Gary Armstrong 
Manchester United have had a season to forget so far, but there is still time for them to get things back on track. Here are three players who I would look to sign if I was David Moyes today.
Liverpool are sat in fourth place right now and are looking strong for it, but they can always do with improvements to the squad. Here are three players who I suggest Brendan Rodgers looks at before the window slams shut.
With Chelsea sat nicely in the Premier League table and already having secured moves for Nemanja Matic and Mohamed Salah, the Blues will be confident for a strong second half of the season. For me they could still strengthen though, so here are three players who I think they should be moving for today.
Here we are – deadline day. Transfers will be flowing and football fans up and down the country will be hard at work…checking for the latest news. Arsenal lost top spot in the Premier League this week, and to get it back I would be looking to sign these three players today, if I was Wenger.
Manchester United were in need of creativity in their midfield recently and they duly got it. Juan Mata was drafted in to Old Trafford to provide David Moyes’ men with an inventive hub, and has already shown his worth in just one game. Now, in my opinion, they need someone to play alongside Mata and co and keep the ball moving quickly whilst also operating as a box-to-box player. That may just happen too, as the Express are suggesting a move for Bayern Munich’s Tony Kroos could very well be on the cards.
With The Guardian suggesting that Arsenal are in talks with Schalke playmaker Julian Draxler, who has a buy-out clause of around £37m according to the same reports, it got me thinking. Do the Gunners need the youngster, or is it a case of panic buying? I am leaning towards the latter. Here are three reasons why I think Arsenal should forget about signing the Germany international.
After Chelsea huffed, puffed and failed to blow the West Ham down, Jose Mourinho was full of admiration for the Hammers’ heart and desire to defend, but also looked a little frustrated with the way that they travelled to Stamford Bridge to snatch a point. It got me thinking, and I’m not sure if I agree. Let’s take a look at some of the stats from the game and see if you agree.
Manchester City have played Tottenham twice this season now, and between the two games City have scored 11 goals. Manuel Pellegrini has his side firing brilliantly this season and their 5-1 win over Spurs took them top of the Premier League table above Arsenal, who dropped points at Southampton on Tuesday night. It’s the Spurs defence that worried me though, and I feel they could do with a pacey centre-half to come in and give Tim Sherwood another option. I have a name in mind, too.