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All the latest transfer news and gossip as deadline day approaches
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Premier League build-up to tonight's six games
Chelsea drawn at home to Man Utd in fifth round
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Image source, AFPJuan Mata is yet to find out whether he will still be at Manchester United next season.
The Spanish midfielder is out of contract in the summer and is at the centre of interest from a number of clubs in England and overseas amid continuing uncertainty over his future.
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My son's reaction to being drawn vs in-form Man U? "Might as well get them out of the way early!" I have to admire his optimism...
Peter, Farnham
RE Rhys 9:03 - that's the arrogant mentality that big clubs think they have, and great clubs know they have. United have lost that a bit over the years due to poor management from the board down, it's OK selling naming rights, and shirts to fans in Timbuktu, but it's the 'we win all' mentality they have lacked recently. Under Mourinho it was plainer than the scowl on the miserable ones face. But OGS has brought it back. It is the United way, pure 'we win all' arrogance, because that's what great clubs always have, like Liverpool who are slowly getting their claw on the perch.
Sharkey
Antoine Semenyo helped Newport County knock Leicester out of the FA Cup third round before claiming a draw at Championship side Middlesbrough on Saturday.
The winners of next Tuesday's replay will host Manchester City in the fifth round and Newport boss Michael Flynn says it is a "big carrot" for both sides.
Bristol City have recalled Antoine Semenyo from his loan spell at Newport County and the Bristol Post have reported that Chelsea have made a bid for the 19-year-old forward.
However, the Championship side is not willing to let Semenyo leave Ashton Gate without a fight., external
Image source, AFPParis St-Germain have signed Leandro Paredes from Zenit St Petersburg for a fee thought to be around 40m euros.
The midfielder has joined the French club on a four-and-a-half-year deal.
PSG announced the signing on their Twitter account, revealing what number the Argentine would be wearing at the club.
The 25-year-old said: "I'm very proud to be joining PSG.
"After my previous experiences in Italy and Russia, I now have this fantastic opportunity, not only to discover a new league, but above all to wear one of the most prestigious club jerseys in the world."
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Arsenal
Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo has reported that Arsenal's move for Denis Suarez is off., external
The 25-year-old midfielder planned to leave Barcelona on loan this month but the report says the Spanish giants have accused Arsenal's director of football Raul Sanllehi of making negotiations “personal”.
Sanllehi worked at Barca for 14 years before joining Arsenal in February 2018.
Wolves
A lot has changed at Molineux during Danny Batth's time at Wolves, and now they are looking to bring in players such as Spain international Jonny Castro Otto.
Wolves are in talks over a club record deal for the full-back, who is currently on loan from Atletico Madrid.
Danny Batth, 28, had been with Wolves since the age of 15 so the club gave the defender a nice send-off after completing his move to Stoke today.
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Bournemouth v Chelsea (Wed, 19:45 GMT)
Bournemouth
Dominic Solanke, who joined Bournemouth from Liverpool earlier this month, should be fit to make his debut next month.
Manager Eddie Howe added: "Dominic Solanke is progressing well on the training ground.
"Our initial estimations were that we would see him back fit at some point in February, and we're hoping that'll be the case."
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Bournemouth
Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has confirmed Tyrone Mings could be set to leave the club before the transfer window shuts on Thursday.
The defender is thought to be a target for West Brom and Aston Villa.
"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."
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Bournemouth
Manager Eddie Howe is expecting a tough game against Chelsea tomorrow night.
"We know we'll have to be at our best if we're to get something from Chelsea," he said.
"Yes, there's been some talk about Chelsea and their performances, but every time we've come up against them they're one of the best."
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Bournemouth
Eddie Howe on new signing Chris Mepham: "He's joined the group. He fits the mould of what we're after in a defender.
"He's started very well in his first few training sessions. Whether he's involved in the game tomorrow, we'll wait and see."
Image source, Chris mephamInterim boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has said that Manchester United will not settle for a top-four finish this season and are "looking to win trophies".
They will have to get past Chelsea if they're to win the FA Cup. But after winning at Arsenal on Friday night, they must fancy their chances.
We'll get the reaction of Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri at lunchtime.
But until then, here's the FA Cup fifth-round draw in full, which was made last night on BBC One:
Stoke City
Stoke City have completed the signing of Wolves centre-back Danny Batth for a fee understood to be an initial £3m.
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Bournemouth
Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has confirmed striker Callum Wilson is doubtful for his side's match against Chelsea tomorrow.
The forward hobbled off during the Cherries' win over West Ham on 19 January.
Howe said: "Callum is going to be a doubt for the game. We're going to have to wait and see how he progresses between now and the game. He has a knee problem."
Image source, Callum WilsonAccording to La Gazzetta dello Sport reporter Nicolo Schira, Arsenal will make another bid to sign Inter Milan winger Ivan Perisic today.
While the Italian club are willing to let Perisic leave on loan, they want to agree an 'obligation' for Arsenal to then buy the Croatian, rather than just have the 'option' to buy him.
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Johnny Ferris: I really liked this Guillem Balague article. Surely the best example of a manager constantly reinventing himself is Sir Alex Ferguson? He did it after 1999, when they were put out early in the next Champs League campaign, & again when Mourinho changed the prem forever.
Image source, ReutersIt's all a far cry from when Jose Mourinho was in charge at Manchester United. Hard to believe it's only six weeks since the Portuguese boss' stay at Old Trafford was brought to an end.
So where did it all go wrong for Jose? In his latest column, Guillem Balague asks whether it was down to him being an analogue manager in a digital world.
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Wolves are in talks with Atletico Madrid about completing a club record £18m transfer for Jonny Castro Otto.
Defender Otto joined Wolves on loan during the summer and has made 21 appearances in all competitions.
The 24-year-old full-back has impressed on his return after a month out with a knee injury.
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Sulaimon Adelekan: Chelsea vs Manchester United, exactly the fixture I wanted. More big games for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to prove himself worthy of the job
Rhys Tomlinson: Isn't OGS just a breath of fresh air? Saying United should be winning every game and every trophy because that is the United way. No more excuses from Moanino. I don't fear any team now. Bring on Chelsea/City/Liverpool.
