The transfer window may be closed, but the rumour mill keeps on moving...
The Sun is reporting that Liverpool are interested in signing Barcelona midfielder Seydou Keita.
The paper say that a deal could be done for as little as £2 million for the 32-year-old.
We are sceptical that Liverpool need another midfielder, given the already congested competition for places.
Keita will be a bargain for somebody, but we're not convince he will land up at Anfield.
Part-time Arsenal forward Carlos Vela is keen that he does not return to the Emirates.
He is currently on loan at Real Sociedad, his second spell in Spain, and it looks like he finally wants to settle.
The Mexican has been on Arsenal's books for several years now without breaking through, so its probably time to cut him adrift and get what they can for him.
The Mail report that Fulham striker Andy Johnson is embroiled in a contract dispute with his club.
He did really well at the start of the season but has struggled for goals lately.
There were reports he could be off to QPR or Wigan in January, and the paper report that QPR are monitoring the situation with a view to signing him in the summer.
The Mirror have today reported quotes from the Shakhtar Donetsk president, stating that Willian is likely to be off in the summer.
He confirmed that Chelsea are the interested club, and the Ukrainian club rejected a bid in January.
The winger would be a useful addition to the Chelsea squad, but the question is, now he is confirmed as being up for sale, will other clubs try to swoop in with a move?
And finally, here is our take on the Mail's story that Daniel Sturridge could be leaving Chelsea.
It states that Arsenal are preparing a bid, and would offer the chance of playing through the middle rather than out wide.
We agree he is probably being mismanaged at present, but Chelsea would be crazy to allow him to go, let alone to a rival club.
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