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The January Transfer window is closed, Andrei Arshavin, Robbie Keane, Ricardo Quaresma hit the headlines. Eyefootball lists the club-by-club transfer deals of January.
Tottenham are reportedly edging ever closer to buying out the minimum fee release clause inserted in Reading midfielder Stephen Hunt's contract. The Irishman is keen to leave for pastures new.
Stoke City have signed Henri Camara from Wigan and are all set to sign Nicky Shorey and Joe Ledly.
Hull City are apparently closing in on a move for Wigan striker Henri Camara. It is understood that the Tigers' boss Phil Brown has made an early inquiry for the player prior to a January transfer move.
West Ham's on loan striker Henri Camara has admitted this has been one of the worst seasons of his career, but revealed French giants Marseille were interested in signing him.
West Ham boss Alan Curbishley has admitted that there is likely to be a summer clear out at the Hammers, and admitted Nolberto Solano and Henri Camara are almost certain to be given the axe.
South Africa and Senegal played out a 1-1 draw as both teams bowed out of the African Cup of Nations. Both teams were regarded as potential winners by many corners of the media.
January marks the arrival of the African Nations Cup in 2008, but just how does this effect the clubs in the Premiership as some of their prize assets head off to do battle on the 20 January - 10 February in Ghana?
Arsenal recorded their fifteeth Premiership win of the season as goals from Eduardo and Emmanuel Adebayor helped them to a 2-0 victory over London rivals West Ham at the Emirates Stadium on New Years Day.
Derby are looking for only their second Premiership win of the season, but West Ham know three points will take them into the top half of the Premiership. Derby have the weakest attack in English league football and if are to get anything out of this match, must score goals against the Hammers, who are undefeated in four games.
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