Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Paris St-Germain are in advanced talks with Chelsea midfielder Hakim Ziyech and Inter Milan defender Milan Skriniar.

It is understood both permanent transfers and loan deals with options to buy remain possible for the duo.

Despite excelling during Morocco’s run to the World Cup semi-final, Ziyech has not been able to hold down a regular place at Chelsea.

Skriniar’s contract is due to expire at the end of the season and PSG have followed up previous interest in the 27-year-old Slovakian.

Nottingham Forest

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Jonjo Shelvey has passed his medical at Nottingham Forest, Sky Sports is reporting., external Shelvey, whose contract expires in the summer, has been at Newcastle since 2016.

The 30-year-old is a veteran of 270 Premier League experiences - including 23 goals and 27 assists - with Liverpool, Swansea and Newcastle.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport reporter

It’s looking more likely that Liverpool will agree a loan move for Reading striker Natasha Dowie before the WSL deadline.

It’s been a deal that has been bubbling over for the last 48 hours.

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John: Sign Nicolo Zaniolo, doesn’t matter how much it costs.

Barney: I want Zaniolo, Alex Scott and Lucas Moura.

Zach: A creative right-back like Max Aarons, as it is evident creativity is lacking at Bournemouth.

Harrison: Number one priority has to be a creative central midfielder - we've really struggled for goals this season and especially since Solanke has been out injured. We also need a long-term right-back replacement for Adam Smith, who sadly doesn't have the pace for this level any more. Some more depth in midfield could be handy.

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Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

Bournemouth are adding defensive reinforcements and will today sign Ukrainian international Illya Zabarnyi.

The 20-year-old central defender is due to fly in today for a medical to complete his move from Dynamo Kiev.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

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Brighton's stance is unchanged on midfielder Moises Caicedo. He is going nowhere today.

Arsenal returned with a second bid on Monday, worth around £70m, but that was rejected too.

David Ornstein
Football correspondent, The Athletic

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Arsenal are advancing towards an agreement to sign Jorginho from Chelsea. The 31-year-old Italy midfielder is now the most likely deadline day recruit. There is acceptance at Arsenal that Brighton's stance on Moises Caicedo means the pursuit of the 21-year-old Ecuadorian is over.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Leicester have agreed a £15m deal with Stoke for Australia defender Harry Souttar.

The Foxes have been monitoring Souttar’s situation for a number of weeks and although there has been plenty of interest in the 24-year-old, it was always likely he would move to the East Midlands.

Born in Aberdeen, Souttar started his career at Celtic before moving on to Dundee United and then joining Stoke in 2016.

He opted to play his international football for Australia, where his mum, Heather, was born.

He excelled at the World Cup in Qatar and is now about to make a move to the Premier League.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on the Football Daily

It's just amazing, the spending. You cannot accuse Todd Boehly of not putting his money where his mouth is.

It seems from the outside that they are making it up as they go along.

It's like....'any good player about, we'll pay whatever, we'll bring him in.'

I saw Enzo Fernandez at the World Cup and he was really influential. They are buying potential because he is still a young man. He is miles off the finished article.

It's incredible Chelsea are going to pay that amount of money [120m euros]. But January is a crazy month.

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David Ornstein
Football correspondent, The Athletic on Football Daily

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Chelsea had their initial approach for Enzo Fernandez pushed back. Benfica were adamant they would only let him go for a 120m euros release clause.

Chelsea's offer is up to 120m euros but it hasn't been agreed. That would suggest there are issues with how Chelsea want to pay it and how Benfica want to receive it.

We know that Fernandez wants to make the move. He has agreed personal terms with Chelsea and they will try to thrash it out during the coming hours.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

You have to imagine the phones will be taking a real bashing at Everton as they enter the final day of the transfer window with no new signings and a new manager in Sean Dyche - rather like they entered it last January after Frank Lampard succeeded Rafael Benitez.

Lots of links with Chelsea's Conor Gallagher, who will not be coming as he does not fancy a move to Goodison Park, Rennes forward Kamaldeen Sulemana and free agent Andre Ayew.

What is certain is they need something with Everton lying 19th in the Premier League with just 15 points from 20 games.

Norwich City

One brings two.

Arsenal winger Marquinhos, 19, has joined Championship side Norwich on loan for the rest of the season.

He has made six first-team appearances for Arsenal this season.

Leeds United

Our first deal of the day!

Leeds have completed the signing of 18-year-old centre-back Diogo Monteiro from Swiss side Servette FC.

He has signed a a three-and-a-half year contract at Elland Road and will initially join up with Michael Skubala’s Under-21s squad, as they continue to battle for promotion from Premier League 2 Division 2.

Head over to the Leeds page for more transfer updates.

Isco recently cancelled his Sevilla contract. Could he be headed for the Bundesliga?

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Maluno: Southampton are at the foot of the table because they lack a top-class striker. The departure of Danny Ings was the start of the slide and ultimately cost Ralph Hasenhuttl his job. Nathan Jones will, through no fault of his own, go the same way unless a quality, proven goalscorer is signed in this window.

Joe: Just a goalscorer. I don't even care who any more, just someone who at some point in their career has scored better than one in two in some league and knows where the back of the net is.

Nick: We desperately need a top-quality, proven out-and-out number nine otherwise sadly I think we will go down.

Ian: We need an experienced striker. Been saying it for two seasons as we've not replaced Danny Ings. If we don't get a decent striker we'll be relegated. Every fan knows it and has been crying out for it. Please can we buy a striker? Not one with "promise" this time, someone used to scoring goals. I know it's not easy, but we've had months to search.

Brian: Saints need a proven Premier League striker. They should seriously pursue Teemu Pukki.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport reporter

I'm told Leicester City striker Natasha Flint's move to Celtic is expected to go through before the WSL deadline. Not expecting any more outgoings at Leicester after that unless there's late changes.

Also understand Reading midfielder Chloe Peplow's season-long loan with Crystal Palace has been mutually terminated.

Other options are currently being explored but she is not expected to return to Reading.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on the Football Daily

It just seems to me from the outside that this is Pep Guardiola flexing his muscles. It looks like there has been some sort of fall out.

At this moment in time Manchester City fans will be thinking 'blimey, we've got a lot to do in the Premier League because Arsenal are absolutely flying'.

Many City fans would consider Cancelo still as their best full-back so this is a real surprise.

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Does the exit of Joao Cancelo leave Manchester City a bit short?

Pep Guardiola notoriously likes working with small squads, but the Blues will have just 19 outfield players left in their first-team squad.

That includes 18-year-old Rico Lewis, who has become a regular feature post World Cup. It also includes Cole Palmer, 20, and Sergio Gomez, 22, who have only played a combined 216 minutes in the Premier League this season.

With Guardiola's side still competing in the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup, do they need a replacement?