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Transfer news live: Manchester United agree to sell Morgan Schneiderlin to Everton, Bournemouth want John Terry

Follow the latest from the transfer window on Wednesday 11 January

Morgan Schneiderlin looks to be leaving Manchester United in a £22m deal with Everton
Morgan Schneiderlin looks to be leaving Manchester United in a £22m deal with Everton (Getty)

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Manchester United look set to bid farewell to midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin this week after they agreed a £22m deal to sell the France international to Everton on Tuesday night, with a medical scheduled to take place today. Follow all the latest from the January transfer window here.

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The January transfer window closes at 23:00 on Tuesday 31 January.

Welcome to The Independent’s transfer live blog where we’ll bring you all the latest news, rumours and done deals every day through January until deadline day. Here’s the biggest headlines doing the rounds this morning:

The Telegraph claims Bournemouth are plotting an audacious loan move for Chelsea captain John Terry after the Blues opted to end Nathan Ake's stay at Dean Court.

Crystal Palace have been told that they must pay £12million if they want to sign wing-back Jeffrey Schlupp after Leicester knocked back a £7million bid, according to The Sun.

Meanwhile, Palace boss Sam Allardyce is considering offloading club-record £30million summer signing Christian Benteke in a bid to free up some transfer funds, says the Daily Mirror.

Brentford have turned down West Ham's offer of £12.5million for Scott Hogan as they refuse to budge from their £15million valuation of the forward, reports the Guardian.

Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho is open to a Southampton switch as he bids to kick-start his faltering Premier League career, writes The Times.

Follow the latest throughout the day right here.

Jack de Menezes11 January 2017 07:17
Jack de Menezes11 January 2017 07:40

Here's today's biggest stories from the transfer rumours mill, which makes interesting reading for Manchester United, Everton and, in particular, Arsenal fans:

Jack de Menezes11 January 2017 08:42
Jack de Menezes11 January 2017 10:09

An interesting development at Manchester United has seen the exit of Morgan Schneiderlin trigger interest in Monaco midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko, according to reports...

Jack de Menezes11 January 2017 10:45

Could Liverpool strengthen this month?

Jack de Menezes11 January 2017 11:00
Jack de Menezes11 January 2017 11:36
Jack de Menezes11 January 2017 12:02
Jack de Menezes11 January 2017 14:07

Another done deal.

West Brom midfielder Graig Gardener has joined Birmingham City on loan until the end of the season. The player spent a year at the club in 2010 before moving on to Sunderland.

Samuel Lovett11 January 2017 16:10

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