With this fine run showing no signs of halting, and with less than two weeks of the January transfer window remaining, now seems like a good time to take stock and consider the following questions: What areas do the Rs need to address in the transfer window?

The 2025 January transfer window has opened, with Premier League clubs eyeing reinforcements midway through another gruelling campaign.

According to ESPN's Tim Vickery, Vitor Reis is a classy defender with huge potential. Strong defensively, assured on the ball and comfortable in a back three or four. He has all the ingredients to become a top centre-back, he just needs to fill out physically.

Postecoglou said it is "not manageable" to keep a squad strong and healthy when competing in so many competitions: "All these things take their toll. People may look at us and think it's unique. It is very extreme case, for sure, but I don't think it will be as uncommon as people think as we move forwards. There are warning signs there for others."

Manchester United could be in line for an extremely busy end to the January transfer window as Ruben Amorim desperately tries to get the Red Devils back on track

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has called a late night ‘here we go’ and amazingly, it’s Chelsea first big one of this January transfer window. Other than a million transfer rumours of Chelsea pondering this and considering that,

Chelsea are said to be interested in a deal to sign a midfielder with Premier League experience. Chelsea are being linked with a move for a former Premier League defender as they look to strengthen ahead of the end of the January transfer window.

Jamie Carragher has been speaking about Chelsea, their credentials and how close the Blues are to mounting a serious Premier League title challenge