Marcus Rashford continues to dominate the headlines, but it remains unclear whether a potential buyer or loan club can be found before the deadline of the following Monday evening.
The Out of Gunst Forward is linked to a move for a large part of the month, but on Tuesday another potential freer stopped the race to sign it.
Elsewhere, United insists on a deal to sign the young defender Patrick Dorgu of Lecce, with the Serie A Club with a fee of approximately £ 35 million to punish the relocation this week.
Here are the big stories from in and around Old Trafford as a crunch time for the recruitment leaders arrive.
Fenerbahce will not sign Rashford before the end of the window has confirmed their vice president.
The Turkish giants – managed by ex – alternating boss Jose Mourinho – claim that they have had the opportunity to sign the attacker, but do not follow a deal this month.
“It was actually in the news yesterday that we are interested in him,” Acun Ilicali told Sky Sports.
“I think Rashford is a fantastic player, I really like him. But at the end of the day, if you have some players in your team [who play in the same role] It is not logical to get two players in the same position that are much better than other players.
“What I will say is that these kinds of players have to play, play, play. If he comes, one of our players could not play. When it came for us, we unfortunately said no transfer for this.
“There is nothing that we are interested in him. Of course there are some rumors that spread. I can very comfortably say that we are not interested, but he is a good player.”
Manchester United continues to have conversations with Lecce while they conclude a £ 30 million deal for Patrick Dorgu.
The Red Devils continue to discuss the Italian side this week, while they want to make their first major addition of the January transfer window. Lecce President Saverio Sticchi Damiani had made it clear that the club did not want to sell, but Dorgu wants the clubs to reach an agreement.
United needs new recruits and with Ruben Amorim who plays a 3-4-3 system, the wing-back position has become vital and the team is currently lacking in players who can naturally play in that role.
There are only five sleeps to the deadline day and although Manchester City has led the expenditure so far, a large number of clubs want to encourage their team for the last third of the campaign.
Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho seem to make the biggest names that can make a switch between now and Monday evening, but what do the other 19 clubs need and can they get their deals on time?
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