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Chelsea head coach Graham Potter has admitted he wasn't involved in talks to sign Enzo Fernandez, but is excited to work with the World Cup-winning midfield star

West Brom has only won two of their opening 16 matches in the Championship before Carlos Corberan arrived in October - since joining the Spaniard has nine victories and the Baggies are rising the table

It has emerged that Thomas Tuchel disagreed with Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly over the club's need for new midfielders in the weeks leading up to his shock dismissal

Marcel Sabitzer has chosen to wear the No.15 shirt at Manchester United - a number closely associated with club icon Nemanja Vidic, but Cristiano Ronaldo's No.7 stays vacant

A Ugandan police spokesman said that a 25-year-old man had intervened as his brother, an Arsenal fan, fought with two City supporters

Arsenal youngster Folarin Balogun has flourished away from the Emirates with Reims this term after heeding advice from his former Gunners team-mate Alexandre Lacazette

Manchester United completed the loan signing of Marcel Sabitzer from Bayern Munich on transfer deadline day as they chose the Austrian over four other midfield options

Jorginho arrived at Arsenal on transfer deadline day from Chelsea and it appears that his new team-mates at the Premier League leaders are delighted to welcome him to his new club

Chelsea spent a significant amount of money in the January transfer window, but the Blues are still locked in talks over a new deal for one of their most influential players

Jadon Sancho made his long-awaited return to the Manchester United fold in Wednesday's win over Nottingham Forest, with boss Erik ten Hag delighted to welcome back the winger

The Conservative Government is preparing to formally announce its White Paper on football governance which will finally implement rules suggested by the fan-led review

Hakim Ziyech appeared set to join Paris Saint-Germain on transfer deadline day, but the loan deal collapsed with the Ligue 1 giants pointing the finger at Chelsea

Every Premier League club - except Everton - signed at least one player during the January transfer window to help them achieve their respective aims this season

Chelsea were the biggest spenders in Europe during the January transfer window - forking out nearly £300million on players - in a bid to salvage their Premier League campaign

Jurgen Klopp largely kept his powder dry during the January transfer window, but he has received a boost regarding Roberto Firmino, whose contract is winding down at Liverpool

Arsenal came out of the January transfer window with three new signings after they got a deal over the line for Jorginho on deadline day - and now attention turns to the summer

After a chaotic January transfer deadline day, stick with us here at Mirror Football for all the fallout from a dramatic end to January with Man Utd, Chelsea and Arsenal all busy

Chelsea have signed Argentina international Enzo Fernandez from Benfica for a British-record transfer fee after pursuing the World Cup winner for more than a month

Argentina international Enzo Fernandez completed a record-breaking move from Benfica to Chelsea on deadline day and has picked an iconic shirt number at Stamford Bridge

Chelsea star Hakim Ziyech was minutes away from completing a move to French giants PSG but saw a deal collapse late on with the Blues having now given their reasons for him staying at Stamford Bridge

Chelsea's January spree may dominate the headlines but ten of the world's 11 biggest spending clubs were from England and even Southampton spent the same amount as all 40 Spanish and Italian clubs combined

Premier League clubs spent heavily during the January transfer window and La Liga has accused them of "cheating", with action being demanded ahead of the summer

Frank Lampard lost his job at Everton earlier this month and has now been spotted out and about in public for the first time after leaving Goodison Park to be replaced by Sean Dyche

Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino has been locked in talks over a new deal for months, but the forward's agent has hinted that negotiations are now edging towards a conclusion

Manchester United completed three loan signings during the January transfer window while Erik ten Hag decided to reject approaches for five of his first-team players