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The transfer door is revolving quickly at Wigan. The Latics, who are struggling in the lower depths of the Championship, make their second signing of the day.

After the arrival of Leeds defender Jason Pearce, striker Billy Mckay has joined for an undisclosed fee from Inverness on a "long-term deal".

Mckay, 26, has scored five goals in his last five games for Caley Thistle.

Monk also said Anderlecht's Aleksandar Mitrovic is "not a target" for the club, despite reports in Belgium saying otherwise.

He also hinted that interest in Norwich defender Martin Olsson has cooled, following a bid from Swansea that failed to match Norwich's valuation.

The Swansea boss was also asked about Aaron Lennon and Bryan Ruiz.

"You're really plucking these out now," he told a reporter. "I don't know how many more we're going to be linked to."

Former Manchester United, and Salford City part-owner, Gary Neville tweets:, external Incredible story on Sadiq El Fitouri (see below). Well done to Phil and Scholesy for showing belief in a lad who was out of the game!

"Phil and Scholesy gave him his Salford City debut just three weeks ago and the boy has signed for United. #dreamscometrue"

Calm down Manchester United fans. They haven't signed Mats Hummels. Or Ron Vlaar.

But they have signed Libya-born defender Sadiq El Fitouri from Evo-Stik First Division side Salford City.

Sadiq, 20, has signed an 18-month contract with United. He joined Salford City in December after being released by Manchester City.

Salford part-owner Phil Neville says: "We are immensely proud that our club has been able to give an opportunity to a boy who had the determination and passion to play without necessarily having the chances."

Sadiq adds: "This is honestly a dream come true for me and I have to thank Salford for the chance as well as the faith they have showed in me."

Britain's leading female jockey Hayley Turner has been given a 10-day ban for failing to ride out a finish at Lingfield on Friday.

Turner, 32, appeared to stop riding close to the winning post on the 6-4 favourite Singular Quest, who finished fourth in a maiden stakes at 14:00 GMT.

Stewards found her guilty of "failing to ride out on a horse that would have finished third".

Turner, whose career highlights have included being the first female British jockey to ride 100 winners in a year, will miss 10 days of racing between 13 and 24 February.

Swansea boss Garry Monk has been talking about midfielder Jack Cork, who is close to joining the Welsh club from Southampton.

"I understand there was an offer in place with a new contract [at Southampton], for whatever reason he decided not to sign that contract," said Monk.

"We're very pleased to have him at the club - or have him very soon. He's already got good experience at this level. Playing in a good team at a good club, his grounding's very good. He's still at a good age to develop him into a top midfielder."

Southampton boss Ronald Koeman says there is "a good chance" that one or two new faces may arrive before the transfer window shuts.

The Dutchman admits he is interested in signing Feyenoord midfielder Tonny Vilhena, 20, and Serbia attacker Filip Djuricic, 23.

"If Jack Cork leaves the club we need another midfielder," says Koeman. "We are interested in Vilhena because he is not happy at Feyenoord. He is not playing. I believe in the player, I believe in his quality, he is a young player and if I can help the player I like to do that."

On Benfica's Djuricic: "I'm interested in the player. He is a good young player who can play in different positions. It is a good chance that one of the two players could join - and maybe both players."

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Celtic captain Scott Brown has welcomed the League Cup semi-final meeting with Rangers for bringing the world's attention back to Scottish football.

It is the first derby between the sides for nearly three years, with Rangers now in the Scottish Championship.

"It is good for Scottish football because everyone all over the world will be watching and hopefully we can put on a show for them," he said. "Do we miss Rangers? Yes, on occasions like this."

Rotherham United sign defender Jack Hunt on loan from Crystal Palace until May.

The right-back is yet to appear for his parent club and returns to the Championship after playing 19 times at Nottingham Forest earlier this term.

Forest wanted to sign the 24-year-old in a permanent deal, but said they were quoted too high a price by the Premier League side.

Ian Poulter:, external Payne Stewart would have been 58 today. He brought so much to the golf course and will always be remembered.

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Triple major winner Stewart died aged 42 in a plane crash in October 1999.

Chelsea striker Diego Costa's three-match ban for stamping on Liverpool defender Emre Can has created a furore on social media. What do you think?

Hannah:, external It's not the ban for Diego Costa I'm annoyed about, it's the FA's inconsistency. Aguero's double-footed stamp on Luiz got nothing.

Joel Fentem:, external Remember last season when Yaya Toure stamped on someone and didn't get retrospectively banned. There is a campaign against Chelsea.

Manchester United have not made a bid for Southampton right-back Nathaniel Clyne, according to Saints boss Ronald Koeman.

The Dutchman said contract talks are continuing with the England international, who has 18 months left on his contract.

"Not any news at the moment, the club is still talking with him to keep him here," says Koeman.

"A lot of rumours but there has been no bid for Clyne. We've had no contact from Manchester United."

Colin Graves has received the sole nomination for the post of England and Wales Cricket Board chairman.

The businessman, who was nominated by the 18 first-class counties and the MCC, has been executive chairman of Yorkshire since 2012 and was elected deputy chairman of the ECB the following year.

Graves said: "I am most grateful and honoured to have been nominated by the First Class Counties and the MCC for the role of ECB chairman."

Southampton midfielder Jack Cork is talking to Swansea about a potential move, says Saints boss Ronald Koeman.

"Jack is now in Swansea. The club offered him a very good contract, but his feeling was that it was not good to stay longer here because he wants to play more games. I can't guarantee players that. I have good competition in midfield.

"His contract finishes at the end of this season and if he doesn't accept the contract then for the coach it is an easy question.

"But there is no chance he will play against us on Sunday."

Saints boss Ronald Koeman urges his side to rediscover their defensive stability - or face the consequences against visitors Swansea on Sunday.

The Dutchman watched his team concede three times in their FA Cup defeat by Crystal Palace last week.

"We have to defend better against Swansea than we did against Crystal Palace because it was poor defending. I was surprised about that because usually it is one of our strengths. We have kept a lot of clean sheets."

We brought you the news earlier of Liverpool's interest in signing striker Danny Ings from Burnley.

Ings has been linked with a permanent move to Anfield, with the suggestion that he would then be loaned back to the club for the remainder of the campaign.

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In a statement, Burnley said: "This kind of deal is prohibited by the Premier League under rule V7 which states that a player cannot be purchased and loaned back between Premier League clubs in the same transfer window."

Chief Executive Lee Hoos added: "This type of move would violate Premier League rule V7 regarding transfers so simply cannot happen. Over the course of the window, the player himself, Sean Dyche and the chairman have made it clear he won't be going anywhere and we consider that the end of the matter."

The scene is set for the next of our Premier League managers. Enter stage left Ronald Koeman!

The Southampton manager unfolds a piece of paper and plonks it on the desk in front of him. Don't think I've seen a top-flight boss do that since the infamous Rafa Benitez rant....

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Mike Phelan will be confirmed as Hull City's assistant manager after Saturday's Premier League game against Newcastle, BBC Humberside understands.

Tigers manager Steve Bruce has been on the lookout for a new assistant following Steve Agnew's departure to Middlesbrough last month.

The former Manchester United and Norwich coach is unable to take up the post before 1 February because of the terms of his departure from the Canaries.

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Jeno Buzanszky, the last surviving member of Hungary's Magical Magyars team that beat England 6-3 at Wembley in 1953, has been laid to rest in St Stephen's Basilica in Budapest.

Buzanszky, who played 49 times for Hungary from 1950-56, died on 11 January, aged 89.

He was the last surviving member of the team which won the gold medal at the 1952 Olympic Games in Helsinki and was runner-up to West Germany at the 1954 World Cup.

At Friday's ceremony, Prime Minister Viktor Orban called Buzanszky a "national legend".

BBC Sport's Elizabeth Hudson in Worcester: "The Chapter House at Worcester Cathedral has seen plenty of action over the years but probably nothing like today.

"Players from the GB men's and women's teams took time to get in some warm-up in before the draw for the European Wheelchair Basketball Championships which takes place later this afternoon at the Cathedral.

"The University of Worcester will host the tournament at their Sports Arena from 28 August to 7 September.

"We can report that there was no damage done to the Cathedral's historic stained-glass windows!"