There are less than two weeks remaining for the 20 Premier League clubs to get their remaining business done and we could be in line for fireworks for Man Utd, Arsenal and more

Manchester City manager appeared to scream at Stefan Ortega in an animated confrontation after the draw at Brentford

Manchester United are in talks over a deal for left-back Patrick Dorgu, while an exit for Alejandro Garnacho took another twist with the forward's agents spotted at Stamford Bridge on Monday amid strong interest from Chelsea. Marcus Rashford has reportedly decided he wants to stay at Old Trafford.

McAtee has impressed when called upon but needs more opportunities in the City starting XI amid transfer interest

However, Anfield Watch claim that Al-Hilal will table a £400,000-a-week deal in an attempt to persuade Nunez to make the move. Gary Lineker has urged Arsenal to make a January move for Ipswich striker Liam Delap.

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND – DECEMBER 26: Pep Guardiola, Manager of Manchester City, looks on prior to the Premier League match between Manchester City FC and Everton FC at Etihad Stadium on December 26, 2024 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Molly Darlington/Getty Images)

THE January transfer window is rolling on at full speed – and some massive moves are still in the pipeline. Brighton’s Evan Ferguson is a potential loan target for Arsenal – but

Erling Haaland has signed an astonishing nine-and-a-half year contract extension with Manchester City – and rival fans are all saying the same thing. Widely regarded as one of the best players in the world, Haaland is set to stay at the Etihad until 2034, earning a reported salary of £500,000-a-week.

Arne Slot’s side have identified a top defender as a potential replacement for England international Trent Alexander-Arnold, but now Barcelona are keen on him as well

Pep Guardiola said that Erling Haaland's new contract will rule out potential moves for world-class strikers such as Kylian Mbappe.

Manchester City moved back into the top four after their comprehensive victory over Ipswich Town in their first visit to Portman Road for 23 years. Under-fire manager Pep Guardiola felt his team played like the outfit that had dominated the Premier League for the last nine years.

Manchester City are back to their best, beating Ipswich 6-0 after a dismal start to the season. Read more at straitstimes.com.