Reporter: "Are new contracts imminent for Mikel Arteta and Francis Coquelin?"

Wenger: "On Mikel Arteta, we have nothing to announce yet. On Coquelin, it's 99% he will stay here."

Reporter: "Will you do any transfer business before the end of the window?"

Wenger: "If I wake up in the morning, somebody stands in front of my door and is an exceptional player, we will open the door. But it looks very unlikely now."

Reporter: "It looks very unlikely?"

Wenger: "I can give you my address if you want."

Reporter: "Is there an area where you need to strengthen?"

Wenger: "Look, number-wise, we look all right now - and quality-wise as well."

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Kim Sears and her potty mouth might be dominating the newspapers today, but it seems there is no lasting effects from Andy Murray's dramatic win over Tomas Berdych at the Australian Open on Thursday.

Both Murray and Sears were fired up during the contest as the sixth seed recovered from losing a tense first set to win in four and reach his eighth Grand Slam final.

Murray's coach Amelie Mauresmo has now praised the spirit in the Murray camp, telling BBC Sport: "I think the atmosphere in the team is really good and he also calmed down last night.

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The back page round-up would like to freestyle at this point and bring you the Guardian front page, as it seems the world has gone mad for Kim Sears' sweary outburst during fiance Andy Murray's win yesterday.

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Time for a back page round-up. The Daily Express focuses on Andy Murray's fiery win over Tomas Berdych and has the news we brought you earlier about Liverpool's interest in Danny Ings.

More from Arsene Wenger's morning news conference.

On the future of striker Joel Campbell, who joined Villarreal on loan for the rest of the season as part of the deal that brought Gabriel to the club: "Joel Campbell has extended his contract. He will go there because he needed games. I believe that here, things are a bit obstructed for him, because there are too many players in the same position.

"For six months, he worked very hard every day, and didn't get enough chances to play, so I wanted to give him the chance to continue to get experience at the top level."

On whether Arsenal can now go on a winning run: "That's our target. We want complete focus and commitment, and to be completely concentrated on what we want to achieve.

"We know we have some ground to make up. The fight around the top four is very difficult, so the target is consistency now."

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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has been talking ahead of Sunday's home game with Aston Villa.

Asked about the fitness of Alexis Sanchez, who has a hamstring problem, the Frenchman said: "We'll test that tomorrow. It's unlikely that I will risk him on Sunday but we'll see."

On whether new signing Gabriel Paulista will feature: "He's ready to go. He'll be in the squad, certainly. He started his training yesterday and looks fit."

It's been such a busy morning it's taken us a while to cook up today's debate, but now we have we think it's a good 'un.

With Man City reject Scott Sinclair nearing a move to Aston Villa and Manchester United's Anderson seemingly heading out of Old Trafford to return to Brazil, we want to know your suggestions for football's forgotten players.

Who is festering in the reserves when they should really be gracing the biggest stages? Who should bound into pastures new rather than sit in obscurity running down a fat contract?

Let us know via #bbcsportsday or on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

People of Oldham and Greater Manchester, this is an SOS. Grab your wellies and your shovels and head down to Boundary Park sharpish - your club needs you!

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"The club are in urgent need of volunteers to help clear snow from the pitch. Can you help?" tweets the League One club., external

Lee Johnson's side are hoping to host Notts County at Boundary Park tomorrow.

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Toyota will return to the World Rally Championship in 2017, ending an 18-year absence from the sport.

Toyota spent 25 years in rally up to 1999, winning 43 events, along with four drivers' and three manufacturers' championships, with such famous names as Carlos Sainz, Juha Kankkunen and Didier Auriol at the wheel.

In 2017, the Japanese manufacturer will run a 1.6-litre turbo-charged Yaris that made its first public appearance in Tokyo on Friday.

Championship strugglers Wigan Athletic are close to signing two new players ahead of Saturday's trip to promotion-chasing Ipswich, reports BBC Sport's Juliette Ferrington.

Latics boss Malky Mackay hopes to complete deals for Inverness striker Billy McKay and Leeds United centre-back Jason Pearce in time to play at Portman Road.

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Steve Bruce also reveals a deal in the region of £3m has been agreed with Lokomotiv Moscow for striker Dame N'Doye.

The Hull boss adds that there is still work to do before a deal is finalised.

The names keep coming at Redknapp, who admits he has made an enquiry about Wolves forward Bakary Sako.

"Sako? Made an enquiry and that's as far as it went. Les Ferdinand spoke to the people there - it's not gone any further," admits the Rangers boss.

"Yann M'Vila? He belongs to Rubin Kazan, that's not going to happen.

"Rudy Gestede? No, not going to happen.

"Aaron Lennon? Good player - not spoke to anyone at Tottenham about that.

"We can sit and talk about players all day, but you need to get them over the line. We're nowhere near yet."

Is that clear?

Rangers boss Redknapp is having the names of several potential transfer targets being fired at him by one tenacious reporter. But the 67-year-old is more guarded than an England opening batsman - straight-batting every question coming down the wicket...

Reporter: Emmanuel Adebayor?

Redknapp: I don't see that happening. He's an excellent player - you don't play for Arsenal, Real Madrid, Manchester City, Tottenham if you're not. I wouldn't see him leaving Tottenham - it's too expensive a deal for us. We're looking for loans. I' don't know if he is available on loan."

Reporter: Dani Osvaldo?

Redknapp: "No. Nothing there. That's not because of the baggage of his history at Southampton - he's a good player. We couldn't afford him basically. He's on big, big wages. I think there are options in Italy for him."

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"Chelsea are close to finalising a £23.3m deal to sign Fiorentina's Juan Cuadrado.

"The Colombian has already agreed personal terms and the clubs are now ironing out the final details of a move that could eventually be worth £26.8m with add-ons, a figure that matches Cuadrado's release clause. The winger could arrive in London for a medical on Friday.

"Chelsea's Mohamed Salah is likely move on loan to Fiorentina as part of the deal but is yet to decide on the move.

"Cuadrado's imminent arrival also means Andre Schurrle is now almost certain to leave Stamford Bridge to before Monday's transfer deadline. German club Wolfsburg have opened discussions on a potential £22m deal."

On speculation linking Dutch winger Leroy Fer away from Loftus Road: "Absolute rubbish. Nonsense. I've had no offers for anybody."

On selling Jordon Mutch to Crystal Palace: "We had an offer for him, it was a money-back type of deal. Jordan's a good lad and I like him a lot but he hadn't got up and running."

On potential incoming transfers: "I'm sure there's plenty of potential with Jordan but we're looking to bring in one or two so we had to bring some money in. But we're still struggling to find someone to bring in - that's the problem."

On whether he is looking to offload wingers Junior Hoilett and Matty Phillips: "I would rather Junior and Matty stay here. Les Ferdinand said there has been some interest in Junior from a German club. But we're not overloaded with players and we're looking to strengthen not weaken."

Hull City manager Steve Bruce has good news to report to fans of the Tigers this morning as he confirms that Nikica Jelavic, Abel Hernandez, Gaston Ramirez and Andrew Robertson are all fit again and are likely to face Newcastle United on Saturday lunchtime.

The Hull boss has also been strongly linked with loan moves for strikers Dame N'Doye and Demba Ba ahead of Monday's transfer deadline.

"We've got one or two irons in the fire. Let's hope we can get them over the line," Bruce said.

On whether Saturday's opponents Stoke could be dragged into the relegation battle: "No, not at all. Stoke are a strong outfit and an established Premier League team. I don't see them being involved in a relegation battle at all. Probably everyone after Everton is still involved."

On team news: "I think we're OK, no Sandro yet, he is a week away. He is getting close but next week he feels he should be fine."

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Sauber have become the latest team to take the wraps off their 2015 car. The C34-Ferrari will need to be a big improvement on last year's unloved C33, which failed to score a single point.

The Swiss team heads into 2015 with an all-new driver line-up of Marcus Ericsson and Felipe Nasr.

The roll-out of the new Sauber C34-Ferrari will take place at the first winter test in Jerez starting on 1 February.