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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.
Middlesbrough are reportedly close to sealing a move for Marlon King, the striker that is currently on loan at Hull City until the end of the season. It is understood that Boro boss Gareth Southgate is to make an offer for the player.
Hull City are reportedly interested in signing Spanish striker Nacho Novo from Rangers, if their bid to bring Marlon King in to the club on a permanent deal fails.
Hull City striker Marlon King is unsure whether the club want to sign him permanently. King has been in wonderful form this year, bagging a number of important goals to send Hull into the top half of the Premiership table.
Hull City chairman Phil Duffen has admitted that the club would like to sign Marlon King on a permanent basis from Premiership rivals Wigan Athletic at the end of the season.
It was Manchester United's day as they ran out 2-0 winners over Wigan Athletic to clinch their 10th Premier League title.
Juande Ramos' men will know their future's all stand in the balance as the Spaniard confessed that Tottenham are looking to chop and change their squad ahead of next season. Wigan need a win to secure Premiership safety.
Wigan's mini revival came to a shuddering halt today as Blackburn taught them a footballing lesson at Ewood Park, defeating Wigan 3-1 thanks to superb goals from Roque Santa Cruz.
Dickson Etuhu and Daryl Murphy secured Sunderland's fourth consecutive home win in a Premiership relegation battle at the Stadium of Light. The Black Cats are slowly edging their way out of the relegation zone.
A crucial battle between two Premiership relegation battlers takes place on Saturday as Steve Bruce's Wigan travel to Roy Keane's Sunderland. Both have identical records and are 2 points above the relegation zone.
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