Premier League Transfer Window Latest: Day 9 Round-Up

beckham After yesterday's departure of Robbie Brady from Manchester United, we can thankfully say that the drought is now over - but it's still little more than a drizzle. Will we finally see moves for Loic Remy,Tom Ince, and maybe even Frank Lampard? Last updated: 17:24 9/1/13

Transfers

Sunderland have signed former Bursaspor midfielder Alfred N'Diaye for an undisclosed fee. The Frenchman will wear the number 4 shirt. Darren Ferguson has taken some of his Dad's youngsters on loan at Peterborough. Manchester United's Davide Petrucci and Scott Wootton have signed for one month and half a season respectively. Chelsea youngster Todd Kane has started a 30-day loan spell at Blackburn. The right-back was at Preston North End earlier in the season.

The Rumour Mill

QPR and West Ham may struggle to get David Beckham, the Sun says, after the England legend was offered a big-money move to Qatar. The Times (warning: paywall) reports that Reading w0uld like to make a loan move for Manchester United striker Danny Welbeck. The England international has largely been used as cover for Wayne Rooney and Robin Van Persie this season. Tom Ince is finally on his way back to Liverpool, the Mail says. It was reported a few days back that Liverpool weren't willing to match Blackpool's £6m asking price; now, however, they seem to be happy to do so. Meanwhile, AC Milan have offered to take Nuri Sahin on loan if the Reds want to end his spell at the club early.Kenwyne Jones is wanted by Michael Laudrup's Swansea, according to the Daily Mirror. The 28-year-old Stoke striker is seen as a replacement for Danny Graham, who is being chased by a number of clubs. According to the Telegraph, Laudrup is also keen on Real Betis midfielder Jose Canas, who could go to the Welsh club for as little as £0.75m. The Spanish club, like many in La Liga, have serious money issues and it's believed that they would be willing to let the player go. The same paper says that Wilfried Zaha is likely to go to Manchester United, after bidding rivals Tottenham decided to distance themselves from the Crystal Palace star.
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