksen (Inter to Tottenham)
Spurs are believed to be interested in a return for Eriksen this month but Antonio Conte has dampened hope.
He left the club for Inter last January but his time in Italy has been a huge disappointment, and a return to England has been rumoured.
The likes of Arsenal, Leicester, Everton and West Ham have all been linked with the playmaker, as well as Spurs, with Jose Mourinho keen to bring the Dane back to north London.
Eriksen scored the winner in the Milan derby earlier in the week and, with nobody to replace him, Conte insisted he is staying put.
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Edin Dzeko (Roma to Everton/West Ham)
A Premier League title winner could be returning to help one of the sides looking to break into the top six in this chaotic season.
Both sides are looking for another striker to bolster their forward lines and the ex-Man City target man may just be the ticket.
He's spent six seasons with Roma - five since leaving City permanently - but has fallen out with manager Paulo Fonseca.
Dzeko is currently training alone and this could help a transfer get done before the window closes.
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