January transfer window: what is every Premier League side hoping for?

From Roberto De Zerbi’s first transfer window at Brighton to limited funds at Manchester United, a roundup of who is likely to go where

MOVING ON: While the Netherlands' Cody Gakpo has already made his move to the Premier League, Argentina's Enzo Fernandez (centre) could soon follow. Pic: Adam Davy/PA Wire.

Arsenal The loss of Gabriel Jesus for up to three months has intensified Arsenal’s search for reinforcements, with Shakhtar Donetsk’s Mykhaylo Mudryk at the top of Mikel Arteta’s January shopping list. But having failed with their initial bid of £55m, Arsenal know they will have to pay much more to secure the 21-year-old and could turn to Atletico Madrid’s João Félix as an alternative. Ed Aarons 

Aston Villa Unai Emery wants to supplement his attacking options. Ollie Watkins has impressed in patches but Villa want more competition up front. A reunion with wingers Arnaut Danjuma and Nicolas Jackson, both of whom Emery worked with at Villarreal, has been mooted, while Félix has been offered to numerous Premier League clubs on loan. Villa would be open to offloading Frédéric Guilbert, Morgan Sanson and Marvelous Nakamba, all of whom appear surplus to requirements. Ben Fisher