Today marks the final day of the women's January transfer window and a few big moves could go through before the window closes.

The biggest move of the day could come at Chelsea, who have seen a bid for England midfielder Keira Walsh accepted by Barcelona.

Elsewhere, England and Manchester City winger Chloe Kelly is looking to exit City prior to the window shutting.

We shall bring you all of the latest transfer news throughout the day.

Ok, we'll try this again....

Unless any other news wants to break our way, we'll actually get on to the transfer talk now!

Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler is also up first on this afternoon's news conference carousel and we'll bring you updates from him shortly!

Kicking us off though, we'll start with some women's transfer deadline day news.

In fairness, Anon, he did win Rangers' first SPL title in a decade. Something they also haven't managed to do since.

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Steven Gerrard following his departure from Al-Ettifaq: "I want to express my gratitude to the club, the players, the fans, and everyone involved for the opportunity and support during my time here, especially the president, Mr Samer, CEO Mr Hamed and the head of football committee Mr Hatim.

"I express my gratitude for Mr Samer and Mr Hatim from the first day I was warmly welcomed, and I have enjoyed the chance to work in a new country with a different culture. So overall, I have learnt a lot and it's been a positive experience personally and for my family as well. But football is unpredictable, and sometimes things don't go the way we want. However, I leave with great respect for the club and the country. I have no doubt that the work being done will bring success in the future, and I wish the team the very best for the rest of the season."

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Al-Ettifaq club president Samer Al Misehal on the departure of Steven Gerrard: “First and foremost, we extend our sincere gratitude to Steven for his dedication and hard work during his time with the club. Sometimes things don’t go as planned, but the firm foundations he helped build will guarantee a bright future in the long term. He changed the club for the better and that will never be forgotten. This decision is made with mutual respect and in agreement, is in the best interest of both Steven and the club as we move forward.

“While this chapter comes to a close, our work continues. Football never stops, nor does our ambition and we remain fully focused on the challenges and opportunities ahead. With the rest of the season still to play for, our commitment to the success remains unwavering. We trust in our players, staff, and fans to push forward together and we will continue to be fully committed in our efforts to reach our goals.”

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Steven Gerrard has left his position as head coach of Saudi Pro League side Al-Ettifaq by mutual consent.

Gerrard, 44, has spent the past year and a half with the club, taking charge of 59 matches in all competitions.

During that time, Al-Ettifaq won 23 matches, drew 16 and lost the remaining 20.

Last season, Al-Ettifaq finished sixth. They currently sit 12th in this season's Saudi Pro League table.

Right then!

We're just about all Champions League'd out at this point.

So, fancy some transfer talk?

We'll be getting into all the latest transfer rumblings prior to the window slamming shut on Monday evening.

And speaking of the window slamming shut - it's the women's transfer deadline day today.

We'll be across all of that, plus, we've got some Premier League news conferences to bring you this afternoon.

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BBC Scotland Sports News Correspondent

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Celtic fans could be banned from the club's next Champions League away match in either Madrid or Munich, after a smoke bomb was thrown onto the pitch during last night’s game against Aston Villa.

Uefa say they are awaiting the details of their match delegate report from Villa Park but it’s understood the use of pyrotechnics is likely to be noted. Celtic were handed a suspended ban on selling tickets to away fans after the use of pyrotechnics during their match against Borussia Dortmund in October.

It’s also understood Uefa are likely to investigate banners and chanting from last night’s match. Aston Villa won the game 4-2.

Celtic will now face either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich in a two legged play off match to progress to the last 16.

Alan: @Tom from Surrey - yep just more and more games. Maybe also divide up the final so each half is played in a different country. Maybe make it best of 3. I'm sure UEFA are thinking on these lines - but BBC won't print this as they are with the pro-UEFA happy clappy crowd.

Is that a dare, Alan?

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Former Aston Villa and Celtic midfielder Stiliyan Petrov speaking about last night's game at Villa Park: "I thought it was an outstanding game, I mean Villa Park was rocking, both sets of fans were brilliant last night.

"Aston Villa with a great start, Celtic have managed to get back in to the game but in the second half Villa just took full control and fully deserved the win.

"The most satisfying thing is just seeing two sets of fans enjoying the game, seeing so many great twists and turns throughout the game and it will be a memorable night for them."

On Morgan Rogers: "Another great game for Morgan Rogers. I think that's his first hat-trick in his professional career. He was too much to handle for Celtic yesterday, his movement, the way he plays, it seems like he enjoys his football but I'm not surprised.

"That's why Unai Emery was brought to the club, to bring this great European night again at Villa Park. He has definitely managed to do that but he also finds a great solution for players to develop them and make the team better."

Thomas Duncan
BBC Sport Scotland

Celtic's enthralling defeat at Aston Villa was a near-perfect illustration of the club's gripping, and ultimately successful, Champions League campaign.

A campaign which now rolls on to a tantalising two-legged play-off against either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich in less than two weeks.

In Birmingham, there were shades of the Borussia Dortmund horror show as Villa scored twice in the opening five minutes, while missing a host of other chances.

Celtic players looked stunned and cowed in a raucous stadium against an elite side.

But as those memories of the Westfalenstadion on matchday two - banished by recent improvements at Europe's top table - came rushing back, Celtic dug deep.

There was some of the fight and character shown in digging out a point at Atalanta and coming from behind to draw with Club Brugge as they steadied.

Then some of the swashbuckling stuff seen against RB Leipzig and Slovan Bratislava as Adam Idah ended his goal drought with a double to level.

That got Celtic right back in the contest, which gripped until Morgan Rogers completed his hat-trick to make it 4-2 in stoppage time, as the pressure from Villa proved too much in the second half.

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Former Manchester City striker on 5 Live Breakfast

Whether it's Bayern Munich or Real Madrid, whoever it is, they will be favourites for it.

Pep Guardiola said in his press conference that they will be in a stronger position in a couple of weeks time but they are going to have to go out and beat one of the best teams in the world to get to the knockout stages, it's as simple as that.

City have had some wonderful games against Real Madrid over the last three or four years, great games to watch - and with Bayern Munich it's the return of Vincent Kompany.

If City can win it, it will send a real statement to the rest of Europe that they are getting back to their best.

Let's not forget that Bayern Munich and Real Madrid didn't qualify automatically either so there is obviously frailties there. As much as we are saying what a tough draw it will be, the last team those two would have wanted to draw as well is Manchester City.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola openly admits if his side had to face Real Madrid or Bayern Munich in the Champions League right now, they would have their work cut out.

However, he has just under two weeks.

It means there is a chance central defensive pair Ruben Dias and Nathan Ake might be fit, John Stones might have had more time on the pitch and his three January window signings might have got used to their new surroundings.

"They have more experience than us," said Guardiola.

"Madrid have been back in the last games and Bayern have had an incredible season with Vinnie (Kompany).

"If you had to play tomorrow it would be difficult but in two weeks I don't know the position we will be."

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at the Etihad Stadium

Manchester City quickly discovered their prize for beating Club Brugge and making it into the Champions League play-offs was a blockbuster two-legged encounter with either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich, who both finished off their first phase campaigns with a victory.

City will be at home for the first leg on either 11 or 12 February.

If they get through that, either Bayer Leverkusen or Atletico Madrid will lie in wait.

"We deserve it," said Guardiola, after an eight game run that included three defeats and a tossing away a 3-0 lead at home to Feyenoord in November.

"I don't know if they are happy to play against us but it is what it is. I have no complaints. One is the king of the competition, the other is the second or third."