Transfer news: Gallagher wants Chelsea stay; PSG back for Rashford & Salah's Liverpool future

The January transfer window closes in less than three days, with Business in 2024 exceptionally quiet compared to last season.

A record-breaking winter window last time around saw Enzo Fernandez and Mykhailo Mudryk rock up to Chelsea, who spent around £300m in a desperate bid to galvanise their failing squad.

But they weren't the only ones flashing in the cash, particularly in the Premier League, as more than £800m was spent. The 2023/24 season, courtesy of the laser-like focus on Financial Fair Play compliance, has seen things play out completely differently, and there's far fewer blockbuster deals being discussed as the deadline draws near.

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