Marcus Chan

Antonio Conte is approaching his first transfer window as Spurs boss and will be looking to add to his squad to push for a place in European football next season.

Spurs has started well under the leadership of Conte, unbeaten so far in the Premier League and within touching distance of the top four with games in hand over their rivals.

The January window has always been difficult for clubs to add real quality to their squads but Conte, along with Managing Director of Football Fabio Paratici co

Thomas Tuchel is going through his first tough spell as Chelsea boss with his team struggling to keep pace with high-flying Manchester City.

The Blues lost further ground in the title race after a disappointing 1-1 draw against Brighton at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night, with Danny Welbeck's late goal seeing them drop eight points behind City.

With the January transfer window fast approaching, there could be enquiries for as many as nine players from clubs around Europe.

Ruben Loftus-Chee

Arsenal will be preparing for a flood of enquiries for as many as 10 players in the winter transfer window.

The Gunners currently have a squad of 27 players and many fringe players are unsettled due to the lack of game time in a season full of ups and downs for the London club.

Teams around Europe will be casting keen eyes on what players become available for transfer in the window as Mikel Arteta looks to find the perfect balance to continue his team’s upturn in form.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles,

Antonio Conte will be looking to stamp his authority on the Spurs squad when the transfer window becomes active on January 1.

With 22 players in the first team squad, Conte will be looking to increase numbers and put his own stamp on the side in N17. But that could mean he need to offload some players first in order to fund any potential incomings.

Dele Alli, Matt Doherty, Tanguy Ndombele and Steven Bergwijn are all expected to be the subject of interest in the January transfer window, with cl

The January transfer window is upon us and Eden Hazard is again being tipped to make a sensational return to the Premier League with Chelsea the most likely destination.

After adding the likes of Hakim Ziyech, Christian Pulisic, Kai Havertz, Timo Werner and Romelu Lukaku to their squad in the last few years, it’s beyond imaginable how tough Thomas Tuchel’s job is to have to leave out some of these star players week in week out.

The rise of young players such as Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Mason Mou

Jake Paul would be willing to fight Tyson Fury - but only if the world heavyweight champion drops his weight by a huge 35kg to cruiserweight.

The maximum weight limit for a cruiserweight is 200Ibs - Fury last weighted in at 277.5Ibs for his victory against Deontay Wilder back in October.

Having fought as a heavyweight for his professional career, it would take some convincing for the 6’9 Fury to drop to cruiserweight.

Paul told talkSPORT : I would fight the whole family. If Tyson moved down t

Jamie Carragher believes Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is being given an easier ride than other under-pressure managers because Manchester United are still 'clinging to an irrational belief' that his connection with the club will lead to success.

There is no questioning what Solskjaer did for United as a player but his manager credentials are being heavily scrutinised.

Carragher said in his latest column for the Telegraph: “There is no reason why a playing legend is more qualified to become a coach at