We're in for an interesting final few days of the January transfer window as the clock ticks down to deadline day. As things stand, there have been very few big-name moves confirmed in the winter training period, but there is time for that to change as last-minute deals are struck.

The latest Premier League transfer news with all completed deals made across the top-flight this January window.

Sources say Chilwell is not close to leaving the Blues, for whom he has appeared only once this season - as a substitute in the Carabao Cup win over League Two Barrow in September.

Virgil van Dijk is on the verge of agreeing a new contract with Liverpool. The Telegraaf report the centre-back, who is out of contract at the end of the season as it stands, will sign a new deal and commit his future to the club.

Victor Osimhen could not find a move away from Napoli last summer until a last-ditch loan move to Galatasaray. Still, it seems Premier League giants could soon finally make an attempt to land him. According to GIVEMESPORT, Manchester United have decided the Nigerian forward is a leading transfer target.

THE January transfer window is heating up with some MAJOR moves in the pipeline as Deadline Day rapidly approaches next week. Manchester United are reportedly closing in on the double signing of

The Winter window runs from January 2 to 11pm on Monday, February 3 and we will update the blog with Posh moves, all League One transfers and any news involving former London Road players.

Manchester City have been predictably busy in the January transfer window but they are not the only Premier League team throwing money around.

Nottingham Forest vs. Brighton, 7:30 a.m. Bournemouth vs. Liverpool, 10 a.m. Everton vs. Leicester, 10 a.m. Ipswich vs. Southampton, 10 a.m. Newcastle vs. Fulham, 10 a.m. Wolverhampton vs. Aston Villa, 12:30 p.m.

Araujo has been a key player for Paul Cook's side this season, and if he returns to Fulham it would likely be a big blow to their play-off hopes, as they currently sit in 10th place.

SELHURST PARK — In weather so rancid even the cheerleaders had their club-branded coats on, corkscrewing winds and rain rattling the iron roof like gunfire, 50 or so Crystal Palace fans stuck around to boo their team down the tunnel.

Niasse's next goal for City would then mean a lot to his temporary and parent clubs in equal measure, as he latched on to a delightful through-ball from Inter Milan loanee, Andrea Ranocchia, to slot the ball under Simon Mignolet and secure a 2-0 win over Liverpool at the MKM Stadium.