Getty ImagesManchester UnitedPremier LeagueIns, outs and how Man Utd's January window could lookThere are unlikely to be many new faces arriving at Old Trafford next month but some big-name players could be heading for the exit door
Getty ImagesBayern MunichN. SchlotterbeckNico Schlotterbeck: The Bayern target who shut down Haaland The left-sided Freiburg centre-back has recently made the step up to the Germany national team and is among the best Bundesliga performers this season
Getty ImagesManchester CityPremier LeagueIns, outs and how Man City's January window could lookPep Guardiola's Premier League leaders may have enjoyed a stellar 2021 but there are still decisions to be made in the market this winter
GettyChelseaPremier LeagueIns, outs and how Chelsea's January window could lookThe Blues are normally more active than most big clubs in the winter market and could be tempted to move for a new defender
GettyManchester CityPremier LeagueMan City showing why Pep doesn't need a No.9 in JanuaryThe Catalan coach ruled out signing a replacement for Ferran Torres this winter, and with his side in magnificent attacking form, why wouldn't he?
Getty ImagesLiverpoolM. SalahIns, outs and how Liverpool's January window could lookThe Reds are in a good position heading into the New Year, but will Jurgen Klopp look to strengthen his squad further?
GettyC. EriksenAjaxWhich teams could Christian Eriksen play for next?GOAL takes a look at why Inter released the playmaker and potential clubs he could join
Getty ImagesManchester UnitedPremier LeagueMartial tells Rangnick he wants to leave Man UtdThe forward has fallen down the pecking order since Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival and is looking for a move elsewhere
Getty ImagesManchester CityF. TorresGuardiola won’t sign Torres replacement in JanuaryThe Premier League champions are happy with their attacking options and have no intention of spending next month
Getty ImagesBarcelonaF. TorresHow can broke Barca afford €55m Ferran Torres?The Blaugrana's financial troubles have been well documented, leaving many fans asking just how exactly they plan to pay for the Spain international
Getty ImagesBarcelonaManchester CityBarcelona agree €55m Ferran Torres dealGOAL can confirm the Liga giants will sign the Spain international in the January transfer window and will now aim to trim their squad
Getty/GOALChelseaRomaDid Chelsea make a massive mistake selling on-fire Abraham?The Blues are struggling to score goals, calling into question Thomas Tuchel's decision to allow the England striker move to Italy during the summer
Getty ImagesPremier LeagueBundesligaTransfer news and rumours: December 21GOAL takes a look at the biggest transfer news and rumours from the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and around the world
GettyPremier LeagueBundesligaTransfer news and rumours LIVE: December 20GOAL takes a look at the biggest transfer news and rumours from the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and around the world
GettyReal MadridBorussia DortmundReal Madrid interest in Haaland confirmed by DortmundThe Bundesliga club have given an update on the striker's future as he continues to attract transfer speculation
Getty ImagesJuventusSerie AIns, outs and how Juventus' January window could lookThe cash-strapped Bianconeri are hoping to offload a number of unwanted players in order to strengthen in key areas
Getty ImagesBayern MunichBundesligaIns, outs and how Bayern's January window could look The German champions are likely to wait until summer to spend money but have some outstanding issues to wrap up during the winter
Getty ImagesLiverpoolG. WijnaldumWhy leaving Liverpool has become a dangerous moveGini Wijnaldum's struggles at PSG have already seen him linked with a swift return to the Premier League, underlining the perils of quitting Anfield
Getty ImagesManchester UnitedA. MartialWill Martial get his wish to leave Man Utd?The France international's agent has claimed that the forward wants to depart Old Trafford this winter having made just 10 appearances this season
Getty ImagesD. VlahovicFiorentinaHow Vlahovic became January's No.1 transfer targetOnly Robert Lewandowski has netted more times this year than the Serbian striker, who is now wanted by a host of clubs across Europe
Getty/GOALJuventusP. DybalaIs Dybala's €92m Juventus deal a total waste of money?The Argentina attacker is undeniably talented, but the 28-year-old has been blighted by muscular problems over the past two years
Getty/GOALNXGNArsenalIs Arsenal-linked Stoica truly 'the Romanian Mbappe'?The 19-year-old forward is averaging a goal or an assist every 72 minutes for FCSB this season, more than four years on from his professional debut
Getty/GOALPremier LeagueR. LukakuWhy Lukaku & other stars are signing with Roc NationIn an exclusive interview with GOAL, Michael Yormark says that many of football's biggest names want a greater say in how the game is run
Getty ImagesE. HaalandBorussia DortmundRaiola names four teams Haaland could joinGOAL has learned Real Madrid is the striker's preferred destination and the Norway international could move at the end of the season
Getty ImagesChelseaW. FofanaChelsea consider Fofana as Rudiger replacementThe Foxes are braced for transfer interest in the young centre-back as the European champions prepare for potential end-of-season departures
GettyArsenalT. ParteyPartey's Arsenal struggles: What's wrong with £45m star?The Ghana international was expected to be a major hit with the Gunners, but his form is becoming a major concern for Mikel Arteta
Getty ImagesChelseaA. Szalai'Hungarian Van Dijk': Who is Chelsea target Attila Szalai?It was claimed that the Fenerbache star's move to Stamford Bridge was a "done deal" in recent days, so what kind of player could the Blues be getting?
GettyNewcastle UnitedPremier LeagueLingard at 10 & Bale over Hazard: Newcastle fantasy XIWith the Magpies expected to spend big during the January window, former midfielder Rob Lee casts an eye over some of the potential targets
GOALNXGNZ. VancsaZalan Vancsa: Hungarian wonderkid earning PL interestThe 17-year-old winger has a host of top European clubs monitoring his progress after enjoying a breakout year with MTK Budapest
GOALNXGNFulhamFabio Carvalho: Europe's elite on alert for Fulham wonderkidReal Madrid, Barcelona, Liverpool and Chelsea are among the clubs monitoring the 19-year-old after he turned down a new deal at Craven Cottage