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Still all quiet on the transfer front, but a record has been broken, with the £130m worth of deals done in this transfer window so far taking the total spending this season for Premier League clubs to £1bn, a new record. It is going to be interesting to see how much more will be spent today.

Want to know what deals could be done in the next few hours? Then read chief football writer Phil McNulty's piece on 10 deals that may happen.

Elsewhere, Chelsea captain John Terry says he is not being offered a new contract but a club spokesman insists he could still stay. Phil has also had his say on the matter, looking into why the Blues captain has decided to leave the Blues.

Finally, there may not have been many shocks, but there were still some great goals in the FA Cup fourth round. Watch them all here.

John Bennett
BBC World Service

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"Bayern Munich have serious problems at centre-back but it doesn't look like they'll be trying to solve them with a late signing.

"Jerome Boateng is out for three months with a muscle problem and yesterday Javi Martinez announced he has a knee injury.

"They join Medhi Benatia (thigh problem) inside the busy physio room at the club's Sabener Strasse HQ.

"But both CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Sporting Director Matthias Sammer are ruling out new signings.

"Rummenigge says "Good players are not being sold in the winter." (Don't tell that to Newcastle Karl-Heinz).

"Remember, Germany's transfer window shuts at 5pm tomorrow. So extra time for Bundesliga clubs."

Leicester City

Chris Forryan, Leicester Till I Die:

After summer target Demarai Gray finally arrived in January. Claudio Ranieri stated there would be no more transfer window signings.

This was blown out of the window within two weeks as Ghanan International Daniel Amartey arrived. A defensive midfielder, he could be viewed as a likely replacement for Gokhan Inler should he leave the club due to limited game time in a European Championship year.

Ranieri has expressed his desire to bring in another striker to cover for Ulloa & Okazaki whose form has been consistently inconsistent.

Alex Stewart
Football Manager computer game expert

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"Musa is a very rapid left inside forward with excellent attributes for pace, acceleration, and movement off the ball. His technical skills might let him down, though, as his dribbling, passing, and finishing stats are all below 15. 

"He does, however, register average ratings well above 7 in my save and scores an average of 12 goals per season. Leicester could have found a very good potential buy here."

We have asked Football Manager expert Alex Stewart - a man who is no stranger to snaffling bargains and spotting potential, all from the comfort of his own laptop on the popular computer game - to offer an alternative perspective on the transfer market.

Manchester United

Manchester United fans, fearing a lack of activity today?

Well, today's Mirror is reporting, external that the Red Devils are set to battle it out with Leicester for Ahmed Musa.

The Foxes have apparently already had two bids for the CSKA Moscow striker rejected.

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Some good news for Leeds United fans waking up on transfer deadline. No, you haven't signed another striker or beefed up your centre-half options. Nor has madcap Italian owner Massimo Cellino been bought out by someone less mental and more wadded.

But your talented teenage midfielder Lewis Cook says he is staying at Elland Road, despite Bournemouth's best efforts to whisk him away to the Premier League for a reported £8m fee.

"I’ll be here after the deadline," the England Under-20 international tells the Yorkshire Evening Post., external

“Some people make the choice to move to the Premier League at a young age and it doesn’t always work out for them. I love playing for Leeds.”

John Bennett
BBC World Service

French sports newspaper l’Equipe, external are reporting that Stoke have made a “one for the future” signing.

They say that the 18 year-old former France Under-16 striker Hakim Abdallah has joined the club from Brest on a three-and-a-half year contract.

John Bennett
BBC World Service

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"In France, league leaders Paris-Saint Germain won't be getting their chequebook out today and when they're over 20 points clear at the top of Ligue 1 who can blame them? 

"The likes of Edinson Cavani, Adrien Rabiot & Salvatore Sirigu are said to be unsettled but they're staying put at least until the summer. 

"So for deadline day activity, Marseille may well be the club to watch. The arrival of unpopular Florian Thauvin - on loan - was met with little or no enthusiasm by the fans & the club's President Vincent Labrune is under pressure to sign a striker. 

"So far in this window they've missed out on Bertrand Traore from Chelsea and Seydou Doumbia from Roma. Maxi Lopez from Torino is being linked and Marseille are also said to be interested in Stoke's Mame Biram Diouf."

Sunderland

Keith Charlton, Sunderland fan and SAFC Supporters Association committee member:

I still think we need a good goalkeeper. Harper is not the answer, we need some new defenders as O'Shea is well past his best and is slowing down. We also need a tall forward because at the minute the ball is being put to Defoe in the air, which he has no chance with.

Newcastle could be in for a busy day of transfer activity, but what about their neighbours Sunderland? No noises from there yet...

Arsenal

The answers are brief, but Arsene Wenger is also asked about Mathieu Debuchy - who is expected to leave the club before the day is out. Wenger confirms this will be on a loan deal: "It's now impossible to conclude a permanent move."

And as to whether he'll be staying in the Premier League the Frenchman replies: "Yes."

Wenger also confirms Serge Gnabry is set to go out on loan to a Championship side. "I know it is between two clubs but I don't want to confirm anything too early.  I want to give him some competition like we did last year with Francis Coquelin and if possible call him back."

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Sam Edwards
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Peterborough United boss Graham Westley on @BBCCambs, external: "I'd be surprised if things don't happen. We've been working on one or two bits. We're not certain whether the outgoings are going to happen - we are pretty confident something will happen coming in."

Posh have already made five signings this January, but sold striker Conor Washington to QPR for a reported £2.5m.

Simon March
Fantasy Football Champion

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"With 18 goals and eight assists in a relegated QPR side last season, Charlie Austin’s move to a highly-creative Southampton side will have set fantasy football managers on immediate alert. 

"If he can nail down a starting position, and particularly if he’s on penalties, Austin could emerge as a strong mid-priced forward option."

Simon March is the reigning champion of the Fantasy Premier League game,, external having beaten more than 3.5 million other managers to win the title in the 2014-15 season. He triumphed by 21 points and held the top position for 15 consecutive weeks - both records.  We've asked for his view on the transfer market, and how it might affect fantasy football players.

Southampton
Connor Armstrong, Southampton blogger and season ticket holder

Saints have already added Charlie Austin to their ranks in this January transfer window, meaning that they've recruited the most important addition to the current set-up - a natural goalscorer - ahead of deadline day. 

If there were to be one more fresh face at St. Mary's, a playmaker would be most welcome. 

Expecting it to be a totally silent day for Southampton, especially with Ronald Koeman going on record to say he wanted just one player this window. In Charlie Austin, he has his man.

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