Transfer deadline: Spurs and Newcastle looking for transfers – live updates! | Football

January 31, 2022

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Jacob Steinberg

West Ham’s latest idea for a new striker is Benfica’s Darwin Nunez. They are still holding on to slim hopes of signing the Uruguay striker, but it seems unlikely at the moment. Benfica will not sell him cheaply, it could take around £70m for them to think about, and there are said to be plenty of competing interests surrounding the player.

David Moyes also wants a center back. Marseille’s Duje Caleta-Car is a long-time target, but the French club are reluctant to loan him out today.

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An update on this Liverpool storyof Mr Roman.

Fabricius Romano
(@FabrizioRomano)

Talks between Liverpool and Fulham over Fabio Carvalho will now enter the final stages. Proposal of 7 million euros on the table confirmed, but the structure of the agreement will be discussed: payment terms, fees and more. 🔴🇵🇹 #LFC

Fulham want Carvalho to stay on loan until the end of the season. pic.twitter.com/KNwHKi35xB

January 30, 2022

4:13 a.m. IS

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Here’s Andy Hunter in Lampard’s inbox at Everton. There have been no updates on Donny van de Beek’s loan from Manchester United this morning, but the Dutchman is expected to sign a deal until the end of the season.

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Newcastle have reportedly had an offer for Hugo Ekitike accepted by Stade Reims.. Eddie Howe and company have been following the young striker since the beginning of the month, with most expecting the move to be dead, after Newcastle signed Chris Wood. However, it seems that we are back. The fee is believed to be between £25m and £30m, plus add-ons.

4:03 a.m. IS

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Sid Lowe on Ousmane Dembele and a toxic ‘blackmail’ situation that could be resolved today.

4:01 a.m. IS

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Two potential transfers from that Mill which makes perfect sense. The first is the idea of Ruben Loftus-Cheek joining Everton and Frank Lampard. The youngster is absurdly talented but can’t seem to make it work at Chelsea on a consistent basis. He needs regular football, and with Conor Gallagher/Chelsea’s next big summer signing for next season, I can’t see how he’s going to play 30-40 games every year.

The other is Matt Targett from Aston Villa to Newcastle, who is completely reliable and is probably looking for a way out after the arrival of Lucas Digne. Targett is certainly good enough for a relegation scrap, but he’s the sort of Newcastle signing you can imagine scrapping in a couple of years, as the club works its way into… the top half!

3:50 a.m. IS

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A Cup, a Scone, and a Rumor Mill: Transfer Deadline Day has begun in earnest.

3:40 a.m. IS

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Eriksen will become the eighth Danish player at Brentford, and the second signed by Thomas Frank (a Dane) this month, after Jonas Lössl. Before Eriksen’s signing, despite playing just 23 Premier League games, they used more different Danes than any other team in the history of the competition.

3:37 a.m. IS

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Preamble

Happy transfer deadline day everyone! Such is the importance of the Gregorian calendar these days, I’m surprised you can’t buy Hallmark cards to mark the occasion. A Fabrizio Romano mug, perhaps. I’m sure there are probably some Jim White socks out there somewhere.

Anyway, let’s get straight to the point. Today’s news feels very Spurs-y. This is mainly due to the sheer number of players Tottenham have already missed out on in recent days: Liverpool signed Luis Diaz from Porto before Antonio Conte had the chance, while they stalled for most of January to sign. to Adama Traoré, only for Barcelona to do it. beat them.

In another blow, over the weekend Spurs couldn’t even get an Isthmian League First Division guy to sign, as talks with Ollie Tanner from Lewes, a 19-year-old who had previously been in the Arsenal academy, failed. One statement said:

Lewes Football Club would like to confirm that while the club and a Premier League club have agreed an agreement in principle for the transfer of Ollie Tanner, Ollie and the Premier Club were ultimately unable to agree personal terms and he remains a Lewes FC player. ”.

Oh! Spurs! Well, there’s still time today, and it looks like Dejan Kulusevski and Rodrigo Bentancur will sign on the dotted line today, as Conte attacks Italy over Juventus cuts.

We end this preamble with our first significant transfer of the day! Christian Eriksen, ex-Tottenham, has of course signed for Brentford! This is very exciting, and I think the whole football world will wish him well as he puts his cardiac arrest behind him and tries to force his way back into the Danish World Cup squad.

www.theguardian.com

George Lanington

George is Digismak’s reported cum editor with 13 years of experience in Journalism

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