ESPNsoccernet's On the Move transfer blog is where you will find a hearty round-up of all the rumours and signings during the January transfer window. Get your teeth into the below to find out which player(s) your side are being linked with today.

Nigel de Jong reportedly wants more than £100,000-a-week at Manchester City © Getty Images

23.59 GMT That's it for tonight. Join us again in the morning.

23.11 GMT Wolves boss Mick McCarthy expects striker Steven Fletcher to remain a target for the leading teams in the Premier League but is not interested in selling his nine-goal top scorer.

22.08 GMT The Guardian expects Everton to make a move for Portugal Under-21 international Adrien Silva who is on loan at Academica Coimbra club from Sporting Lisbon.

21.37 GMT Francesco Lodi says he has no intention of leaving Catania this month, despite being linked with Genoa.

21.05 GMT Inter director Marco Branca will not give up on Carlos Tevez. He said: "I am not optimistic or pessimistic with regards to Tevez. We are still interested and will continue discussing matters with his agent."

20.44 GMT Salvatore Bocchetti will not join Juventus from Rubin Kazan unless he is bought by the Serie A giants.

20.32 GMT The agent of Barcelona youth Marti Riverola says he is going to Bologna on a four-year deal. Diego Tavano, announcing details of the summer transfer, said: “All told Barcelona will receive €450,000 as a UEFA compensation, which means the deal is an absolute bargain for the Italians. Riverola is very similar to Alberto Aquilani, although maybe with a bit more quality and less physical strength, but those are his characteristics.”

20.03 GMT Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas has rejected Carlo Ancelotti's claim that Chelsea must sell Didier Drogba if Fernando Torres is to have any chance of being successful at Stamford Bridge.

19.47 GMT DONE DEAL: Sochaux have signed the wonderfully named Yaya Banana from Esperance.

19.34 GMT Leeds captain Johnny Howson is close to completing a cut-price move to Norwich City.

19.21 GMT It looks like Queens Park Rangers may have signed defender Taye Taiwo on loan from AC Milan for the rest of the season.

18.59 GMT DONE DEAL: Derby County's Lee Croft has gone north of the border on loan at St Johnstone for the rest of the season.

18.51 GMT Blackburn boss Steve Kean admits that prospective loan signing Anthony Modeste has a lot to prove after the former France Under-21 striker's failure to live up to expectations at Bordeaux.

18.35 GMT DONE DEAL: AC Milan have formally signed full-back Djamel Mesbah from Lecce. He has penned a four-and-a-half year deal.

18.00 GMT Swedish midfielder Pontus Wernbloom has left AZ Alkmaar and signed a a four-and-a-half-year deal with CSKA Moscow, becoming the Russian side's second January signing after Ahmed Musa.

17.50 GMT Everton have been linked with a move for £5 million-rated Stoke City striker Kenwyne Jones, the Liverpool Echo reports. The 27-year-old has scored six times this season but has slipped behind Peter Crouch in the pecking order.

17.22 GMT AC Milan defender and QPR transfer target Taye Taiwo could well leave the San Siro during the January transfer window. “A move abroad is certainly the most likely,” agent Fabio Parisi told MilanNews.it.

16.59 GMT Roma have made a move for Manchester United youngster Ravel Morrison and the midfielder is open to the idea of moving to Serie A, according to Talksport. Newcastle are also interested and had a bid of £500,000 turned down last week.

16.24 GMT: Reports in Italy suggest Juventus will line up a move for Fiorentina’s Valon Behrami if a deal for Fredy Guarin cannot be concluded in January.

16.00 GMT: Blackburn Rovers manager Steve Kean has held talks with Chris Samba and made it clear to the want-away defender that he will not be sold in January.

15.31 GMT: Yet more from Ancelotti on Tevez. L'Equipe reports he has said: "Everyone knows that we want a striker. Carlos Tevez - it's a great opportunity for us to have a great striker. Today Tevez isn't playing for Manchester City, but he wants to play. Today, nothing is done. We have to talk with the player, and with Manchester City. We hope to find a good solution."

15.13 GMT: Barcelona have confirmed they have reached an agreement with Austrian club Salzburg for B forward Jonathan Soriano.

14.45 GMT: Kaiserslautern have reportedly signed Sandro Wagner Werder Bremen on loan for the rest of this season and the next.

14.20 GMT - DONE DEAL: Blackpool have completed a move to bring Rangers' attacking midfielder John Fleck to Bloomfield Road on loan until the end of the season.

13.57 GMT: Of Carlos Tevex, PSG boss Carlo Ancelotti has told Sky Sport Italia: "It is in progress. But it is not easy, because he is an important player. We are very interested to take him and there is City's desire to sell. But we must also consider the agreement with the player."

13.27 GMT: Arsenal's Andrey Arshavin has been linked with a move to Lazio in recent days, but the club's sporting director Igli Tare told the Evening Standard: "Arshavin is a great player and I think everyone would like to have him in their squad. But I don't think there is any chance of seeing him in a Lazio shirt. There are a number of reasons why it would be difficult."

13.11 GMT: Kenny Dalglish has confirmed Liverpool are looking at a deal to sign teenage playmaker Joao Carlos Teixeira. Dalglish said: "There might be something about that, yes. If we've something to say we'll tell you but I think there might be something on that. He's only a kid."

12.51 GMT: Stoke chairman Peter Coates has told the The Sentinel: "You always get speculation at this time of year. Kenwyne Jones is a good player who hasn't been playing in every game, so I expect people are taking it from there. But he's a very good player and we want to keep our good players."

12.35 GMT: Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill has been asked if he would be happy to stick with his current crop of players for the rest of the season. His reply: "That's something I will monitor."

12.19 GMT: New QPR manager Mark Hughes looks poised to make his first signing at Loftus Road after agreeing a deal worth £3 million for Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha.

12.06 GMT: Bolton manager Owen Coyle has confirmed the club are taking a closer look at Philadelphia Union striker Sebastien Le Toux by taking the player on trial. He said: "We have received good reports about Sebastien, so we thought we would give him an opportunity to come into the group. He will train with us for a week and we will see where we are after that."

11.51 GMT: Aaron Lennon is set to open talks with Tottenham over a contract extension that will extend his stay at the club until 2016, according to the Daily Express.

11.42 GMT: Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill is refusing to be panicked into making a foray into the January transfer market. He said: "I don't think anybody is a fan of it. January becomes a manic month. The problem with it is you realise that when you come to February 1, that's it all over, so whatever team you have assembled at that stage, that's it until the end of the season."

11.30 GMT: French side Bordeaux have confirmed that former French Under-21 international striker Anthony Modeste will move to Blackburn Rovers on loan. Bordeaux say that subject to Modeste passing his medical and agreeing terms, he will join until the end of the season, but without an option to make the deal permanent at the end of that period.

11.27 GMT: Liverpool have also been linked with Ghana Under-20 midfielder Mumuni Abubakar but manager Kenny Dalglish denied any knowledge of that deal. "It must be the academy,'' he said. "We are expecting a quiet (transfer) window - obviously the academy aren't but we are.''

11.19 GMT: Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua remain confident they will sign Chelsea striker Didier Drogba during the January transfer window. "Everything is going well so far though there have been a few obstacles. They never turned us down, which is good for us," club board member Zhou Jun told The Shanghai Daily.

10.58 GMT: Manchester United are confident they will land Crystal Palace's Nathaniel Clyne and could make a €3 million bid this month. "Nathaniel won't sign a new contract," Palace chairman Steve Parish told the London Evening Standard. "I have offered him a very lucrative one and I can't force him to accept it. His agent has got Nathaniel running his contract down - make your own mind up about what's happening."

10.41 GMT: Bayer Leverkusen insists they know nothing of speculation linking them with a move for former star Dimitar Berbatov. "I have been reading that Dimitar (Berbatov) would have flown over to Frankfurt and that we would be in for him there to negotiate a transfer. That was interesting news to me," Bayer Leverkusen executive Wolfgang Holzhauser told Express. "I am clearly out to never say never, but this is nothing we are looking forward to at this point in time. And from today's point of view I would also say we are not after him in the coming summer."

10.24 GMT: Bolton are understood to have made a move for Philadelphia Union striker Sebastian Le Toux.

10.09 GMT: DONE DEAL Colchester United have made their first move in the January transfer window, signing Watford attacker Gavin Massey on a short-term loan.

09.59 GMT: Portsmouth are close to signing free agent Kelvin Etuhu. The Blues are hopeful of bringing the winger in for this weekend’s clash with Cardiff.

09.43 GMT: €100 million is rather a lot for one player isn't it? Well, not if you're Hulk's agent Teodoro Fonseca, who told Radio Renascenca: "Hulk is one of the best players in the world and he is being followed by big clubs in Europe. One hundred million euros is not such a high figure. Every European club knows that the money spent on him would be compensated by his talent."

09.27 GMT: Cameroon goalkeeper Carlos Kameni will be presented by Malaga on Thursday after completing his move to the Andalusian club.

09.14 GMT: Sky Sports are reporting that Carlos Tevez's advisor, Kia Joorabchian, is set to hold talks with Paris Saint Germain on Thursday.

09.02 GMT: Marouane Chamakh insists he will not walk away from Arsenal in the January transfer window and has vowed to fight for his Emirates Stadium future. Full story.

08.48 GMT: Speaking of the potential signing of Chelsea striker Didier Drogba, Shanghai Shenhua board member Zhou Jun has told The Shanghai Daily: "Everything is going well so far though there have been a few obstacles. They never turned us down, which is good for us."

08.34 GMT: The Express: Fulham are lining up a £3 million bid for Arsenal's Tomas Rosicky ... Marseille's Spanish right-back Cesar Azpilicueta is keen on a switch to Chelsea. He has said: "If a proposal comes, I will think about it."

08.26 GMT: The Daily Star: Chris Samba will remain at Blackburn despite this week handing in a transfer request ... Andrey Arshavin will leave Arsenal for a return to Zenit St Petersburg in a deal worth £8 million ... Manchester City are set to fail in their pursuit of Daniele De Rossi as the midfielder is poised to sign a new deal at Roma.

08.20 GMT: The Mirror: Mario Balotelli could hold the key to Manchester City's hopes of offloading Carlos Tevez to Inter Milan, as the Premier League club still owe their Italian counterparts £5 million as part of structured payments agreed when Balotelli joined in 2010.

08.12 GMT: The Sun: Manchester City will sell midfielder Nigle de Jong at the end of the season after the Dutchman snubbbed a £100,000-a-week contract offer ... Manchester United are keeping tabs on Atletico Madrid teenager Javi Manquillo.

08.00 GMT: Good morning one and all. Your daily newspaper round-up is on its way. Got the coffee on?