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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe confirmed Tyrone Mings is expected to leave the Cherries before the transfer window shuts on Thursday.

A club in the Midlands appears to be his preferred destination, with both West Brom and Aston Villa both interested in the defender.

"We'll wait and see on what happens with Tyrone," Howe said.

"He's been unlucky since he signed for the club, so there's a possibility he could be an outgoing."

Richard Browne: Top four is everything today. You need money to invest in the squad, you need CL to attract top players. Outside of the Premier League and Champions League silverware is meaningless.

Varun Gupta: To Sam: Wenger won three league titles including the invincible season. He built a world class stadium from scratch & club faced no financial stress. Wenger was left behind by football becoming a vanity project for billionaires. Let’s not talk of him & Poch in the same breath

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A deal for Arsenal target Denis Suarez could give the Barcelona player a chance to prove himself in England - something he didn't have the opportunity to do following his failure to break through as a regular in the first team at Manchester City when he was 17.

The Daily Mail reports, external the former Blues player, 25, is keen to show he can play in the Premier League if his deal with Arsenal goes through.

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The Munich Air Disaster will be commemorated before this evening's Premier League game between Manchester United and Burnley at Old Trafford.

Richard Browne: Poch will go to Madrid, never United. And Ole can claim a lot of credibility for his start but De Gea was between him and losing by five or six to Spurs. Let’s not overstate things yet.

Sam: Pochettino should be criticized same way we all criticized Wenger. He hasn’t been able to produce anything of significance. Top 4 is not an achievement

Squonkster: Pochettino is simply full of excuses. He doesn't understand that winning something installs a winning mentality.

The FA Cup fourth-round replay between West Brom and Brighton will be shown live on BBC One on Wednesday, 6 February (20:05 GMT).

The winner will play Derby County in the next round.

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Tom: Let's hope United let those who are out contract in the summer either move to other clubs for a nominal fee, or run the contracts down and let them just go. All past their best - some not good enough to start with - and take the rest of the liabilities with them.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino had plenty to say at his press conference earlier today.

Along with claiming "no one believes" in the club and saying Spurs can be on the "same level as Real Madrid" he commented on the lack of signings, and gave a particularly impassioned reply:

"For different circumstance the club has decided not to sign anyone," he said. "I understand everything, I understand the opinion about me.

"The most important thing is that we decide as a club. It is about the decision and working with the resources.

"My view must be different to the chief scout or chairman. Not because I don’t want to sign, it is because we can’t find the right player.

"I don’t know if we have the money. Maybe it is not the financial side. If we don’t sign it is because we can’t, not because we don’t want to."

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Super Gian: the only reason why Hudson-Odoi wanted to leave was because of game time. Significant game time from now until the summer and he'll sign a new deal

Robbie: Finally a youth player Chelsea may give a chance. God knows how many we've let go

Ollie Glanvill: Can't wait to watch him live for at least another 5 months

Let's take a break from transfer news for a little minute and re-live Barnet's thrilling 3-3 draw with Brentford in the FA Cup last night.

Patrick Powell: There's absolutely no way Pochettino would jump ship for United. For one thing United will appoint Solskjaer and for another Poch would want to keep his powder dry for a shot at Real Madrid. It's not going to happen.

Once again, Mauricio Pochettino has got you all talking.

Maurizio Sarri confirmed Chelsea will NOT sell Callum Hudson-Odoi in the January transfer window.

He also went on to suggest the highly-rated striker, who is a target for Bayern Munich among others, will not leave in the summer, either.

Get the full story on this ever-changing saga concerning the young England player at Stamford Bridge right here.

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Chu O'Sullivan: Mata has delivered when needed routinely for the club but he doesn't provide the quick pace that our other attackers possess. He would be a great squad player but doesn't warrant a starting role.

Grumpy Gregory: Mata is a fantastic player but under successive managers he's been given few chances. We should let him go so he can play first team footy regularly. He deserves the chance.

Should Juan Mata settle for a squad place or move on?

Wolves are talks with Atletico Madrid over an £18m deal for Jonny Castro Otto.

The defender joined the club on loan last summer and now Wolves are attempting to take the 24-year-old on a more permanent deal.

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In a done and dusted deal from earlier today, Wolves confirmed Danny Batth has moved to Stoke City.

The 28-year-old has signed a three-and-a-half-year deal.

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Juan Mata is yet to sign a contract extension at Manchester United, which has opened the door for clubs to express their interest in the Spanish midfielder.

The 30-year-old's contract expires in the summer and if a deal is not reached, he will be able to leave on a free.

Mata joined the Reds in 2014 from Chelsea in a £37.1m deal.

He has seen his opportunities at Old Trafford limited this season, with Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford and Romelu Lukaku preferred options in attack.

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Would you like to see Mata stay, United fans?

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Andrew Neill: Warning to home fans travelling to SJP tonight for the game against Manchester City. It's going to be pretty miserable. And i'm not just talking about the weather.......

Touche, Andrew, Touche...

The Chinese club interested in signing Manchester United's Marouane Fellaini has been confirmed as Shandong Luneng.

The clubs are in talks, with the transfer window in China not closing until 28 February.

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Ruebster: Poch is right. Spurs are doing brilliantly considering post-WC fatigue, multiple injuries, having played two fewer home games than everyone else, very narrow losses to Man Utd and Chelsea, Speroni was the hero on Sunday. Spurs are 3rd, and in the Champions League knockout round.

Bruce G: Not worried about Spurs not signing players, just want us to get as far as possible in competitions, get fourth place, get our stadium back, get back to winning at home!

We want players who improve the squad not overpriced players like Grealish, still makes me shudder at the thought

Sulaimon: Denis Suarez to Arsenal. Great News. Can Ivan Persic follow suit? I hope so. Time will tell