Tottenham turns to Andy Carroll of West Ham, in the midst of an injury crisis

The transfer window of the largest clubs in Europe is open again. Transfer Talk has traveled the world's media and called on our correspondents to see who could be heading to / from your club this month.

TOP STORY: Carroll, a surprise target for Spurs

Tottenham has identified West Ham's Andy Carroll as an option to add to their stranded strike stocks, depending on the sun.

After Dele Alli injured tendon tendon Sunday in Fulham's 2-1 win – joining Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min on Spurs' long list of absentees – Mauricio Pochettino is the only one able to do call to Fernando Llorente. And he missed a few chances in the tight victory against Fulham …

The paper indicates that Carroll could be available for only £ 2m, but with West Ham facing its own shortage of attacks – Marko Arnautovic seems to be on its way to China – a quick deal between London rivals is far from certain.

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10:15 GMT: Anthony Martial is nearing agreement on a new deal at Manchester United, sources told ESPN FC.

The lengthy talks that have been going on for over a year are about to end and although the final details remain to be agreed, United is confident that the French will sign a new five-year deal. Negotiations have taken a significant step forward over the last two weeks, according to one source.

10h07 GMT: According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Juventus is about to conclude an agreement with Manchester United to take Matteo Darmian on loan until the end of the season, with an option for the move to be permanent in summer.

Sources told ESPN FC that United had extended Darmian's contract because of his interest in the Italian defender, but that would depend on Juve's decision. Leonardo Spinazzola is sold / loaned, Mbadimiliano Allegri confirming the intention of the club.

09:44 GMT: Mauro Icardi & # 39;The wife and agent Wanda Nara told Mediaset TV that she was "certain" to sign a new contract with Inter Milan, adding, "We never asked Inter. We will respond when the club calls us. Hopefully it will be the decisive week. "

09:41 GMT: New York Red Bulls & # 39; Romero Gamarra admits that negotiations between his side and America are ongoing. "We are waiting to see what happens," he told Rollo Deportivo.

0924 GMT: PSG forward Neymar keeps his transfer plans close to his chest (although we all really know what they are …)

He said Cbad +"There is always speculation about me, since I became a professional football player, there was speculation that I was going to leave one club for another – not always concrete. you can rest badured that I will speak with everyone. "

09:04 GMT: Diario AS reports FC Porto defender Eder Militao has reached a verbal agreement with Real Madrid to join the European champions of the 2019-2020 campaign.

According to the Madrid sports daily, Real Madrid will pay the € 50 million release clause to the 21-year-old man and wants to reach an agreement with the Brazilian, as his release clause would increase by 50% to 75%. million euros if the negotiation did not continue. ended July 15th.

Militao, target of Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea and Barcelona, ​​reportedly signed a contract with Los Blancos until June 2025.

08:31 GMT: Michy Batshuayi denied any information that he was in Monaco in order to complete a loan transfer to Ligue 1.

The Chelsea striker, who has borrowed for the season in Valencia, but is due to leave this month, was not coached Sunday with the club's authorization. According to local sources, the Belgian international would have gone to Monaco on Sunday to submit to a medical examination, but Batshuayi denied it by publishing on social media a photo showing him celebrating while eating a meal. chocolate and cream dessert with Brussels and Belgium.

Batshuayi, presumed target of Everton, last coached in Valencia on Friday and has not participated in the last three games of his team to speed his departure. The 25-year-old has only scored three goals in 23 games for Valencia and has found the back of the net only once in 15 league games.

08:00 GMT: Carlos Vela told ESPN that he was "happy" at LAFC and that he did not want to know if he could be headed to Barcelona, ​​rumors circulating that it would be an option for the Catalan side when from this January transfer window.

"These are problems for clubs and agents," Vela told ESPN Sunday in an interview. "I am relaxed, I work on the pre-season and the most important thing is to be happy at where you are in the future, we will see what happens."

PAPER TALK (By Mark Thompson, Footballwhispers)

Teach new tricks to old dogs

First major transfer of the January transfer window from Huddersfield will be their new director, Jan Siewert, reports the mirror.

Siewert is – or will soon be – the manager of the Borussia Dortmund reserve team, and the Terriers will have to pay the Bundesliga club a compensation of £ 265,000.

The 36-year-old will be happy to learn that his survival at the workplace is not tied to a dominant position, according to the report. Huddersfield now has 10 points behind security.

Higuain to be a blue

Gonzalo Higuain should join Chelsea on Tuesday, according to the Daily Star.

The loan agreement will cost £ 9m, as well as the £ 270,000 weekly salary of Argentina. If Chelsea wishes, they will be able to buy Higuain permanently at Juventus during the summer for £ 35m.

The 31-year-old is currently on loan from AC Milan but has not been left behind. Rossoneri The team faces Genoa on Monday – which means a move is about to be made.

According to reports, Chelsea could offset some of this cost by selling backs Emerson Palmieri to holders of Serie A.

Ilaix, do not do it, when you want to go

Higuain is perhaps the most important name, but Chelsea is also making a gesture for a teenager from Barcelona Ilaix Moriba, according to the Spanish outlet Sport.

The club met with the 16-year-old midfielder and made him a better offer than the one offered in Barcelona or Manchester City, who are also interested.

Moriba turned 16 on Saturday, the age when a player can transfer between two European countries. That's why changes are underway. Nothing is finalized, but it could develop quickly.

Ozil not an excluded

There is still a place for Mesut Ozil at Arsenal, despite rumors that the club was willing to pay part of his salary to move it, according to the Evening Standard.

The German returned to the team but was an unused substitute against Chelsea, proving Arsenal that he could still win without him.

However, Emery said he had every confidence that Ozil would have been effective if he had been asked to practice, which casts doubt on the strong rumors of the World Cup winner's departure.

Nothing to see in Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp will not be tempted into the transfer market by the club's right back injuries, as the Liverpool Echo reported.

Trent Alexander-Arnold and Joe Gomez were already injured before the weekend's match against Crystal Palace, during which Fabinho, another option, was hurt at the hamstring.

With Nathaniel Clyne on loan at Bournemouth, all that remains is James Milner. It is impressive to keep a decent option in fifth choice.

Krzysztof Piatek in Milan AC: 4.9

The move from Piatek to Milan is practically engraved in marble, according to Gazzetta dello Sport. The Italian newspaper says that the Polish striker should be announced Tuesday as AC Milan player.

Diego Godin to Inter Milan: 4.7

Inter's CEO Giuseppe Marotta and defender Stefan de Vrij have both been shy about Diego Godin's alleged transfer to the club. Earlier this week, Spanish radio station Cadena Ser announced that the defender of Atletico Madrid had agreed to an agreement and comments from Marotta and De Vrij have fueled the rumors.

Matteo Darmian at Juventus: 4.0

Darmian is linked to a return to his home country, Italy, for much of the past period. The latest news is that Juventus could lend it with an option to buy, the Guardian says. However, sources told ESPN that Man United has triggered a one-year option in the Darmian contract in order to keep him at the club,

Adrien Silva in Bordeaux: 2.7

Silva, who was not eligible to play for Leicester for half a season after a delayed transfer of 14 seconds, has announced a loan for Bordeaux, reports The Team. However, the transfer would need the green light of Claude Puel, who, according to the father of Silva, would have blocked movements in the past.

Philippe Coutinho in Chelsea: 1.9

Chelsea has inquired about the possibility of buying Philippe Coutinho, according to the Daily Express. The Blues would have been awarded a prize of 100 million pounds, much less than the 142 million pounds that Barcelona spent for the Brazilian a year ago.