Which men's footballers could be on the move in January?

"Image source, AFP via Getty Images The January transfer window is officially open and it's time to find out which speculated transfers will materialise into done deals. There has been a lot of focus on Antoine Semenyo as the Bournemouth forward nears a move to Manchester City, but there could be plenty of other completed moves. This can be a tough time to do business, but for some Premier League managers who they bring in over the next few weeks could be crucial for their season."

"The future of Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi was one of the main talking points of the summer window as he was heavily linked with a move to Liverpool. That didn't happen in the end and Guehi got his head down to continue to be a key player for Palace in the first half of this season. However, with his contract up in the summer, Palace have a decision to make on whether to cash in now, or keep for the remainder of the season and accept he will leave on a free transfer."

"My understanding is that he is probably expected to stay at Crystal Palace until the end of the season when his contract expires in the summer, when he will have a pick of clubs. He has so many options in the summer - clubs in Europe such as Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid, Inter Milan... All of these clubs have registered varying degrees of interest in recent weeks. Then you will have Liverpool and Manchester City in the mix."

The January transfer window is open and several notable potential moves are under consideration. Antoine Semenyo is reportedly close to joining Manchester City while numerous other deals remain possible. January business can be difficult, but incoming players could be crucial for Premier League managers seeking to change their season trajectories. Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi has been linked with many top clubs but has continued as a key Palace player. Guehi's contract expires in the summer, leaving Palace to decide between selling now for a fee or keeping him and risking a free departure.

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