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Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter
Liverpool fans have been in touch to question why Liverpool target Jeremy Jacquet would not be moving to Anfield from Rennes until the summer, considering his proposed £60m fee and with the Reds stretched for numbers in defence.
Former England and Arsenal forward Paul Merson is similarly bemused...
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Rob from Southport [@10:13]. Liverpool spent £446m in the summer and everyone crowned you champions. How much more do they need to spend to make you happy?
Brady, Leicester
Image source, Getty ImagesWe've had an update from BBC Sport women’s football news reporter Emma Sanders this morning on the future of England midfielder Georgia Stanway.
The two-time Euros winner is increasingly close to a summer move to Arsenal. We're awaiting paperwork for a pre-contract agreement but the move has been verbally discussed and Stanway has chosen to return to the Women's Super League when her current deal with Bayern Munich finishes at the end of the season.
The deal does not need to be signed this window but all parties are keen to sort it as soon as possible so they can concentrate on the rest of the season.
Speaking of the women's transfer window, the deadline is tomorrow, Tuesday 3 February at 23:00 GMT - and we will have a dedicated live page tracking all of the incomings and outgoings here on the BBC Sport website.
You can check out all of the deals that have been done so far by WSL clubs on our transfer tracker.
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Would love Manchester United to do some business today, but if we can't do a deal for a player that will improve the first XI then will be best to wait until the summer. Doesn't look like super Carrick needs reinforcements anyway!
Ric, Birmingham
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Image source, Getty ImagesCeltic have rejected a second bid in the region of £17m from Nottingham Forest for midfielder Arne Engels.
Engels, 22, has made 23 appearances in the Scottish Premier League this season, scoring four times and providing two assists.
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The return of Kai Havertz will, hopefully, be like a new signing for us. When I compare our injury list to this time last year, I'm thankful for who we've got.
Paul, Dublin
Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesChampionship strugglers Leicester City are in talks to sign midfielder Divine Mukasa from Premier League side Manchester City on loan for the remainder of the season.
Highly-rated teenager Mukasa has broken into the City first team this season, making six appearances in all competitions.
The 18-year-old may also sign a new contract at Etihad Stadium before a possible move into the second tier.
Interim Foxes boss Andy King confirmed interest in the player on Saturday, saying, external after the 2-0 loss against Charlton: “He [Mukasa] is a very promising young player. It’s something the club have been trying to pursue. If we can get him, that’s great news. We’ve seen a lot of him and we rate him very highly.”
Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent
Arsenal are working on a deal to sign teenage Hearts striker James Wilson.
The 18-year-old has already been capped by the Scotland national team and has scored eight goals in 21 starts for the Edinburgh club.
Initial discussions are over a proposed loan deal.
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BBC Sport reporter
Our man Nizaar Kinsella is looking into the latest on Axel Disasi as I type this.
Reports suggest the France defender has a medical scheduled at West Ham, but this has not yet been confirmed.
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Richard, Stevenage: West Ham need a central defender who will slot right into the starting XI and a replacement for Paqueta. Instead we're going to get a defender [Axel Disasi] who'll take about a month to get up to speed and a "we tried". Championship here we come.
Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter
Norwegian midfielder Sverre Nypan has returned to Manchester City from his loan spell at Championship side Middlesbrough.
The 19-year-old had joined Boro in the summer and went on to make 22 appearances in all competitions.
City signed the player from Rosenborg for £12.5m in the summer on a five-year deal.
City say he will now return to Manchester where his development will be overseen by Pep Guardiola and the the club's first-team staff.
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Disappointed to see the latest Liverpool transfer. Failed to get Semenyo and Guehi. Now, not only are we buying someone who's pretty unheard of, but he won't be joining until the summer?!?! What is going on at the club??? We've gone from dominance under Klopp, to clueless under Slot.
Rob, Southport
It's infuriating. I was astounded to hear about the Jacquet signing for Liverpool, but even more astounded that we're bringing him in the summer. Do they really expect us to survive until the summer relying on VVD and Konate to stay fit and Gomez to stay fit enough to play?
Jack, Liverpool fan
Rob and Jack are referring to Liverpool's £60m bid for Rennes' France Under-21s' centre-back Jeremy Jacquet, who is in the north west undergoing a medical but not expected to move to Anfield until the summer.
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesFulham are not expected to sign PSV striker Ricardo Pepi on transfer deadline day but retain an interest in the United States international going forward.
Pepi, 23, was keen on a move to Craven Cottage and Fulham were prepared to pay more than £30m to complete the deal.
However, reports in the Netherlands say any move was dependent on PSV securing a suitable replacement in time.
Neither Fulham nor Pepi expect the deal to be completed before Monday’s 19:00 GMT deadline.
Fulham have signed winger Oscar Bobb from Manchester City and are expected to revisit a move for Pepi in the summer, with first‑choice striker Raul Jimenez out of contract at the end of the season.
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Chris: To Leigh from Hertfordshire, Arsenal already have the title, even if you sign nobody you’ll still win. Manchester City and Liverpool are nowhere near good enough this year! Start writing your name on the trophy now!
Good morning if you're only just joining us! Nine hours to go until the window closes across England, Italy, Germany and France
In Scotland it shuts at 23:00 GMT and at 23:59 GMT in Spain.
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Arsenal supporter here - seeing breaking news that we’re going for Sandro Tonali, bit of a left field one! I know it’s an old call but I’d love to get Ollie Watkins.
Rich, Burgess Hill
Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent
Image source, Getty ImagesFulham have rejected an enquiry from Everton for midfielder Harry Wilson.
The approach is understood to have arrived last week but was turned down by the Cottagers.
Wilson is out of contract in the summer, when he can leave for nothing, but Fulham are adamant they do not want to sell the 28-year-old this month.
Talks over a new contract are currently on hold, but Fulham want to tie Wilson down to fresh terms.
Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport Newcastle United reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesNewcastle United insist midfielder Sandro Tonali is not for sale.
There have been reports that Arsenal are exploring a deadline day move for the Italian.
But it is understood - from Newcastle's end - that there has been no formal contact.
However, Leigh...
Not a striker or a winger but, according to Sky Germany's Florian Plettenberg, external, Arsenal are exploring a deadline day move for Sandro Tonali.
He says Newcastle have rejected an 'initial approach' and that it is 'very difficult at this stage'.
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