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.

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22.00 GMT: Time to wrap it up now folks. We'll be back again tomorrow for much more of the same! Thanks for joining me and have a great Friday night.

21.25 GMT: Everton chief executive Robert Elstone has been defending the club's transfer policy: "Over five years, we have generated a £1million 'cash profit' to fund buying players," he said. "Of course, we've spent much more than this buying players: from June 2006 Everton paid out £94million (including agents' fees) on a stream of internationals like Andrew Johnson, Joleon Lescott, Tim Howard, Phil Jagielka, Leighton Baines, Yakubu, Marouane Fellaini, Diniyar Bilyaletdinov, Sylvain Distin and John Heitinga. The club sold Simon Davies, James Beattie, James McFadden, Johnson and Lescott and raised £59million. Accordingly, after all ins and outs, a net £35million has been spent buying new players."

21.07 GMT: DONE DEAL Cameroon international goalkeeper Carlos Kamemi has reportedly completed a move from Espanyol to big-spending Malaga in La Liga. Here's that one for you.

20.32 GMT: BREAKING NEWS The Daily Mirror are reporting Bolton defender Gary Cahill has agreed terms to join Chelsea. Here's an extract from their exclusive: "The England centre-half agreed a £23million contract that runs until 2017 and headed south for a medical tonight." Here's our story on that.

19.59 GMT: Harry Redknapp feels the limited salaries on offer at Spurs make life difficult. "I'd be talking rubbish if I said people wanted to stay at Tottenham just because we're playing good football. I'd be dreaming. If you want to keep the best players, we have to find a way of doing a deal that's near to what they can earn elsewhere, otherwise it will be a problem. If you're a top player and someone wants to give you a fantastic contract, it's very hard to hang on to them."

19.29 GMT: Aston Villa boss Alex McLeish says there is "no way we will add to the wages unless some of the wages are offloaded” this month, but that doesn’t mean he’s ready to part with centre-back James Collins. "There's not been an approach as such. We hear there is interest for James and he should be proud of that. He should be proud he is a wanted man but, saying that, he is an Aston Villa player. He has just moved into a new house so we would hope James is here for a long time to come."

19.14 GMT: Thus far unsubstantiated rumours circulating that Queens Park Rangers are close to agreeing a deal for Chelsea's Brazilian defender Alex.

18.54 GMT: Rio Ferdinand doesn’t think Manchester United need to spend this month as injuries are making the squad look weaker than it is. "You see a lot of people moaning about their squads because the transfer window has just opened, but if you took the amount of players we have had out to any other squad in the league, they wouldn't be sitting where we are now," he said. "That speaks volumes for our squad. That is why when I am in the changing room I am more than happy with the people I see around me."

18.23 GMT: DONE DEAL West Ham have caught on to the "loan an MLS player for the winter craze", by signing FC Dallas defender George John on a two-month loan deal. Here that story for you, fresh off the press.

17.55 GMT: DONE DEAL Wolfsburg have completed a deal for Swiss international defender Ricardo Rodriguez from FC Zurich. Here's what coach Felix Magath had to say about his eighth signing of the winter: "Ricardo is a huge talent. He was a starting player for Zurich and played a role in Europe as well. He has also already played for the national team."

17.27 GMT: L’Equipe thinks PSG could turn to Internacional striker Leandro Damiao after missing out on his fellow Brazil international Alexandre Pato. Damiao has a €64 million release clause in his contract.

17.10 GMT: Basel starlet Xherdan Shaqiri would consider a move to Galatasaray. "I never would have imagined that I would go to the Turkish league, but Galatasaray are now a top club," he told 20 Minuten. Full story here.

16.52 GMT: ESPNsoccernet has been informed that Manchester City will not be influenced by Carlos Tevez' own desires if Inter better AC Milan's offer. Story here.

16.44 GMT: DONE DEAL Nottingham Forest defender Kieran Freeman is joining local rivals Notts County on a 30-day emergency loan.

16.39 GMT: Celtic boss Neil Lennon isn’t expecting to see Efrain Juarez back at the club this month despite reports he is set to end his time at Real Zaragoza. “I am not aware of that,” Lennon said. “He is on a year-long loan so I would expect Zaragoza to adhere to that, unless we are told differently. I know there has been a change of coach there but I have no contact from Juarez or his agent, so it's as you were, really.”

16.28 GMT: Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill on potential signings: "I genuinely haven't had that much time to think about it. Of course, it crosses your mind, but to sit down and start going through things, I haven't had the chance to do that. I will do, obviously, next week."

16.12 GMT: Newcastle boss Alan Pardew: "We are trying to get the best possible players with the budgets we have, and we are working hard at that. [Chief scout] Graham Carr does a terrific job for us, as his scouting team does and as my staff do, so on that side of it we are really trying to cover everything we can."

15.58 GMT: From journalist Jerome Pugmire on Twitter: "PSG coach Carlo Ancelotti says AC Milan striker Alexandre Pato turned down a move, but he remains confident of signing a big name or two."

15.43 GMT: Following the below entry regarding Real Madrid's transfer activity, Mourinho has said about the Kaka to PSG speculation: "The market is open for another two weeks, but we're not interested in buying or selling anyone."

15.28 GMT: And, following on from the previous rumour, Arsene Wenger has told Arsenal Player: "At the moment we are exploring potential situations we can take advantage of but there is nothing concrete."

15.13 GMT: Word on the street is that Oman international defender Saad Al-Mukhaini is currently on a week-long trial with Arsenal.

14.59 GMT - DONE DEAL: Manchester United have confirmed that John Cofie has joined Belgian side Antwerp on loan.

14.46 GMT: Spanish football expert Sid Lowe on Twitter: "Mou[rinho] says RM have no intention of selling Kaka, or anyone else."

14.32 GMT: Inter Milan president Moratti has been speaking about Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez: "We have decided to postpone talks until next week"

14.22 GMT: Le Havre defender Benjamin Mendy, who has been linked with Arsenal, has told L'Equipe: "There was interest from a lot of clubs. I know Arsenal were one. But I have a sensible head on my shoulders. After Le Havre, I would like to spend two seasons in Ligue 1 and then go to England. I would then like to go to Barcelona, where my idol Dani Alves plays."

14.11 GMT - DONE DEAL: FC Dallas defender George John has been loaned to West Ham United until early March.

14.03 GMT: Rangers manager Ally McCoist has confirmed the club has made a pre-contract offer to Francisco Sandaza. The St Johnstone striker is out of contract at the end of the season.

13.47 GMT: Wolfsburg chairman Dr Francisco Javier Garcia Sanz has given his club's coach Felix Magath his full backing with his transfer dealings this winter, saying he was consulted on every move made in the market.

13.39 GMT: Former Barcelona striker Keirrison could leave Cruzeiro for Coritiba, according to reports in Brazil.

13.27 GMT: BREAKING NEWS Chelsea midfielder Josh McEachran has confirmed on his Twitter account that he will join Swansea on loan on Monday. "Ive finally found out about my loan! Off to Swansea on monday!!!" he tweeted. Full story.

13.22 GMT: Inter president Massimo Moratti, asked about the Tevez situation, has said that "without a doubt" there has been contact with City but that he is fully focused on Sunday's Milan derby for now.

13.16 GMT: Stoke City have ended their interest in giant Nigerian striker Michael Uchebo, who has been on trial at the club. "He came in and technically he looks a good player, but he's not going to be for us," Potters manager Tony Pulis told BBC Radio Stoke.

13.05 GMT: Armin Bacinovic's agent has claimed Aston Villa are monitoring the Slovenia international. Amir Ruznic has told Zurnal24: "Everything is still open at the moment. Aston Villa are really serious, but as are Chievo."

12.50 GMT - DONE DEAL: Sunderland reserve goalkeeper Trevor Carson, 23, has joined Hull on a month-long loan, the Wearside club have said.

12.35 GMT: Ferguson on Ravel Morrison: "His demands are unrealistic as far as we're concerned."

12.26 GMT: Sir Alex Ferguson has confirmed Manchester United have turned down a bid from Newcastle United for Ravel Morrison. Full story.

12.15 GMT: It is being reported that Tottenham have rejected a bid from QPR for midfielder Steven Pienaar. Full story.

12.07 GMT: Anderlecht forward Matias Suarez has dismissed reports he could join Arsenal in January. Full story.

11.49 GMT: Sky Italia thinks AC Milan could snap up Sulley Muntari on a Bosman when his Inter contract expires in the summer. Personal terms have been agreed, apparently.

11.38 GMT - DONE DEAL: Former France striker David Trezeguet has been unveiled as a River Plate player as he returns to Argentina, the country where he began his career. Trezeguet told as: "I'm aware that the situation is more complicated - to play in the second division which is predominantly more physical, and I think it will be like this. I feel good, and I am looking forward."

11.22 GMT - DONE DEAL: Bury have signed Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Giles Coke on loan until the end of the season.

11.08 GMT - DONE DEAL: Everton have completed the signing of midfielder Darron Gibson from Manchester United for an undisclosed fee.

10.54 GMT: Malaga Hoy is reporting that Malaga are keen to sign Diego Forlan from Inter.

10.42 GMT: Inter Milan midfielder Sulley Muntari could join QPR on loan until the end of the season, according to the Daily Star.

10.20 GMT: Stoke winger Ben Marshall has rejected a new deal with the Premier League club and is now likely to be sold to the highest bidder.

10.05 GMT: Some news (sort of)!. Leicester City have reached an agreement with Joao Teixeira for the cancellation of his contract by mutual consent.

09.45 GMT: In truth, it has hardly been the most bonkers transfer window thus far, and this morning's dearth of news encapsulates that. Fear not, though, as we are doing our best rummaging.

09.32 GMT: New Aston Villa loan signing Robbie Keane believes Chelsea's chance to sign Luka Modric has now gone - because Tottenham have shown they are the better team.

09.10 GMT: The Independent reports Newcastle are lining up an improved offer for Manchester United midfielder Ravel Morrison, after seeing a £500,000 bid turned down last week.

08.49 GMT: Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp has taken a thinly-veiled swipe at Chelsea and Manchester City by insisting his club have put themselves in the title race the right way rather than breaking the bank. Full story.

08.30 GMT: Serie A side Catania say they have rejected a loan bid from Fulham for Maxi Lopez. "We did not accept Fulham's offer for Maxi Lopez because the English club would like to take him without spending a pound," Catania chief executive Pietro Lo Monaco told Radio Mana Mana.

08.14 GMT: Everton are expected to tie up a £1 million deal for Darron Gibson on Friday, with the Manchester United midfielder believed to have passed a medical on Merseyside. Full story.

08.00 GMT: Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard has reassured fans he is committed to the Blues in the wake of reports he has fallen out with manager Andre Villas-Boas. Full story.

Lille playmaker Eden Hazard has been a regular feature of our transfer blog for some time now, and on this Friday the 13th he is linked with a move to Chelsea.

The Daily Mail says that the only stumbling block could be that Chelsea plan to table a bid of £25 million, well short of the Ligue 1 side's desired £33m. It comes on the same day that Andre Villas-Boas says Frank Lampard is going nowhere.

Here is the rest of the morning's rumours:

Daily Mail: Liverpool are in the running to sign £10million-rated Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha ... Tottenham have made a £7.5million offer for Blackburn defender Chris Samba ... QPR manager Mark Hughes is making a move for Tottenham's Steven Pienaar ... Newcastle have made an improved offer of £1million for Manchester United's Ravel Morrison ... Bolton will offer Tim Ream 30 times his basic salary to become Gary Cahill’s replacement at the Reebok Stadium ... Fulham's hopes of signing Maxi Lopez on loan from Catania have been dented after their sporting director insisted they want a fee for the 27-year-old ... David Moyes's need to sign a new central defender has assumed an even greater urgency after Sylvain Distin joined Everton’s mounting injury list ... West Bromwich Albion manager Roy Hodgson is considering a move for Reading striker Noel Hunt.

The Sun: Darron Gibson will become Everton's first signing of the transfer window in a £2million switch today ... Juventus plan to raid Manchester City for Aleksandar Kolarov ... Hull boss Nick Barmby wants his first signing to be Manchester United's Joshua King ... West Brom are targeting Germany striker Patrick Helmes of Wolfsburg ... West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has made a £2million bid for 20-year-old Watford striker Marvin Sordell.

Daily Mirror: Inter Milan are strong favourites to land Carlos Tevez, after a deal to take him to rivals AC Milan collapsed ... Chelsea defender Alex has turned his back on a move to QPR – because he has had enough of English football ... Sunderland will want all of the £4.7million they paid for “homesick” Craig Gardner back if he makes a rapid return to the Midlands ... Southampton manager Nigel Adkins may offer up to £6million for his former Scunthorpe protege Gary Hooper, now at Celtic ... Niko Kranjcar is being offered an escape route from Spurs' substitutes bench by Russian giants CSKA Moscow ... Mark Hughes is considering a cut-price move for Roque Santa Cruz from former club Manchester City ... Cash-strapped Coventry are ready to sell striker Lukas Jutkiewicz to Championship rivals Middlesbrough.

The Express: Fulham boss Martin Jol could target Huddersfield striker Jordan Rhodes, as a possible replacement for Andrew Johnson ... New QPR manager Mark Hughes could make a move for Tottenham's Steven Pienaar, who has struggle for regular first-team football at White Hart Lane.