Newcastle United

Newcastle have signed 18-year-old midfielder Alfie Harrison from Manchester City for an undisclosed fee.

Harrison pens a deal until the summer of 2026.

He helped City to the under-18's Premier League title in 2022-23 and has scored eight goals and registered four assists in the competition this season.

Harrison initially joins Newcastle's academy.

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West Ham have a match tonight but could be quite busy off the field in the latter hours of the transfer window.

Said Benrahma is finalising his move to Lyon, negotiations are continuing with Real Betis over Pablo Fornals and there is also interest in Maxwel Cornet.

I am not getting the impression anything significant is happening around signings.

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Swansea City have signed Arsenal forward Charles Sagoe Jr on loan until the end of the season.

Sagoe Jr becomes the second player from the Gunners to join the Swans on loan this season and links up with Charlie Patino in south Wales.

The 19-year-old made his debut for Arsenal's first team in the Carabao Cup against Brentford in September 2023.

Sagoe Jr is Championship side Swansea's second January signing after winger Ronald joined for an undisclosed fee.

Swans head coach Luke Williams said last week he expects a "late flurry" of transfer activity before the transfer deadline on Thursday, 1 February.

The Welsh side are also working on a deal for Norwich City's Poland international Przemyslaw Placheta, a left-sided midfielder.

Joe Bevan has been bought by Burnley from Albion Rovers following this stunning strike in the Scottish Cup against University of Stirling.

This is what he can do...

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Cambridge have signed striker Macauley Bonne on loan from League Two side Gillingham until the end of the season.

The deadline day capture of much-travelled 28-year-old Bonne takes Cambridge's number of signings in the January transfer window to three.

He follows the arrival of fellow striker Lyle Taylor and on-loan full-back James Gibbons from League One rivals Bristol Rovers.

Bonne, who began his career with Colchester, has played for eight clubs.

He has a career league and cup goal tally of 97 from 366 games with Colchester, Lincoln City, Woking, Leyton Orient, Charlton Athletic (twice), QPR, Ipswich Town and the Gills.

His best days were at Orient, where he scored 45 league goals in 90 games for the O's.

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Rangers are working on getting a loan deal completed for Lens winger Oscar Cortes before the January transfer window closes on Thursday.

The 20-year-old joined the Ligue 1 club for £4m last summer from Colombian outfit Millanarios but has since made only made four appearances, scoring one against Reims.

Cortes made his international debut in June as a substitute against Iraq. He would become Rangers' third addition of the transfer window.

Portuguese winger Fabio Silva on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers was Philippe Clement's first signing as Rangers manager.

Ivory Coast midfielder Mohamed Diomande has arrived since from Danish club Nordsjaelland on loan with an obligation to buy in the summer.

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Bradford City have signed striker Calum Kavanagh from Championship club Middlesbrough on a two-and-a-half-year deal for an undisclosed fee.

The 20-year-old has played three first-team games for the Teessiders this term, after making his debut against Port Vale in the Carabao Cup.

Kavanagh has also played League Two football at Harrogate and at Newport, totalling three goals in 33 games.

"I am an energetic player," Kavanagh told the club website., external

"I like to press, get in behind players and get in people's faces and ultimately score goals. I am here to win games. I am looking forward to getting on the grass and showing what I am about, doing really well in this league and for this club."

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Blackpool have signed Sheffield Wednesday midfielder George Byers on loan until the end of the season.

The 27-year-old has scored 14 goals in 78 matches for the Owls across three seasons at Hillsborough and has played 22 games in the Championship this term.

After coming through Watford's ranks, Byers spent four seasons at Swansea, including a loan spell at Portsmouth, before joining Wednesday in 2021.

"It feels great to be here," Byers told the Blackpool website., external

"Having had a discussion with the gaffer here, he highlighted what his ambitions were. I'm looking forward to the second half of the season."

Byers won promotion from League One via the play-offs with the Owls last season and joins a Blackpool side sitting eighth in the table, just four points off the top six.

"Midfield is somewhere we feel needed reinforcing," said Seasiders head coach Neil Critchley. "George brings invaluable experience and technical quality."

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There was definite Nottingham Forest interest in Crystal Palace keeper Sam Johnstone but it now looks certain the England keeper will remain at Selhurst Park for the rest of the season.

Johnstone has not abandoned hope of forcing his way back into Roy Hodgson's starting line-up and believes Palace is his best option just now.

For a list of all of today's transfers from the Premier League and EFL, click here.

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Thomas Frank was asked before his side's game against Tottenham how he would feel about his squad if Brentford were to do no more business in the transfer window. His answer was succinct and to the point. "Happy," he said.

The arrival of Sergio Reguilon on loan filled a gap which has been gapingly open at left-back/wing-back since the club first lost the regular in that position Rico Henry and then his surrogate Aaron Hickey. Frank admitted that it was a situation that they had to resolve and in doing so he was satisfied.

The return to the playing squad of Ivan Toney may not be because of business in the murky waters of the transfer window but, and I know this is a cliché, it really does feel like a new signing has been made. Toney's absence was increasingly felt as the first half of the season progressed, especially as injuries took a toll and the impact on his reappearance was palpable. It was not just the goal that he scored but his all-round presence in that central forward role which is something which is hugely important.

Goalkeeper Hakon Valdimarsson and midfielder Yunus Emre Konak have also arrived this month, but as is the way with the club's model, they are seen as having potential and will be given the opportunity to develop within the system.

During his news conference on Tuesday, Frank refused to be drawn on discussing any interest in specific players but did admit with a smile that the club had been linked with many potential signings, up to a dozen. And while Frank himself would not confirm or deny, one of those has reportedly been Antonio Nusa. Over the past seven days it was initially said that the club had agreed a deal for the Club Brugge rising star, only for the move to hit a snag.

Frank reiterated the club's approach to transfers, citing examples such as Kevin Schade, saying that they are always tracking players and sometimes if a signing fails to materialise in one window, it does not preclude it from the next - the message being that if the remainder of the mid-season sales stay quiet for the Bees, it is still worth keeping an eye out for what goes on in the summer.

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Aston Villa's new signing Morgan Rogers has been on X, formerly known as Twitter, to thank his former club Middlesbrough.

"I want to thank everyone associated with Boro for a memorable time. To the players, the staff and also you fans for supporting me the short time I’ve been here," the England Under-20 international said.

"I’ll always be grateful of the fact I got to represent such an amazing club. I’ll see you all soon."

Tottenham Hotspur

Don't expect any Tottenham signings today.

On Tuesday, Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou said: "I don't see any incomings. Outgoings are a little bit different as I'm not totally engaged with it - other people are doing the work around that. I'd say unlikely on both fronts without ruling anything out."

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It promises to be a very quiet end to a very quiet transfer window for Everton.

I'm sure the Toffees will get the blame for other clubs being overly cautious as well.

Both Sean Dyche and director of football Kevin Thelwell have made it crystal clear that given our precarious financial situation, incomings are highly unlikely.

The honesty is refreshing and exactly what we've been calling for, after years of silence from the club. However, it lays bare the true extent of our past financial failures.

A fresh face would give both the players and fans a much-needed boost. And don't we need it. Two financial regulation charges, a takeover saga that shows no signs of ending and living off payday loans is enough to impact anyone with a heartbeat.

There have been a few murmurings of potential outgoings, with Arnaut Danjuma and Ben Godfrey the most likely to depart.

If either goes, hopefully some much-needed funds will then be freed up for us to at least bring someone in on loan.

The wide areas seem to be the ones we have lacked during this current barren spell. Both Jack Harrison and Dwight McNeil have been flogged to breaking point.

The hope was that we would have enough to get through the remainder of the season, but recent injuries have shown this is a squad that needs some serious reinvigorating. Fingers crossed for a late Christmas miracle on deadline day.

Mike Hughes: Think if it wasn't for FFP we would be seeing one or if not both of Eze and Olise arriving at Old Trafford for a medical today. I would predict after the inevitable shuffle at least one will be arriving in the summer.