Transfer deadline day

Premier League clubs' transfer spend is now sustaining top-level football in other countries and that is a dangerous position that must not be celebrated.

But when that happens continuously it is leading the sport down a dangerous path. To put it all down to the bank balance of owners such as Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital is overly simplistic. Compare the top of the Bundesliga - Bayern, Dortmund, Leipzig, Leverkusen and maybe Gladbach and Frankfurt - to the rest and there is still some spending. I don’t think the English teams are going to enter in the first step.” Benfica are not going to sell Fernandez for much less than his £105m release clause because they are on a sounder financial footing in comparison to their domestic competition - yet such a fee would also bankroll their operation for some time. So we see in Germany that the Bundesliga is declining after Covid. We have fantastic stadiums here but we don’t have the content. Sometimes you need actors from other countries so the Premier League is taking the best from other countries. “It’s very hard to predict the future but the Premier League at the moment is Hollywood,” Empacher tells MirrorFootball. "In Germany it has something to do with the 50+1 rule. That is before knowing if they can finalise a £105m deal for Argentina midfielder Fernandez by 11pm tonight. It is already a de facto Super League.

As Deadline Day deals are discussed with po-faced seriousness today, we're pining for Jim White and the era when watching football clubs complete admin ...

“I don’t think we’ve ever had this before on a transfer deadline night,” White said in 2013, with the energy of a small child on Christmas morning. White left the station in the summer of 2021, with Fabrizio Romano having long usurped him as football’s transfer don. As with all the best creations before they jump the shark, early Deadline Day shows were both simple and brilliant. But, for all his popularity, will Romano ever have a day christened after him? A guilty pleasure for many, including those who secretly prefer transfers to the actual football, the whole charade now feels tired and dated. ‘Is that it?’, he wonders, mirroring the thoughts of millions across the nation.

The January transfer window has reached its climax and clubs across Europe are scrambling to make last ditch moves in the market.With plenty of huge d.

Get up to £40 in free bets on selected events. £20) on selected events at odds of 2.00+, in 7 days. “Why would I have driven to London in bad weather? It just made the whole situation a fiasco.” Bonuses expire in 7 days. [Liverpool snapped up Netherlands international Cody Gakpo](https://talksport.com/football/1288435/cody-gakpo-liverpool-move-psv-done/) early on while Arsenal have since landed Leandro Trossard.

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Chelsea appear to be ready to go back in for Benficas World Cup winner Enzo Fernandez before Tuesdays deadline; having been rebuffed in their latest ...

Who will be on the move this winter? You can also catch up with the ins, outs and analysis on Sky Sports News. "Firstly as a person, one of the most incredible people I've ever coached. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reports that United have received 10 proposals to take the fringe player on loan this month. It is understood the La Liga club want €15m for the player. Sheffield United forward Iliman Ndiaye has rejected an offer to join Everton, according to L'Equipe. "It's a position I don't want to get used to." Thomas Partey went off with a rib injury in the FA Cup defeat at Manchester City. Could Manchester United captain Harry Maguire be on his way out of Old Trafford? Midfield is the primary focus after seeing two bids rejected by Brighton for Moises Caicedo, the latest totalling £70m. The midfielder has once again told Benfica that he wants to join Chelsea. Chelsea have also tried to sign Brighton's Moises Caicedo and Everton's Amadou Onana this month to help bolster their midfield options.

Manchester United are expected to sign Marcel Sabitzer from Bayern Munich on loan, with the midfielder now in the UK. Follow all the latest news, rumours and ...