No, not Diego. Bristol City boss Steve Cotterill needs some caffeine today after two games in three days, and isn't expecting to bring anyone into his League One table-topping squad.

"I'm probably just going to go to Costa and have a coffee," he told BBC Radio Bristol after Sunday's win over Fleetwood.

"But I'll have my phone on just in case anyone becomes available that we haven't thought of."

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live

"Hearing Burnley striker Danny Ings signed pre-contract terms last week with Real Sociedad. Yet to be confirmed but source is reliable."

Potentially big news for Burnley fans...

BBC Radio Sheffield's Andy Giddings:, external "Quiet day expected at Doncaster Rovers. Some of the club's younger players may well leave on loan, but nothing likely to happen regarding the 1st team."

Jamie Maclean: Surprised Chelsea are so eager to let Andre Schurrle go. Can't see what Juan Cuadrado offers instead. Schurrle been impressive.

Allan Brown, Nelson: Danny Ings is going nowhere so forget that. We just need an attacking central midfielder and we'll be OK. Graham Dorrans from West Brom would fit the bill.

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Millwall assistant manager Marc Bircham has left the club for a post with Major League Soccer side Chicago Fire.

"This was a very hard decision to make because I really feel there are good times ahead for Millwall," the 36-year-old said.

First-team coach Nigel Gibbs is set to become Ian Holloway's new number two.

Stoke City

"Stoke City's Robert Huth is at Leicester City's training ground, we understand, ahead of agreeing a loan move there until the end of the season."

Could Huth be the first Premier League arrival? It looks like it.

The Daily Telegraph's John Percy:, external Surprise deal possibly happening in the Championship. #Readingfc are trying to sign former #efc and #portsmouth striker Yakubu.

Sensational scenes. The Nigerian is only 32 and has been playing for Qatar's Al Rayyan.

Hamilton Accies have agreed a contract with Nico Sumsky after the 21-year-old Czech midfielder left Slovakian club Dukla Banska Bystrica.

Sumsky has played for his country at youth level and was with Monaco and Cannes as a teenager.

Before joining Dukla in the Slovakian top flight, he had spells with Bohemians Prague and Parma.

Accies are awaiting international clearance to finalise the deal with the midfielder.

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Dave Hockaday. Remember him?

The former Leeds United head coach, who was sacked after just 70 days in charge of the Championship side, is back in professional football with Coventry City.

Hockaday has been appointed as the new professional development coach, working with the first team and Under-21s until the end of the season.

Alex Stewart
Football Manager computer game expert

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Today Fifa Interactive World Cup 2014 Grand Final competitor David Bytheway and Football Manager expert Alex Stewart will be providing insight and analysis of players involved in deals from a gamer's perspective.

"A move back to Europe might suit the bald midfield enforcer, especially before the season re-starts across the pond. Bradley has superb all-round stats, especially in work-rate, teamwork, and tackling, and a better range of passing than you might suspect. In my current game, he is with Manchester United and only cost £5.5m, but could perhaps suit Everton or even Southampton, to add a bit of steel while not compromising their passing game?"

Some news from Fifa about Sakho-gate:

"We can confirm, that disciplinary proceedings were initiated against the player Diafra Sakho (SEN) and the club West Ham United for a potential violation of the FIFA Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players. Please understand that at that stage we can't make any further comments."

Looks like the Hammers could be in a spot of bother for playing Sakho in their FA Cup win over Bristol City. He scored the winner as well.

Cheltenham Town, external on Twitter: "Striker Denny Johnstone has joined Cheltenham Town on loan from Birmingham City until the end of the season."

This is more like it. Keep them coming...

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live

"West Ham United expressed an interest in Bafe Gomis earlier this month but their bid was rejected by Swansea. Hasn't been a fresh bid."

The deals are flowing now...

Hearts have signed central midfielder Kenny Anderson after agreeing a nominal fee with Dutch second-tier club RKC Waalwijk.

The 22-year-old Dutchman, who has a Scottish father, has agreed a contract with the Championship club until summer 2016.

Burnley

BBC Sport's Simon Stone: "Been a lot of chatter about Danny Ings despite Burnley's statement last week that their star striker is going nowhere.

"Liverpool continue to be most mentioned with the 22-year-old - and rumours of interest in Rickie Lambert add a further twist. But Burnley insist their stance is the same - Ings is saying put."

Italian Serie A

BBC World Service Sport's John Bennett: "AC Milan, external have been busy already today. The Italian club have confirmed on their Twitter page that former Liverpool defender Gabriel Paletta is completing his medical at the club. The Argentine born, Italy international will sign from Parma."

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Sport

"Stoke City say there won't be too much happening before the 11pm deadline.

"It's unlikely Mark Hughes will do any business before the window closes, but he may resurrect his interest in Aaron Lennon if the Tottenham winger's proposed move to Hull falls through.

"Steve Bruce is desperately trying to strengthen his Hull City squad ahead of tonight's transfer deadline as he looks to close in on his top two transfer targets - Dame N'Doye from Lokomotiv Moscow and a loan move for Lennon who is set to leave White Hart Lane."

BBC Sport's Simon Stone: (see 09:38) It looks like the earlier info is not going to bear fruit. Both clubs saying they are 'unaware' of a potential transfer. Still plenty of time to go though, so I will keep an eye on it.

Sunderland

First deal of the day concluded, it isn't a biggie but, with less than 13 hours left, we'll take it.

Twenty-year-old midfielder Charis Mavrias has left Sunderland for Panathinaikos on loan until the end of the season.

Alex Stewart
Football Manager computer game expert

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Today Fifa Interactive World Cup 2014 Grand Final competitor David Bytheway and Football Manager expert Alex Stewart will be providing insight and analysis of players involved in deals from a gamer's perspective.

"Very much one for the hipsters is young Czech left-winger Ladislav Krejci, currently on the books of Sparta Prague but destined to illuminate one of Europe's big leagues. Though athletically a bit weak, he has great pace, crossing, and dribbling and develops into one of Europe's most skilful wide men. He would fit superbly into a team like Tottenham, who, in fact, bought him for a measly £3.4 million in my current game before selling him to the mighty Barcelona for £14.25 million."