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  • EVERY Premier League transfer in January window as deadline looms

    EVERY Premier League transfer in January window as deadline looms

    The Premier League’s January transfer window is almost complete, with clubs racing to finish their dealings before the window slams shut at 11pm local time (GMT) on February 1.

    That’s 10am on Saturday morning AEDT.

    Ange Postecoglou’s has landed two big targets at Tottenham this window, signing former Chelsea flop Timo Werner from RB Leipzig on a loan move with an option to buy at the end of the season as well as 21-year-old centre-back Radu Dragusin.

    Meanwhile, Manchester City offloaded Kalvin Phillips to West Ham on loan, while Donny van de Beek left Manchester United for Eintracht Frankfurt on loan and teammate Jadon Sancho returned to Borussia Dortmund on loan.

    While they are the biggest deals so far, here’s the list of every move from each club this window!

    This story will continue to be updated until the window closes 10am Saturday AEDT.

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    Arsenal

    In

    Marquinhos [Nantes] Loan return

    Out

    Tyreece John-Jules [Derby County] Loan

    Mika Biereth [Sturm Graz] Loan

    Aston Villa

    In

    George Hemmings [Nottingham Forest] Undisclosed

    Kosta Nedeljkovic [Red Star Belgrade] £7.8m – (loaned back to Red Star Belgrade)

    Kaine Kesler-Hayden [Plymouth] Loan recall

    Out

    Leander Dendoncker [Napoli] Loan

    Kerr Smith [St Johnstone] Loan

    Finn Azaz [Middlesbrough] £2m

    Ben Chrisene [Blackburn] Loan

    Rico Richards [Stockport] Loan

    Bournemouth

    In

    Owen Bevan [Cheltenham Town] Loan return

    James Hill [Blackburn Rovers] Loan return

    Out

    Billy Terrell [Dartford] Loan

    Jack Wadham [Worthing] Loan

    Joe Rothwell [Southampton] Loan

    Hamed Traore [Napoli] Loan

    Emiliano Marcondes [Hibernian] Loan

    Nathan Moriah-Welsh [Hibernian] Undisclosed

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    Brentford

    In

    Sergio Reguilon [Tottenham] Loan

    Ryan Trevitt [Exeter City] Loan return

    Yunus Emre Konak [Sivasspor] Undisclosed

    Ben Krauhaus [Bromley] Undisclosed – (loaned back to Bromley)

    Hakon Valdimarsson [Elfsborg] £2.6m

    Out

    Charlie Goode [Wigan Athletic] Loan

    Myles Peart-Harris [Portsmouth] Loan

    Brighton

    In

    Valentin Barco [Boca Juniors] Undisclosed

    Steven Hall [Adelaide United] Undisclosed

    Kamari Doyle [Southampton] Undisclosed

    Out

    Jensen Weir [Port Vale] Loan

    Jeremy Sarmiento [Ipswich] Loan

    Yasin Ayari [Blackburn Rovers] Loan

    James Beadle [Sheffield Wednesday] Loan

    Adrian Mazilu [Vitesse Arnhem] Loan

    Burnley

    In

    David Datro Fofana [Chelsea] Loan

    Owen Dodgson [Barnsley] Loan return

    Michael Mellon [Morecambe] Loan return

    Benn Ward [Swindon Town] Loan return

    Out

    Dara Costelloe [Dundee] Loan

    Scott Twine [Bristol City] Loan

    Darko Churlinov [Schalke 04] Loan

    Michael Obafemi [Millwall] Loan

    Jez Davies [Salford City] Undisclosed

    Michael Mellon [Dundee FC] Loan

    Chelsea

    In

    Andrey Santos [Nottingham Forest] Loan return

    Cesare Casadei [Leicester City] Loan return

    Diego Moreira [Lyon] Loan return

    Dujuan Richards [Phoenix Academy] Undisclosed

    Out

    Ian Maatsen [Borussia Dortmund] Loan

    David Datro Fofana [Burnley] Loan

    Alex Matos [Huddersfield] Loan

    Toby Beach [Gateshead] Loan

    Jamie Cumming [Oxford United] Loan

    Crystal Palace

    In

    Daniel Munoz [Genk] £8.5m

    Kofi Balmer [Port Vale] Loan return

    Craig Farquhar [Larne] Undisclosed

    Out

    Sean Grehan [Carlisle United] Loan

    John-Kymani Gordon [AFC Wimbledon] Loan

    Tayo Adaramola [Molenbeek] Loan

    Ademola Ola-Adebomi [Burton] Loan

    Daniel Munoz is now a Crystal Palace player.Source: Getty Images

    Everton

    In

    Reece Welch [Forest Green Rovers] Loan return

    Stanley Mills [Oxford United] Loan return

    Out

    Ryan Astley [Dundee] Undisclosed

    Fulham

    In

    Luciano D’Auria-Henry [Cheltenham Town] Loan return

    Out

    Luke Harris [Exeter] Loan

    Luca Ashby-Hammond [Notts County] Loan

    George Wickens [Ross County] Loan

    Olly Sanderson [Sutton United] Loan

    Ollie O’Neill [Leyton Orient] Undisclosed

    Jay Williams [Sutton] Undisclosed

    Liverpool

    In

    Owen Beck [Dundee] Loan return

    Nat Phillips [Celtic] Loan return

    Billy Koumetio [USL Dunkerque] Loan return

    Out

    Nat Phillips [Cardiff] Loan

    Calvin Ramsay [Bolton] Loan

    Fabio Carvalho [Hull City] Loan

    Marcelo Pitaluga [St Patrick’s] Loan

    Vitezslav Jaros [Sturm Graz] Loan

    Luke Chambers [Wigan Athletic] Loan

    Paul Glatzel [Swindon Town] Undisclosed

    Rhys Williams [Port Vale] Loan

    Luke Hewitson [Stalybridge Celtic] Loan

    James Balagizi [Kilmarnock] Loan

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    Luton Town

    In

    Tom Holmes [Reading] Undisclosed – (loaned back to Reading)

    Fred Onyedinma [Rotherham] Loan return

    Elliot Thorpe [Shrewsbury] Loan return

    Aribim Pepple [Bromley] Loan return

    Out

    Joe Taylor [Lincoln City] Loan

    Tobias Braney [Hayes & Yeading] Loan

    Jayden Luker [Woking] Loan

    Dion Pereira [Dagenham & Redbridge] Loan

    Manchester City

    In

    Claudio Echeverri [River Plate] £12.5 million

    Alex Alcala [LA Galaxy] Undisclosed

    Out

    Kalvin Phillips [West Ham] Loan

    Zack Steffen [Colorado Rapids] Undisclosed

    Lewis Fiorini [Charlton] Loan

    Manchester United

    In

    Alvaro Fernandez [Granada] Loan recall

    Charlie McNeill [Stevenage] Loan return

    Out

    Jadon Sancho [Borussia Dortmund] Loan

    Donny van de Beek [Eintracht Frankfurt] Loan

    Sergio Reguilon [Tottenham] Loan return

    Joe Hugill [Burton Albion] Loan

    Hannibal Mejbri [Sevilla] Loan

    Mateo Mejia [Sevilla] Undisclosed

    Rhys Bennett [Stockport] Loan

    Dan Gore [Port Vale] Loan

    Radek Vitek [Accrington] Loan

    Jadon Sancho has already appeared for Dortmund since returning to his old club.Source: AFP

    Newcastle

    In

    Joe White [Crewe Alexandra] Loan return

    Out

    Javier Manquillo [Celta Vigo] Undisclosed

    Dylan Stephenson South Shields] Loan

    Remi Savage [Inverness CT] Undisclosed

    Cameron Ferguson – Released

    Nottingham Forest

    In

    Alex Mighten [KV Kortrijk] Loan return

    Hwang Ui-jo [Norwich City] Loan return

    Jonathan Panzo [Cardiff City] Loan return

    Out

    Andrey Santos [Chelsea] Loan return

    Gustavo Scarpa [Atletico Mineiro] Undisclosed

    Oli Hammond [Oldham Athletic] Undisclosed

    Emmanuel Dennis [Watford] Loan

    Sheffield United

    In

    Ben Brereton Diaz [Villarreal] Loan

    Sam Curtis [St Patrick’s Athletic] Undisclosed

    Ivo Grbic [Atletico Madrid] Undisclosed

    Out

    Harrison Neal [Carlisle United] Undisclosed

    Benie Traore [Nantes] Loan

    Luke Thomas [Leicester] Loan return

    Harry Boyes [Fleetwood] Loan

    Sai Sachdev [Oldham] Loan

    Tottenham

    In

    Radu Dragusin [Genoa] £25m

    Timo Werner [RB Leipzig] Loan

    Dane Scarlett [Ipswich Town] Loan return

    Out

    Ivan Perisic [Hajduk Split] Loan

    Japhet Tanganga [Millwall] Loan

    Sergio Reguilon [Brentford] Loan

    Eric Dier [Bayern Munich] Loan

    Djed Spence [Genoa] Loan

    Hugo Lloris [Los Angeles FC] Free

    Josh Keeley [Barnet] Loan

    Ashley Phillips [Plymouth Argyle] Loan

    Matthew Craig [Doncaster Rovers] Loan

    Alfie Devine [Plymouth] Loan

    Ange Postecoglou reinforced his defence with Romanian defender Radu Dragusin.Source: AFP

    West Ham

    In

    Kalvin Phillips [Manchester City] Loan

    Out

    Thilo Kehrer [Monaco] Loan

    Krisztian Hegyi [FC Den Bosch] Loan

    Gideon Kouda [Wycombe Wanderers] Loan

    Conor Coventry [Charlton Athletic] Undisclosed

    Thierry Nevers [FC Sheriff Tiraspol] Undisclosed

    Archie Woods – Released

    Callum Marshall [West Brom] Loan

    Kalvin Phillips joined West Ham on loan in search of match minutes.Source: Getty Images

    Wolves

    In

    Fletcher Holman [Eastbourne Borough] Undisclosed

    Harvey Griffiths [Walsall] Loan return

    Alfie Pond [Stockport County] Loan return

    Tyler Roberts [Doncaster Rovers Loan return

    Oliver Tipton [Notts County] Loan return

    Out

    Goncalo Guedes [Villarreal] Loan

    Fabio Silva [Rangers] Loan

    Sasa Kalajdzic [Eintracht Frankfurt] Loan

    Luke Cundle [Plymouth Argyle] Loan

    Dexter Lembikisa [Hearts] Loan

    Louie Moulden [Northampton] Loan

    Joe Young [Buxton] Loan

    Yerson Mosquera [Villarreal] Loan

    Jonny – Released

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  • Shaquille O’Neal tears presenter to shreds over top 5 NBA center rankings list

    Shaquille O’Neal tears presenter to shreds over top 5 NBA center rankings list

    Shaquille O’Neal is marking his territory with the Mad Dog.

    Earlier this week on ESPN’s “First Take,” Chris Russo declared that O’Neal is only the fifth-best centre in NBA history, and now the four-time NBA champion has responded to the assertion, the NY Post reports.

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    On O’Neal’s “Big Podcast,” co-host Adam Lefkoe played the clip of Russo blasting Shaq for saying that Steph Curry might be the greatest player of all-time and questioning the former center’s own place in the pantheon of greatness.

    O’Neal’s first reaction to the clip was to ask of Russo, “Who the f*** is that?”

    Lefkoe responded that it was Chris Russo and that the longtime sports talk radio host had said O’Neal was the fifth-best centre in NBA history, and Lefkoe proceeded to play the whole segment from “First Take” for him.

    “Let’s just get it straight — I would smack the sh*t out of that dude,” O’Neal said.

    Shaq went in on Chris RussoSource: Supplied

    He agreed that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Wilt Chamberlain ranked above him, but disputed the idea of being behind Hakeem Olajuwon and Moses Malone.

    “I’m the most dominant centre ever,” O’Neal continued.

    “I don’t ever want to hear another name again. OK? So that would put me at number 3. I passed Hakeem Olajuwon. The king beat me, I came back and beat him. Moses Malone, I passed him up. Four, five, six years ago, before I retired.”

    O’Neal won four NBA championships — three with the Lakers, and one with the Heat.

    Russo had also ranked Tim Duncan ahead of O’Neal, but Stephen A. Smith quickly informed him that Duncan was a forward, not a centre.

    There was a lengthy back-and-forth about Malone on “First Take” in which Russo touted his performance alongside a group of “cast-offs” when vying against the legendary 1980s Celtics, while Smith and Jay Williams were in disbelief over the argument.

    For whatever reason, Bill Russell was omitted from the all-time centre rankings discussion entirely.

    This article originally appeared on the NY Post and was reproduced with permission.

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