Marko Grujic to Liverpool confirmed: Live transfer news including Man Utd, Arsenal and Chelsea talk

Up-to-the-minute coverage on the latest happenings in the January transfer window

Wednesday 06 January 2016 09:36 GMT

Marko Grujic (GETTY IMAGES)

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Welcome to our live coverage of the January transfer window on Wednesday 6. Here, we'll bring you breaking transfer news from the Premier League and the most intriguing rumours you need to know about. Plus, we'll have all the big stories from the Football League and across Europe as and when they happen.

Liverpool have completed the signing of Marko Grujic
Gareth Bale is again the darling of the British back pages. We've got a feeling this one is going to run and run
Real Madrid have been linked with a move for stuttering Chelsea star Eden Hazard - and Zinedine Zidane is a known admirer
Manchester United rejected a loan offer for Marouane Felaini, but AC Milan are linked with a bid
Transfer window will close on February 1
Everton host Manchester City in the other semi tonight

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