🔗 Share this article Concerning Guéhi to Yildiz – Which Players Are Set to Be Making a Switch this January Transfer Market? This January transfer window is typically a period of intense speculation and potential big-money moves. A number of high-profile footballers are being linked with transfers out of their present teams. This article explores a selection of the major names who might be changing clubs this month. Antoine Semenyo Despite the Black Stars' inability to qualify for the AFCON, this has kept the player in contention, reports suggest a significant move is imminent. This 25-year-old has a contract featuring a sizeable buy-out clause applicable for a two-week window at the start of the month. Recent reports point to the Premier League champions have emerged as his signature. Former interested parties like Tottenham and Chelsea are said to have moved on to other options, leaving clubs like Liverpool or Manchester United to attempt a late bid. Marc Guéhi This England defender has continued to excel for Crystal Palace this season a summer move to Liverpool falling through. As his deal set to run out in the close season, this represents the London club's last chance to secure a transfer fee for their captain. A host of top clubs, such as Manchester City and several continental powerhouses like Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich, are believed to be interested. However, a winter departure is considered unlikely, especially given the coach's dependence on the defender. B. Johnson The Wales winger has found first-team minutes limited at Spurs this campaign. Although finishing as the side's top scorer last season, he has started only a small number of league games. It is understood the London club would be willing to consider a sale for the right valuation, believed to be in the region of forty million pounds. Bournemouth are currently at the front of the queue, with Crystal Palace, Aston Villa, and Brentford also credited with an interest. Tottenham value Brennan Johnson at approximately forty million pounds. R. Neves This Portuguese playmaker might be set for a return to the Premier League following a period in the Saudi Pro League. Now just twenty-eight, while his agreement expiring in the summer of 2026, he is a possible bargain. Teams like Liverpool and Manchester United are linked with the player. Additionally, there are rumours from Spanish media that he is willing to take a reduced salary for a move to the Spanish giants. Marc-André ter Stegen This veteran Germany goalkeeper is now as third-choice at Barça under new coach Flick. After lost his place and had an operation, a January departure seems highly likely. Villa were once mentioned as a potential suitor, but that option currently seems off. Instead, clubs from Turkey and Saudi Arabia are reportedly showing interest in the keeper. I. Toney The proven England centre-forward has continued scoring regularly in the Middle East. Coming back to the Premier League might boost his fading hopes of making the national World Cup. However, arranging a deal presents major hurdles. His current club are reluctant to part with him, and his alleged huge weekly wages render any move difficult. Tottenham, Manchester United, and Everton are all linked as admirers. Ivan Toney helped Al-Ahli to victory in the Saudi Super Cup final. C. Gallagher This energetic midfielder attracted considerable interest in the off-season but remained at Atlético. With limited starts in Spain this term, he is keen to secure more minutes ahead of the World Cup. Manchester United have been heavily connected, and a return to Selhurst Park, where he shone on a temporary deal, remains a option, though wage demands might be a stumbling block. H. Elliott Although excelling and being named the best player award at the Under-21 European Championship in the summer, the talented midfielder has struggled for game time on loan at Villa. Unai Emery has stated the loan move won't become permanent. Because of specific rules regarding playing for multiple teams in a campaign, a move back to his parent club before next season seems to be the only viable outcome. Kenan Yildiz The exciting Turkey forward is in excellent form for Juventus this term. As his existing contract running down, a host of Premier League sides – such as Tottenham, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Liverpool – are monitoring the situation. The Turin club are eager to secure the youngster to a lengthy contract but face a battle to retain one of Europe's brightest prospects. Kees Smit This highly-touted Dutch teenage midfielder has drawn parallels to a Belgian superstar for his style of play. Following impressing at the U19 Euros, he has become a regular in the AZ Alkmaar side. This 19-year-old is widely tipped to make a big-money move in January. Newcastle United reportedly are leading the chase, but are facing stiff competition from the Spanish champions for a signing priced at approximately £22 million.