We take a look at ten big deals that could happen when the transfer window re-opens
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Toni Kroos (Bayern Munich to Manchester United)
The highly rated and silky smooth Germany international’s future at the Allianz Arena has been in some doubt of late following the revelation that the holding midfielder is currently one of the worst paid players in the Bundesliga champions’ entire first-team squad, with the player heading for Premier League champions Manchester United as a result next season say the Daily Mirror.
Marco Reus (Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United)
The blond-haired German forward has been one of the standout players in the Bundesliga in the past few seasons, with new Red Devils head coach David Moyes understood to be of the player’s biggest fans, so much so that the Scot has, according to reports in the Daily Mirror, made Reus one of his number one transfer targets come the end of the campaign.
Edinson Cavani (Paris Saint-Germain to Chelsea)
The west London club have been on the lookout for a world-class goal poacher all season long due to the repeated failures of their current front men to hit the back of the net with any great regularity in this campaign.
And the man that Blues boss Jose Mourinho has identified to bang in the goals at Stamford Bridge next season, says the Daily Mirror, is the Ligue 1 champions’ deadly Uruguay attacker.
Ilkay Gundogan (Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United)
The Premier League champions have made the purchase of a new holding midfielder an absolute priority at Old Trafford this summer, and to that effect the Red Devils are understood to be lining up an end-of-season swoop for Dortmund’s highly rated Germany international, claims the Daily Mirror.
Luke Shaw (Southampton to Chelsea)
England international Ashley Cole has slowly been phased out at Stamford Bridge this season by manager Jose Mourinho, with the self-styled Special One having identified the Saints’ young left-back as being the man to replace him in west London next season, according to reports in the Daily Mirror.
Yevhen Konoplyanka (Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk to Liverpool)
The Merseyside giants may have failed with to land the exciting Ukraine wide man on transfer deadline day after they were unable to agree a price for the player, however, it is still expected that the Reds will return for the player at the end of the campaign, say BBC Sport Online.
Micah Richards (Manchester City to Liverpool)
The Reds are expected to land the out-of-favour England international right back in a deal worth just £8m at the end of the campaign, says the Sun, after Manchester City agreed to allow the versatile defender to leave Eastlands.
Julian Draxler (Schalke 04 to Arsenal)
The north London club appeared to be on the verge of sealing a big-money move for the young German in the final hours on transfer deadline day last month, only for the move to fall through at the very last minute when the Bundesliga side suddenly raised their asking price to a whopping £37m, but the Gunners are still set to reignite their interest in the playmaker this summer according to ESPN. 
Fabio Coentrao (Real Madrid to Manchester United)
The champions may have just failed to lure the attack-minded Portugal international to Old Trafford during the January transfer window, but with doubts still persisting about the future of left-back Patrice Evra in the north west, United are expected to land the full back this summer according to the Daily Star.
Paul Pogba (Juventus to Manchester United)
While the Red Devils may have just failed to lure their former midfielder back to the Theatre of Dreams in the January transfer window after the Serie A champions refused to allow the coveted France international to leave Turin, it is understood that a deal could still be on for the playmaker come the end of the season, says the Manchester Evening News.
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