🔗 Share this article From Guéhi and Yildiz – Who Could Be on the Move during the winter Transfer Window? The winter transfer market proves to be a time of intense rumour and potential big-money deals. A number of high-profile footballers are being connected to moves out of their current teams. We examine a selection of the major names who might be on the move this month. Antoine Semenyo Despite Ghana's failure to qualify for the AFCON, which has left the player available, it appears an important move is imminent. The 25-year-old possesses a deal with a substantial buy-out clause applicable for a two-week window in early January. Recent developments suggest the Premier League champions are now the frontrunners for his services. Other suitors such as Chelsea and Tottenham are said to have turned their attention to other targets, potentially opening the door for teams such as Liverpool or Manchester United to attempt a late move. M. Guéhi This England defender has impress for Crystal Palace despite a summer move to Anfield collapsing. As his contract set to expire in the close season, this represents the London club's final chance to secure a fee for their captain. A host of top clubs, such as Manchester City and multiple European giants including Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, and Barcelona, reportedly hold an interest. Yet, a January exit remains unlikely, particularly given the manager's dependence on the player. B. Johnson The Welsh winger has found first-team minutes limited at Tottenham this campaign. Although finishing as the side's top scorer last season, Johnson has begun just a small number of Premier League matches. Reports suggest the North London outfit is open to a sale for the correct valuation, believed to be in the region of £40 million. Bournemouth are currently leading the chase, with Aston Villa, Brentford, and Crystal Palace additionally credited with an inquiry. Tottenham value the Welsh international at approximately forty million pounds. R. Neves The Portugal playmaker could be set for a comeback to the Premier League following a spell in the Saudi Pro League. Now just 28, and with his agreement expiring in the summer of 2026, he represents a potential opportunity. Clubs such as Liverpool and Manchester United have been linked with the player. Furthermore, there are rumours from Spain that he is prepared to accept a reduced salary for a switch to the Spanish giants. M. ter Stegen This veteran German goalkeeper finds himself as third-choice at Barça following the manager Flick. After fallen out of favour and undergone surgery, a January departure seems highly likely. Aston Villa were initially linked as a potential destination, but that option currently seems unlikely. Instead, clubs from Turkey and Saudi Arabia are thought to be expressing curiosity in the keeper. Ivan Toney This prolific England striker has kept finding the net frequently in the Middle East. A return to the Premier League could enhance his fading chances of being in the England squad. But, securing a deal presents major challenges. His current club do not wish to part with him, and his alleged huge salary make any agreement difficult. Everton, Tottenham, and Manchester United are all linked as admirers. The striker helped his Saudi club to a win in the Saudi Super Cup final. Conor Gallagher This dynamic midfielder drew considerable interest in the off-season but stayed at Atlético Madrid. With limited starts in La Liga this season, he may be keen to secure more minutes ahead of the World Cup. United have been strongly linked, and a move back to Crystal Palace, where he shone on loan, remains a option, although financial demands could be a problem. H. Elliott Although excelling and winning the best player award at the U21 Euros in the summer, the young midfielder has struggled for minutes on loan at Villa. Unai Emery has confirmed the temporary transfer will not be made permanent. Because of FIFA regulations regarding representing two clubs in a season, a move back to his parent club prior to next season seems to be the only available outcome. K. Yildiz This highly-rated Turkey attacker is in fine form for Juventus this season. As his existing deal nearing its end, many Premier League clubs – including Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Tottenham – are keeping tabs on the situation. Juventus are eager to tie down the youngster to a new long-term contract but face a battle to retain one of the continent's brightest prospects. K. Smit The much-admired Dutch teenage midfielder has earned parallels to a Belgian superstar for his style of play. Following starring at the Under-19 European Championship, Smit has broken into the AZ first team. The teenager is widely expected to complete a big-money move this month. Newcastle reportedly are leading the chase, but could face stiff competition from Real Madrid for a deal priced at approximately £22 million.