The deadline for the January portable window is closer to the closer, and many players are still trying to secure the move.
If the reports are believed, there could be a lot of transmission activities before the window on Monday, February 3rd, closed at 11 pm, while players are looking for a new beginning and clubs look to amplify their teams for the second half of the season.
Here are five players who could be on the move ahead of the transfer period.
Marcus Rashford
Probably the player who needed the switch most, Rashford’s time in the Boyhood Manchester United is seemingly worse after some terrible comments from manager Ruben Amori.
The Portuguese boss has not included an attacker in any of his teams since December, and recently questioned his commitment to say that he would rather have his 63-year-old goalkeeper coach on the bench than Rashford.
Rashford, 27, has been on the verge of publicly citing his desire for a new challenge – but he is running out of time to secure the move.
The English international is associated with Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan, but their interest seemed to cool. Barcelona may be the last remaining Rashford option, but given their problems with players registration, it looks far from safe.
If the move does not come true, they may have to prove to Amorim that he is still capable of affecting Old Trafford.
Jhon Duran
Now the player who has certainly made an impact this season – although Durana’s future in Aston Vili looks far from safe.
The 21-year-old has shown his exceptional talent on the domestic and European stage this season, scoring 12 goals to score this season with the top scorer of the villa.
But still, Duran still plays another puzzle Ollie Watkins in advance, and discussing who should play, probably affects both players.
Villa is still seemingly holding Duran after rejecting West Ham’s interest in the summer, but with the Saudi club al-Nassr, allegedly, considering a huge £ 80m offer, Unai Emery and CO’s determination could be tested before the deadline.
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– Aston Villa (@Avfcofficial) November 4, 2024
Ben Chilwell
It is easy to forget Ben Chilwell is still a Chelsea player after spending the first half of the season in the so -called ‘Bomb Squad’.
The English left back has become available for blues, but from today it does not look closer to securing moves to get the minutes they are desperately needed.
Enzo Maresca recently left Chilwell from his FA Cup team to allow him to press forward with the move, but with just a few days, permanently looks a little probably.
The loan move for the second campaign could be the best bet of the 28-year-old to bring her career back on the right path.
Evan Ferguson
The temporary switch also looks probably for Evan Ferguson, who, after breaking into the scene as a teenager in the Premier League, is now on the edge in Brighton after an injury affected in 2024.
The Irish striker considered the young NO9 a long time ago, but now he is behind Joao Pedrola, Danny Welbeck and Georginia Rutter in the order of Fabian Hurzeller.
West Ham was declared a potential destination while looking for a player who will fill the void that Michail Antonio is injured, while Tottenham is also in the mix while desperately trying to strengthen their team affected by injury.
What goal of Evan Ferguson! 😍💫 pic.twitter.com/i6xjcahpo
– Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportspl) September 2, 2023
Olekandr Zinchenko
Zinchenko slid further down the Arsenal baking command after the appearance of Myles Lewis-Skelly to follow the arrival of Riccardo Califord, which means that in this term he started only twice in the Premier League.
As a result, Mikel Arteta can probably afford to leave the Ukrainian utility man, who will no doubt be interested in more minutes.
Borussia Dortmund is said to be one of the clubs interested in a 28-year-old, whose contract has reached the last year.
The loan movement before going in the summer seems to be a likely path forward for both sides.
