🔗 Share this article Concerning Marc Guéhi to Yildiz – Which Players Are Set to Be Making a Switch during the winter Transfer Window? The January transfer market proves to be a time of significant rumour and potential big-money transfers. Several high-profile footballers find themselves linked with transfers out of their present clubs. Here is a look at some of the key names who might be changing clubs this month. Antoine Semenyo Despite Ghana's inability to qualify for the AFCON, which has kept the player in contention, reports suggest a significant move is close. This 25-year-old possesses a contract with a sizeable buy-out clause active for a two-week period in early January. Recent developments indicate the Premier League champions are now the frontrunners for his signature. Other interested parties like Chelsea and Tottenham reportedly have turned their attention to alternative targets, leaving teams such as Liverpool or Manchester United to make a last-minute bid. Marc Guéhi The England centre-back has impress for Palace this season a summer move to Anfield collapsing. With his contract due to run out in the summer, this represents the club's final opportunity to secure a fee for their captain. A host of elite sides, including City and multiple European giants like Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, and Barcelona, are believed to hold an interest. Yet, a January departure remains difficult, particularly given the coach's dependence on the defender. B. Johnson This Welsh forward has had starting opportunities limited at Tottenham this term. Despite finishing as the side's top scorer last season, he has begun just a small number of league matches. It is understood the North London outfit is open to a sale for the right price, thought to be in the region of forty million pounds. Bournemouth appear to be at the front of the queue, with Aston Villa, Brentford, and Crystal Palace additionally credited with an inquiry. Tottenham value the Welsh international at approximately £40m. R. Neves The Portugal midfielder might be set for a comeback to the English top flight following a spell in Saudi Arabia. Now only twenty-eight, and with his contract ending in the summer, he represents a potential bargain. Teams such as Manchester United and Liverpool are linked with the former Wolves man. Additionally, there have been rumours from Spanish media that he is willing to accept a pay cut for a move to the Spanish giants. Marc-André ter Stegen This veteran Germany shot-stopper is now as third-choice at Barcelona under the manager Hansi Flick. Having lost his place and undergone surgery, a winter exit looks increasingly probable. Aston Villa were once linked as a potential suitor, but that option now appears unlikely. Instead, clubs from Saudi Arabia and Turkey are thought to be showing interest in the 33-year-old. I. Toney The prolific English striker has kept finding the net frequently in the Middle East. A return to the Premier League could boost his fading hopes of being in the national World Cup. However, arranging a deal presents major hurdles. Al-Ahli are reluctant to part with him, and his alleged enormous salary make any agreement complicated. Tottenham, Manchester United, and Everton have all been linked as admirers. Ivan Toney helped his Saudi club to a win in the domestic cup showpiece. C. Gallagher The energetic English midfielder drew widespread attention in the summer but remained at Atlético. Having limited starts in La Liga this term, he is eager to secure more minutes ahead of the tournament. United are strongly linked, and a move back to Crystal Palace, where he shone on loan, is also a option, although financial constraints might be a stumbling block. Harvey Elliott Despite excelling and winning the best player award at the U21 Euros in the summer, the talented player has found it tough for minutes during his loan spell at Villa. The manager has confirmed the loan move won't become permanent. Due to FIFA regulations regarding playing for multiple teams in a season, a move back to his parent club prior to next season seems to be the only viable solution. Kenan Yildiz The exciting Turkish attacker has been in fine form for Juventus this term. As his existing deal nearing its end, many English sides – including Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Tottenham – are keeping tabs on the situation. Juventus are eager to secure the 20-year-old to a lengthy contract but are in a race to keep one of the continent's brightest prospects. Kees Smit The much-admired Netherlands midfielder has earned comparisons to Kevin De Bruyne for his style of play. After impressing at the Under-19 European Championship, Smit has become a regular in the AZ first team. The teenager is heavily tipped to complete a big-money move in January. Newcastle United reportedly are leading the chase, but could face stiff rivalry from Real Madrid for a signing valued at around twenty-two million pounds.