Joe Willock

Arsenal midfielder Willock has emerged as another of Steve Bruce’s targets at Newcastle, with his move to the North East seemingly more likely than Choudhury’s. The England Under-21 international has been encouraged to go out on loan and Mikel Arteta believes a move to a club like Newcastle is precisely the sort of challenge he needs at this stage of his career. 

Christian Benteke

Jean-Philippe Mateta’s arrival at Crystal Palace is expected to limit the chances for Benteke in the first team under Roy Hodgson. The Belgium international striker would be ideal at West Brom, where Sam Allardyce is looking for a striker. The finances around the deal will not be easy. West Brom are in the bottom three and there would be relegation clauses negotiated for any player arriving for the struggling clubs in the next days. 

Moises Caicedo 

Brighton have been working on the deal to land Caicedo from Independiente del Valle in Ecuador, where he has broken in the national team and had scouts from around the globe looking at his performances. Manchester United were reported to be interested in the 19-year-old midfielder but Brighton, who have a good record of getting players from South America, have moved swiftly and are set to loan the teenager straight out after sealing his signature in a £4.5million deal. 

Christian Eriksen 

Leicester City made an inquiry about signing Christian Eriksen on loan for the rest of the season, but balked at his £300,000-a-week wages.

Eriksen can leave Inter Milan this month and has also been linked with a return to Tottenham Hotspur.

The Dane is a high quality player that is available. Whether or not he will return to the Premier League remains to be seen.