Express Sport brings you all the latest January transfer news (Image: Getty)
As the January transfer window heats up, ‘s need for winter reinforcements is less desperate than it was a week ago after getting a draw at Anfield and beating on penalties in the third round.
appears to have found something with his recent team selections, but don’t be surprised to see things reshuffled at Old Trafford if United run into some cash.
‘s exit would help with that, while is reportedly attracting interest from . are also facing the prospect of losing a handful of stars who have struggled for minutes under .
While rivals sell up, are on a mission to strengthen. And fans could welcome new signings Abdukodir Khusanov and Omar Marmoush before long.
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Tottenham on brink of loan deal
youngster Alfie Dorrington is set to join Abderdeen on loan until the end of the season, according to Spurs academy specialists .
The centre-back, 19, has only made one appearance this season despite ‘s injury crisis.
But he will get a chance to earn his stripes north of the border if his temporary exit proceeds as it should, with Aberdeen fighting for third place in the Scottish Premiership.
Chelsea star Veiga reaches exit agreement
utility man Renato Veiga has reached a verbal agreement with Borussia Dortmund to join them this winter, according to .
But there is not yet an agreement between the clubs, with seeking a permanent move for the 21-year-old.
Veiga is fed up with his lack of game time at Stamford Bridge and wants to play centre-back on a regular basis.
forked out £12million to sign him from FC Basel in the summer and they are now looking for around £20m.
Clubs in Italy, France and England also sent enquiries to but BVB lead the race.
Renato Veiga has been used sparingly in the Premier League this season (Image: Getty)
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