Surprise surprise I heard a rumour we’re in for Ronaldo, I’d piss myself if our £12.93 offer was accepted…
Amazing how much money have made/will make from Academy players that haven’t played an awful lot.
Agree contract extension at Barcelona, join Arsenal on loan 
https://twitter.com/SkySportsNews/status/1090656300973936641
Summary
- Transfer window closes in England at 23:00 GMT, midnight in Scotland
- Wolves sign Otto permanently for £18m
- Man Utd agree deal to sell Fellaini to Chinese club Shandong Luneng
- Leicester favourites to sign Monaco midfielder Tielemans
- Arsenal hopeful of signing PSG midfielder Nkunku, deal for Inter’s Perisic unlikely
- Newcastle close to club-record deal for Paraguay attacker Almiron
- Defender Mings set to leave Bournemouth - Villa keen
Ian Dennis
Radio 5 live senior football reporter at the Amex Stadium
Real Betis working on a deal for Vincent Janssen but both Burnley and Cardiff have also expressed an interest for the Spurs striker.
Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl is currently speaking to the media before his side’s game at Burnley on Saturday.
He has suggested striker Charlie Austin could leave today if the club can find a replacement.
“We don’t want to send him away,” Hasenhuttl said.
“If there is an option and we can get someone in then it could be that this works. Until now it is not done.”
Asked if the club’s transfer business was done, the Austrian said: "No not yet.
"On the last day options come up and it show us chance to get an interesting player. We are still busy.
“The last day is a day everyone stops with their poker and the cards come on the table.”
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More from the Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl on links to Danish right back Joakim Maehle and Norwegian full back Omar Elabdellaoui:
“I don’t want to speak about general names, when suddenly there is a possibility you have to grab it with both hands.”
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12:24
BREAKING NEWS
Sky Sources: Burnley have had a second bid turned down by Birmingham City for striker Che Adams.
12:23
CHE OR GO?
Sky Sources are telling us there is no movement on the Che Adams deal to Southampton .
Burnley remain favourites to sign Birmingham City’s star young striker Adams, if a deal can be done before tonight’s deadline, SSN has been told.
BREAKING NEWS
Birmingham City have told Burnley that under the terms of their EFL transfer embargo, they are not allowed to sell Che Adams and then loan him back, and so they are not interested in doing a deal, Sky Sports News understands.
Burnley were exploring that possibility as a compromise, so that Adams could be bought now, abut remain at St Andrews for the remainder of this season.
BREAKING NEWS
Southampton have rejected loan proposals from four Premier League clubs for striker Charlie Austin, according to Sky sources.
Something will only happen if it’s a permanent transfer.
[31/01, 15:27] Philip Hughes: So the game is BCFC Trying to sell Adam’s to Burnley for more than they will pay, we hope Burnley balk & go for Austin instead then we get Adam’s. Simples
[31/01, 15:27] Philip Hughes: Burnley have sold Vokes so need someone, BCFC just turned down their 2nd bid
14:47
AUSTIN SET TO STAY?
As Deadline Day progresses it seems unlikely Charlie Austin will be leaving Southampton in this window.
Austin trained today and is happy to stay fight for his place in the Southampton team. Last week Saints turned down a £7m bid from a Championship club for him.
Within Barry’s preferred player age range. Just about. Bit on the young side like.
Who have we signed?
A centre back?
A right back?
A creative midfielder?
A striker to replace the one who left?
Oh.