Waching daily Jan 31 2019

Transfer news LIVE: Thursday January 31Arsenal are today preparing to confirm a loan deal for Barcelona midfielder Denis SuarezMan Utd star Marcus Rashford has been identified as a £100m target by Real MadridChelsea are in the market for a midfielder with Nicolo Barella among the options for Maurizio SarriLiverpool defender Virgil van Dijk is the player Manchester United need according to Rio Ferdinand07

01 UPDATE: Chelsea eye late Watford raid Chelsea could make a last-ditch move for Watford's Abdoulaye Doucoure to bolster their midfield ranks, reports claim

 Doucoure has forged a reputation as one of the best players outside of the Premier League's big six during his time at Vicarage Road

 And the Mirror reckon Chelsea could move for the Frenchman today, in the wake of Wednesday night's chastening 4-0 defeat to Bournemouth

 Watford are likely to demand around £50m for Doucoure, who has also been targeted by Paris Saint-Germain during January

06.53 UPDATE: Man Utd exit ON Manchester United are poised to part ways with Marouane Fellaini as midfielder edges closer to a move to China

 Injury has restricted Fellaini's playing time under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, but he is not in the Norwegian's plans

 The former Everton star is now set for the Chinese Super League, with Shandong Luneng believed to be his destination

 A deal could be delayed until next month, with the Chinese transfer window open until February 28

06.40 UPDATE: Celtic chasing loan deal Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers is eager to seal a deadline-busting loan deal for Borussia Dortmund ace Jeremy Toljan today

 It is anticipated Toljan will link up with the Scottish Premiership leaders until the end of the season, with the option of a permanent deal

 On Wednesday night, Rodgers revealed he was hopeful of completing one more January signing to bolster his team's title bid

 "We would hope we could get at least another one in," Rodgers said. "We know specifically what we want, so hopefully we can do that

"06.30 UPDATE: Liverpool raid revelation Liverpool star Virgil van Dijk is the man Rio Ferdinand would love to see Manchester United lure away from Anfield

 Ferdinand conducted a Q&A on Twitter ahead of Liverpool's Premier League draw with Leicester on Wednesday night

 And that's when he revealed he would love to see United get former Southampton ace Van Dijk on board

 "I'm going @VirgilvDijk. the position we're in most need! #AskRio," Ferdinand said, when asked which player he would take to United

06.20 UPDATE: Chelsea want one deal Chelsea are still eager to snap up a midfielder before the transfer window shuts at 11pm tonight

 Chelsea waved goodbye to Cesc Fabregas earlier this month as the two-time Premier League winner joined Monaco

 They missed out on target Leandro Paredes earlier this week as the Argentine signed for Paris Saint-Germain

 However, Express Sport understands they have Nicolo Barella in their sights, despite Cagliari's insistence he will stay put

06.10 UPDATE: £100m Man Utd plot Manchester United star Marcus Rashford is the target of a £100m plan being devised by Real Madrid, reports claim

 Rashford is enjoying a strong run of form which began just prior to Jose Mourinho's sacking back in December

 And Real are set to launch an end-of-season raid to prise him away before United have the chance tie him down with a new deal

 The Sun claim Real are willing to pay £100m for the forward, as well as offering him £250,000 a week to head to the Bernabeu

06.00 UPDATE: Arsenal announcement TODAY Arsenal are set to announce the loan signing of playmaker Denis Suarez from Barcelona today

 The Gunners resurrected a deal for Suarez on Tuesday and he jetted in to London yesterday to finalise the move

 Barcelona jumped the gun by confirming the deal, prior to deleting the article from their website

 However, the switch is on and Arsenal will announce the arrival of Suarez later today

05.55 UPDATE: Transfer news LIVE Transfer news LIVE is up and running with all of the latest updates on what's sure to be an exciting deadline day

 Express Sport will bring you news and gossip with Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool all potentially sanctioning deals

 The Premier League's January transfer window slams shut at 11pm tonight. So stay tuned as all of the big hitters make late forays into the market and cast off unwanted players

For more infomation >> News24 - Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal announcement TODAY, £100m Man Utd plot, Chelsea want one deal - Duration: 6:44.

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Promis news - "Makel? Los!": In neuer VOX-Show dreht sich alles um die Schönheit - Duration: 1:15.

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Chelsea transfer news: Chelsea 'eye deadline day move for Watford star Abdoulaye Doucoure' - Duration: 3:07.

For more infomation >> Chelsea transfer news: Chelsea 'eye deadline day move for Watford star Abdoulaye Doucoure' - Duration: 3:07.

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Man City News - History suggests Liverpool are on track to secure their first ever Premier League t - Duration: 3:41.

 Liverpool hold a five-point lead at the top of the Premier League at the end of January

 Here, we take a look back at how other teams have fared in the title race from this stage of the season in the competition's history

 In the 26 previous Premier League seasons, the side top of the table at the end of January has gone on to win the title on 20 occasions

 The exceptions were Manchester United, coming from behind to overhaul Norwich (1993), Newcastle (1996) and Arsenal (2003), and the Gunners pipping United three times (1998, 2002, 2004)

 Over those 26 seasons, the average lead held by the side at the top at the end of January is 5

2 points.  Liverpool's five-point lead puts them slightly below this figure.  The biggest gap enjoyed by any side at this stage is 15 points, achieved by Manchester City last season and United in 2001

 Chelsea were 14 points ahead in 2006 and United 13 in 1994.  Only one side with a lead of six points or more at the end of January has failed to win the title – Newcastle in 1996

 The Magpies were nine points clear, but famously capitulated in the run-in to allow United in

 Manager Kevin Keegan succumbed to United boss Sir Alex Ferguson's mind games, exploding with his oft-mimicked "I'd love it" rant

United eventually won it by four points.  The other most significant fightbacks saw United come from five points behind to overhaul Arsenal in 2003, while the Gunners recovered a four-point deficit at the end of January 1998 to pip United

 Not all statistics from this stage of the season can tell the full story, however, as leads can continue to change hands

 City led from United on goal difference only in 2012 before moving two points clear

They then surrendered that position to fall eight points behind, but they staged a remarkable recovery to win on goal difference

 Liverpool's current position compares favourably with that of other first-time Premier League winners

 Arsenal had to come from four points behind at the end of January for their first title in 1998, and United trailed Norwich by a point in 1993

 City led only on goal difference in 2012, while Leicester were three points ahead in 2016 and Blackburn four in 1995

 Only Chelsea, 10 points ahead in 2005, have had a huge lead.