BBC Radio Lincolnshire's Rob Makepeace: "Lincoln City look set to bring in three new players today. The Imps have had a bid accepted by Cambridge United for on-loan striker Delano Sam-Yorke. City are also looking to bring in Thierry Audel from Crewe and Charlee Adams from Birmingham City on loan."

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty

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"Sunderland done & dusted on the Liam Bridcutt deal - presumably triggering Stoke City's move for Lee Cattermole. Will he fancy that?"

News from north of the border now, with Wolves accepting a third offer from Celtic for striker Leigh Griffiths.

Crossbars around the country are beginning to shake at the prospect, Lewis.

Lewis in Leeds: Just nipped into a cafe in Leeds for breakfast to see Tony Yeboah and Brian McDermott signing contracts over a brew and a bacon butty.

BBC Sport's Owen Phillips: "Nottingham Forest could well be one of the busier clubs in the transfer market today. On-loan Sunderland midfielder David Vaughan is highly likely to extend his stay with the Championship side and deals for Hull City duo Danny Graham and Jack Hobbs are by no means dead.

"Centre-half Hobbs was recalled by his parent club earlier this month, but Forest are still keen - despite signing another defender in Kevin Gomis on Thursday. Wigan and Reading are also said to be interested.

"And there is still a possibility of bringing in out-of-favour Tigers striker Danny Graham. The 28-year-old is way down the pecking order at the Premier League club following the recent signings of Nikica Jelavic and Shane Long.

"Forest, who came from 2-0 down to beat Watford on Thursday and are fifth in the table, have also signed Southampton defender Danny Fox and Algeria striker Rafik Djebbour in recent days."

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty

"Fulham's enquiry for Everton defender John Heitinga is an interesting potential deal as the Netherlands international previously decided to give West Ham United a wide berth in this window. Perhaps his fellow countryman Rene Meulensteen can succeed where Sam Allardyce failed.

"Galatasaray have also shown interest in Heitinga and if he goes this may prompt more activity at Everton, whose defensive resources would be reduced even further following Bryan Oviedo's serious injury."

BBC Sport World Service's John Bennett: "Lyon midfielder Clement Grenier says he won't be moving to Newcastle United on deadline day.

"At a press conference this morning the French international told reporters: 'I never had the intention of leaving the club this winter. We still have plenty of ambitions to achieve with at Lyon'."

Surely not, Billy? Tony is part of the furniture at Goodison Park. Perhaps he's on a daytrip to see the Spirit of Sport, external landmark on the roundabout there? The only possible explanation...

Billy in Bolton: Just seen Tony Hibbert getting off the train at Middlebrook near Reebok Stadium. Could this be the deal of the day?

Coventry City have revealed on their official website, external that they are in talks with Swansea City regarding a possible loan move for 21-year-old striker Rory Donnelly.

Donnelly will train with Coventry today, subject to an agreement being reached between the two clubs.

Just to add to David Ornstein's note [1003], Everton manager Roberto Martinez said yesterday that there could be more transfer business at Everton but it all depends on Heitinga's future.

"At the moment there is no real solution in his situation," said Martinez. "I think any sort of movement from now until the end of the window will depend on how Jonny's situation develops."

Get that fax sent, Rene.

Midfielder Faris Haroun joins Blackpool from Middlesbrough on a permanent deal until the end of the season while Millwall striker Andy Keogh joins on loan until the end of the season.

Sunderland have completed the signing of Scotland international Liam Bridcutt from Brighton and Hove Albion. The 24-year-old midfielder, who arrives on Wearside for an undisclosed fee, has signed a three-and-a-half-year deal.

BBC Sport's David Ornstein

"Fulham are exploring the possibility of signing Everton defender John Heitinga. Cottagers boss Rene Meulensteen has identified fellow Dutchman Heitinga as his preferred signing to replace Aaron Hughes if the 34-year-old Northern Ireland international moves to QPR.

"Meanwhile, Fulham hope to complete the signing of Germany midfielder Lewis Holtby on loan from Tottenham for the rest of the season and the west London club are also working on deals to recruit Manchester United midfielders Ryan Tunnicliffe and Larnell Cole, both of whom were coached by Meulensteen during his time at Old Trafford.

"However, their hopes of signing Olympiakos striker Kostas Mitroglou are in the balance after West Ham lodged a more lucrative offer to the Greece international."

Right then, guys. That clock is ticking - we've now got just 13 hours to go until the transfer window closes for business. You've got time for a quick brew and biscuit before I bring you some news from Craven Cottage...

BBC Sport World Service's John Bennett: "In Spain, Valencia have confirmed that former Barcelona star Seydou Keita has completed his move to the club after passing a medical.

"Keita won 14 trophies in four seasons with Barcelona between 2008 and 2012.

"The 34-year-old has signed on a free transfer from Chinese side Dalian Aerbin."

Up and down the country, Premier League managers are doing news conferences ahead of the weekend's action. However, they all have a cheeky smile on their face as journalists probe for any transfer clues. In his press call, Cardiff manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says the deal to sign Manchester United winger Wilfried Zaha is very, very close to completion.

MOTD presenter Gary Lineker

"Harry Redknapp's arriving for work."

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David Beckham was still stealing all the headlines 12 months ago, as he clinched his finale in Paris.

Other big moves on last January's deadline day saw AC Milan seal the signing of Mario Balotelli from Manchester City for £19m while QPR broke their club record to sign centre-back Chris Samba for £12.5m.

Premier League clubs spent about £120m in January, said accountants Deloitte, double the total of January 2012, but the figure was far short of the record level of £225m in January 2011.

What will 2014 bring?