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Manchester United have explored the conditions of signing Brighton's Carlos Baleba, Your Site News can reveal.

However, a deal is not expected to progress any further this month, with Brighton keen to keep him until at least the summer, when there is expected to be a market for central midfielders.

It is understood United's priority in 2026 is signing at least one - maybe even two - top central midfielders.

Their focus remains adding them in the summer, but Your Site News has already reported they may move for players this month if unique market opportunities arise.

Baleba is on a list of top targets that also includes Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson, Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton and Wolves' Joao Gomes.

Your Site News can also exclusively reveal United are looking at younger prospects such as Lille's Ayyoub Bouaddi and Olympiacos' Christos Mouzakitis.

Your Site News has also reported this week that they are continuing to assess forward options, with Antoine Semenyo seemingly destined for Manchester City, and are monitoring the situations around players like and Yan Diomande.

Your Site News also exclusively revealed on Thursday that they are scouting potential centre-back targets ahead of the summer including 

Leicester City on-loan striker Julian Carranza has returned to parent club Feyenoord.

The 25-year-old forward made just nine appearances for the club in the Championship without scoring a goal.

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League One promotion-chasers Lincoln City have completed the signing of versatile defender Josh Honohan from Shamrock Rovers, on a long-term contract for an undisclosed fee.

Honohan would be eligible to play in Sunday's televised game against Peterborough, but is being managed back to fitness after picking up a load-based injury in November, after the deal taking him to the LNER Stadium had been agreed.

Honohan is uncapped at full international level but has been included in squads by Republic of Ireland head coach Heimir Hallgrimsson this season.

Dundee have signed winger Joseph Bevan on a two-and-half-year deal from Burnley.

The 21-year-old has spent time in the Clarets academy since joining in January 2024, and spent time on loan at Carlisle last year.

Speaking after joining Dundee, Bevan said, Im very excited to be here. Ive been looking to get back into the mens environment, and I know David Longwell, he told me all the good things about Dundee.  Its a new opportunity and a fresh challenge for me up here.

"I played with Charlie Reilly, we had a very good partnership together at Albion Rovers, and I know Joe Westley very well, we played together for a year and a half at Burnley. He was like David, he was very positive in everything he told me about Dundee.

Dundee face rivals Dundee Utd tomorrow, live on Your Site. 

Crawley Town have signed striker Tobi Adeyemo from Watford.

He made his senior debut in January 2023, scoring his first goal the following week on his Championship debut against Blackpool.

Adeyemo has previously spent time on loan at Hitchin Town and Wealdstone.

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Liverpool are in discussions to sign young centre-back Ifeanyi Ndukwe from Austria Vienna.

The 17-year-old turns 18 in March so would not be expected to join until the summer, if the deal is agreed.

Ndukwe would be recruited as a development player and would join Rob Page's U21s squad.

Ndukwe is an Austria U17 international who has been playing for Austria Vienna's youth team.

The winter transfer window opened on January 1 and closes on February 2 at 7pm. Find out who is on the move across the Premier League here...

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner has admitted that he should have been more vocal with the board about signing players in the summer after underestimating their hectic winter schedule. 

The games have come thick and fast for Palace with Glasner having to juggle Europe, the Premier League and the Carabao Cup in the build-up to the new year.

The FA Cup holders have also had to deal with injuries, with the likes of Daniel Munoz, Daichi Kamada and Chris Richards among those dealing with fitness problems. 

Palace have since secured their first transfer of the January window after confirming the arrival of club-record signing Brennan Johnson in a 35m deal from Tottenham.

Asked about managing his team through the festive period, Glasner said: "I may have underestimated, to be honest, I think I have experience when a team plays international football but not with this intensity and no break over Christmas.

"It's different with Frankfurt and also Wolfsburg, it's a little bit different because of COVID, but especially with Frankfurt, then you always have three weeks in winter, no game, and you have ten days off, and they completely recharge psychologically. Here, it's maybe one of our most intense periods. 

"We are fortunate, I think, really, not having many muscle injuries. We've had some knocks.

"To be honest, we hoped, in the preparation, that maybe Chadi Riad, or Cheick Doucoure could be available around Christmas, but now, unfortunately, especially for them, it doesn't work. 

"So, and then, I'm talking about five, six players, and that's, I  think, why the situation is how it is. 

"I think it's nobody to blame. Maybe we should have added one or two more players, with all the circumstances, but like always, I'm always looking in the mirror.

"I should have considered more of these injuries, because then I would have beenharsher on gettingone or two more players in."

Tottenham winger Manor Solomon has joined Fiorentina on loan.

Solomon, 26, was recalled from his loan spell at Villarreal, who he signed for in January, and now joins the Serie A side until the end of the season.

The 26-year-old made 11 appearances for Villarreal, scoring once.