Arsenal

Hang on, does Arsene think the transfer window closes at 6pm!? 

I think that says all you need to know about his plans for today...

#quietdayforArsenal

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is out speaking to the media this morning - previewing Tuesday's home match with Southampton. 

But today is transfer deadline day. What everyone wants to know is: Can you be sure Arsenal won't be signing anyone today?

Wenger: "Well, 100% is difficult to say, 99% yes. But you know always anything can happen. Somebody can knock at your door. If Lionel Messi knocks at my door at ten to six tonight I will not say please go back to Barcelona..."

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Manchester United

F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton, an Arsenal fan, going to Manchester United? Can't see it happening...

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio 5 live

"Leicester are short in numbers in forward areas. I think they need to add at least one, possibly two; perhaps a number 10 and an out and out striker. There's a barrel load of names. Loic Remy - I'm hearing rumours there's been a deal agreed. Berahino - I mean I wouldn't put it past Leicester to try and jump in on that. I know it's a lot of money. Money's not a major issue. The owners are quite affluent people.”

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Boo Pat, don't spoil the fun. Saido Berahino's potential move is, at the moment, the big talking point of an otherwise quiet deadline day.

Still, plenty of time yet for things to change...

Pat Murphy
BBC Radio 5 live

"Still no movement on the Saido Berahino story, with West Brom continuing to insist he's not for sale this transfer window.

"Newcastle have registered an interest and I understand they would bid more than £20m for Berahino, but a deal today would leave Tony Pulis little room for bringing in any late replacements.

"But the key point is that West Brom's owner Jeremy Peace doesn't want to do a deal today. It would take a major bid to get him to the negotiating table."

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David Ornstein
BBC Sport

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"Crystal Palace striker Dwight Gayle could leave the club before the transfer window closes. Swansea and Leicester City are reportedly keen to sign the 26-year-old, who has dropped down the pecking order at Selhurst Park since the arrival of Emmanuel Adebayor. It is understood that at this late stage, there is only a small chance a deal will be struck - but it is a deal that could happen.

"Meanwhile, contrary to some reports Palace are not planning a move for Hull City midfielder Mo Diame, but the Eagles are considering a last-minute move for an unnamed player."

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

Boss Alex Neil has confirmed that Norwich expect to sign Ebou Adams from Dartford. But he's one for the future like Ben Godfrey - who joined from York earlier this window.

Stoke City

Jason Martin, writer at FourTwoThreeOne Stoke blog:

What we need above all is a third winger. Shaqiri and Arnautovic are fantastic options but both are susceptible to injury or dips in form. Beyond them we lack depth and resort to square pegs in round holes, particularly on the left wing.

Other options include a centre midfield player of the N’Zonzi ilk, which Imbula would likely fit if a move from Porto materialises, and a centre back if Shawcross’ injuries persist.

Hughes sees it differently, and has seemingly made the centre forward role his priority this window. Berahino and Remy have been linked, whilst a late bid attempt for Adebayor was also rumoured. We’ll have to see what happens come the deadline!

Stoke City

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Stoke City chairman Peter Coates has just been on BBC Radio 5 live and dismissed speculation linking the club with Dynamo Kiev forward Andriy Yarmolenko.

Coates does, however, confirm Stoke are trying to get a deal done for an unnamed player, but that "it is not easy".

One to keep an eye on.

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Once again it is John Terry who dominates the back page of the Guardian.

They do, however, have an interesting transfer piece inside,, external claiming Fulham have angrily called off Moussa Dembele’s proposed £6m move to Tottenham after a disagreement about the centre-forward’s loan-back arrangement.

Will that get resolved today?

No significant deals have gone through yet, but there's still plenty of time to go with 14 hours until the transfer window closes in England. The deadline, of course, is midnight in Scotland.

Want to know what deals could be done today? 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.

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Seven years ago Andrey Arshavin was on the move on transfer deadline day - joining Arsenal from Zenit St Petersburg on the back of his spectacular showings for Russia at the previous summer's European Championship. 

Could he be on the move again today? According to reports in Russia,, external the 34-year-old forward is about to become a free agent, with his contract with Kuban Krasnodar set to be cancelled...

Any Premier League teams willing to take a gamble?

Gra Fra: If i were a famous footballer I would visit random parts of the country on deadline day just for fun.

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Pat Murphy
BBC Radio 5 live

"West Brom have signed Tottenham midfielder Alex Pritchard on loan until the end of the season. He's expected to go straight into the squad for tomorrow night 's home game against Swansea.

"Pritchard, who's 22, had a productive loan spell last season at Brentford being named in the PFA's Championship Team of the Year."

We may have a DONE DEAL folks...

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales

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"Having signed Italian forward Alberto Paloschi from Chievo, Swansea's priority today will be to sign a midfielder.

"There is a void to fill following Jonjo Shelvey’s move to Newcastle, but the Swans are understood to be unwilling to let striker Bafetimbi Gomis follow him to St James’ Park.

"The Welsh side could, however, be open to offers from foreign clubs for the French international, who has fallen out of favour at the Liberty Stadium.

"One of the most peculiar moves of the transfer window could come at Swansea’s arch rivals Cardiff.

"The Bluebirds are set to sign Danish striker Kenneth Zohore on loan – but only once he has completed a permanent move to Belgian club Kortrijk, who are also owned by Vincent Tan.

"Cardiff have the Football League’s blessing for that move, and they are also hopeful of signing Wales forward Tom Lawrence on loan from Leicester until the end of the season."

John Bennett
BBC World Service

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"Serie A always provides some deadline day drama.

"After signing Stephan El Shaarawy Roma's new boss Luciano Spalletti will bring in Genoa midfielder Diego Perotti.

"Meanwhile, Fabio Quagliarella is a name that will keep cropping up. The 33-year-old Torino striker is being linked with Sampdoria.

"And another high profile player looks set to join Ashley Cole in the California sunshine. Former Manchester City midfielder Nigel De Jong is said to be joining LA Galaxy."

Back in the real world, there's a whole host of Premier League news conferences today - previewing the full schedule of fixtures over Tuesday and Wednesday. 

Arsenal are first up, from about 09:00 GMT. Who knows, maybe there'll be a dramatic unveiling...

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