Latest January transfer news and gossip
Blackpool and England legend Armfield dies
Watford sack Marco Silva and appoint Javi Gracia
Mauricio Pellegrino not worrying about job as Southampton drop
Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Alexis Sanchez latest
Swansea to face Liverpool (20:00 GMT)
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Manchester United
Image source, Alexis Sanchez/InstagramSanchez posted a clip showing him boarding a plane to a thumping rock soundtrack
Alexis Sanchez's last post on Instagram, external was a video clip on his story featuring him boarding a private plane.
Wonder where he could be going?
He's having his cake and eating it today.
Henrikh Mkhitaryan is 29 and on the brink of a big move.
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Image source, Getty ImagesAu revoir Alexis: Wenger and Sanchez on the training pitch last week, presumably for the last time
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Well today there could finally be some official confirmation on the biggest deals of January so far.
As soon as it's done we'll confirm it here.
Our correspondent David Ornstein was first to explain how the deal will work. Read it here.
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Manchester City
Manchester City are set to confirm midfielder Kevin de Bruyne has signed a lucrative long-term contract extension.
The 26-year-old Belgium playmaker's current deal is not due to expire until 2021.
However, the former Chelsea player's outstanding form since arriving from Wolfsburg for a then club-record £55m has prompted City to extend De Bruyne's stay at Etihad Stadium.
There's more on this story from the BBC's Simon Stone here.
Image source, Getty ImagesKevin de Bruyne in action
Everton
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton chief investor Farhad Moshiri eventually turned to Sam Allardyce after being unable to lure Marco Silva away from Watford
In a statement, Watford said they were "convinced" that 40-year-old Silva's appointment in May "was the right one" and, without "the unwarranted approach" they would have "continued to prosper".
"This has been a difficult decision and one not taken lightly," the club added. "The catalyst is that approach, something which the board believes has seen a significant deterioration in both focus and results to the point where the long-term future of Watford has been jeopardised."
Everton, who drew 1-1 with West Brom on Saturday and remain winless in six games, have yet to respond.
Silva has become the eighth Premier League manager to lose his job this season following changes at Crystal Palace, Everton, Leicester City, Stoke, Swansea, West Brom and West Ham.
Image source, Getty ImagesSpaniard Clotet has been relieved of his duties at Oxford
Another sacking....
League One club Oxford United have parted company with manager Pep Clotet.
According to the Oxford Mail, external it comes after a defeat by bottom club Bury on Saturday.
The club said the board took the decision "in the best interests" of Oxford United.
Its statement said: "Oxford United Football Club has today parted company with its manager, Pep Clotet.
"The Board has taken the decision after much consideration, and in the best interests of Oxford United FC.
We'll have more on this soon.
Image source, BBC Sport'Effective and balanced team, rather than thrilling'
Spanish football expert Andy West
Nobody in Spain will be surprised to see Javi Gracia back in management, because he has regularly been linked with a number of high-profile jobs - including Athletic Bilbao, Sevilla and former club Malaga - since leaving his brief tenure with Rubin Kazan last summer.
Most recently, he was reportedly lined up to take over at Espanyol if Quique Sanchez Flores decided to leave the Barcelona-based club and accept the offer he had from Stoke City.
You can read more about Gracia here.
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Watford change managers....again
Watford
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Watford coach Javi Gracia
There's a new man in the dugout at Vicarage Road.
Watford named Javi Gracia as their new head coach, hours after the Premier League club sacked Marco Silva.
Spaniard Gracia, who has signed an 18-month contract at Vicarage Road, has been out of work since leaving Russian club Rubin Kazan last June.
The 47-year-old previously spent two seasons with Spanish La Liga side Malaga, and also worked in Greece.
We'll find out a bit more about him shortly but first - some headlines.
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Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City beat Newcastle 3-1 at the Etihad stadium as they returned quickly to winning ways after their rare stumble at Anfield