The Premier League's January transfer window is upon us with Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United all set to be busy.
Chelsea have made the biggest splash with the signing of Borussia Dortmund's Christian Pulisic with Gonzalo Higuain joining him on loan from AC Milan. Don't expect the Blues to stop there, however, with Cagliari's Nicolo Barella and Zenit's Leandro Paredes still on their radar. And what of outgoings with the futures of Eden Hazard and Callum Hudson-Odoi firmly up in the air. Liverpool were the summer's biggest spenders with no fewer than four new arrivals. Goalkeeper Alisson was the headline-grabber with the Brazilian already proving worth every penny of the world-record fee the Reds shelled out for the Brazilian. Could Jurgen Klopp bolster his title challengers this month?
United got a couple of new faces in through the door in the summer but it hasn't made a difference with Jose Mourinho out and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in. Will he spend them out of trouble in the January sales? We will have all the latest news, views, rumours, gossip and done deals right here so don't touch that dial.
Manuel Pellegrini does not know whether wantaway striker Marko Arnautovic has played his last game for the club.
Arnautovic did not travel with the Hammers for last weekend's defeat at Bournemouth after revealing he wants a big-money move to China.
West Ham have turned down an initial bid of £35million from Shanghai SIPG and maintain they do not want to lose their joint top-scorer.
Pellegrini wants to keep the Austrian, at least until the summer, but will agree to the sale this month if his price tag is met.
Yet despite the speculation, Arnautovic remains at the club and has trained with his teammates all week.
Japan international Takashi Inui has moved from Real Betis to fellow La Liga side Alaves on loan for the remainder of the season.
The 30-year-old midfielder has spent the last four seasons in the Spanish top flight, first signing for Eibar in 2015 from Eintracht Frankfurt.
He left on a free transfer to Betis last season after his contract with Eibar expired, but has failed to make an impact at the Seville club, appearing in eight league games and failing to score.
Arnautovic did not travel with the Hammers for last weekend's defeat at Bournemouth after telling the club he wants a big-money move to China.
But despite the speculation, the Austrian remains at West Ham and has trained with his team-mates all week.
The Hammers head to Kingsmeadow in the FA Cup fourth round on Saturday and Pellegrini said: "On Friday, we will see the names of the players in the squad list.
"Marko is working with us without any problems. It is impossible for me to know the future."
Giovanni van Bronckhorst has managed Feyenoord for three-and-a-half seasons and won the league in 2017.
But his time will be up at the end of this current season.
"Gio has done a great job here and is still doing well," technical director Martin van Geel told the club's official website.
"We were therefore happy to sit down with him next month, as planned, for the first time to talk about a possible contract extension."
He added: "Gio is an emotional person and if he himself has the idea of wanting something different after this season, we can only respect that."
“I am basically multi-tasking three or four jobs at once. It is really difficult physically and emotionally and mentally to cope in a situation like this.
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