As part of the 1995 Bosman ruling, clubs from other countries can now discuss and finalise pre-contract agreements with players in England

Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool will all look to be active in the January transfer window as Premier League sides take the opportunity to improve their teams

That said, Premier League clubs do have to comply with Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSRs) so the trend in recent January windows has been for plenty of loans. Here are a few players who could be on the move and names you should keep an eye on:

Premier League players in the final six months of their contracts are able to begin negotiating with foreign clubs - and there are a surprising number of players in that camp.

Enzo Maresca's squad could be boosted by a new centre forward in the January transfer window but the emphasis on Stamford Bridge remains on selling fringe players

The January transfer window presents an opportunity for teams like Liverpool and Arsenal to improve. Others, like Man United, should steer clear.

As soon as the winter transfer window opens, Premier League clubs are free to buy and sell players until the window closes. The Premier League January transfer window promises a chaotic month of moves as teams in England's top-flight prepare for the second half of the 2024–25 season.

Premier League clubs are set to be busy as the January transfer window opens but a number of players are free to talk to clubs from January 1 ahead of summer moves

Mohamed Salah continues to cement his all-time great status in the Premier League this season.Salah scored one and created two more as Liverpool won 5-0 at West Ham on Sunday afternoon. It continued