8 transfers to look out for in January including Ivan Toney battle and new Man Utd striker

With Christmas Day out of the way, Premier League fans can look forward to the transfer window re-opening and the chaos that brings.

Whether they sign new players or get rid of the deadwood, all 20 top-flight clubs will look to do business in January to give them a boost for the rest of the season. Big teams in Europe will also be looking at the Premier League to see who they can bring in.

With that in mind, Mirror Football have found eight transfer stories for you to follow during the January window. They involve some of the Premier League's biggest clubs - including Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal and Manchester City. Enjoy...

This is likely to be the biggest story of the January transfer window. Toney, 27, was handed an eight-month ban after breaching the Football Association's betting rules but will be available for selection again next month, putting England's biggest clubs on red alert.

Toney hit 20 Premier League goals last season. Strikers of that calibre are hard to find these days and Brentford could demand up to £100million for his signature as a result. He's out of contract in 18 months' time, which means now could be the perfect time to sell.

Chelsea and Arsenal are both believed to be interested in the England international, with both teams lacking a prolific centre-forward. Chelsea's need for a striker is greater - with them 10th in the table - and have the financial firepower to win battles like this.

But if the Gunners miss out on Toney, Solanke would be a fine alternative. The Bournemouth striker has bagged nine Premier League goals this season to prove he can flourish among England's elite and, at 26, is a year younger than his Brentford counterpart.

Arsenal are thought to be interested in signing