RECAP: Brighton transfer news - Porto attacker signs, Julio Enciso talks collapse, Dan Burn 'buzzing', £6m Deniz Undaz decision,

Unconfirmed reports that Brighton have stopped negotiations with Club Libertad for Paraguayan international Julio Enciso. The 18-year-old midfielder looked set to agree a £6m deal but talks appear to have broken down at the 11th hour believed to be because of personal terms

Brighton Striker Lorent Tolaj will spend the rest of the season on loan with League One Cambridge United.

The 20-year-old joins a Cambridge team who are sat in 12th in their first campaign back in League One, following their promotion last season.

Under-23s coach Andrew Crofts said, “Lorent has been in impressive form in Premier League 2 this season, after a difficult time out with injury last season.

“Now is a good time for him to experience the surroundings of a men’s first team environment, as well as compete at a really good level in League One.”

Tolaj joined joined Albion in June 2018 from Swiss side FC Sion and has represented Switzerland up to under-19 level.

He has made 18 Premier League 2 appearances so far this campaign, scoring six times, as well as notching three assists.

The striker links up with Albion midfielder Jensen Weir, who is on a season-long loan at the Abbey Stadium.

With Alli closing in on the exit door at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Juventus confirmed two new arrivals in north London in the shape of Rodrigo Bentancur and Dejan Kulusevski.

Juve announced Uruguay midfielder Bentancur has moved for an initial fee of 19million euros (£15.8m), with another six million euros in potential add-ons.

Kulusevski, meanwhile, has joined on an 18-month loan deal with a obligation to make the move permanent for 35 millions euros (£29.2m) if certain objectives are met.

Personal terms agreed for Dan Burn and announcement should be anytime soon. Burn finally looks set to seal his move to boyhood club in £13m deal.

There was confusion around the future of Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang after footage emerged of his arrival in Barcelona.

The Gabon international returned home early from the Africa Cup of Nations due to health reasons but has not played for the Gunners since being disciplined by the club in December.

He had been linked with a loan move this January, with Barcelona among those clubs reportedly showing an interest.

The Indy understands there is no agreement in place between the Catalan giants and Arsenal, despite Aubameyang’s movements.

Tottenham midfielder Tanguy Ndombele has completed a loan move to Lyon for the remainder of the season.

Lyon confirmed they have paid a fee of 1.42million euros to finalise the deal, which includes an option to make the move permanent.

Ndombele is Tottenham’s club-record signing but has struggled to make a lasting impact in north London.

Just a couple of hours after confirming Frank Lampard as their new manager Everton are trying to finalise late deals for Manchester United midfielder Donny Van De Beek and Tottenham’s Dele Alli.

Holland international Van De Beek’s loan move is understood to be well advanced, with talks having begun over the weekend when it became apparent Lampard was set to take over.

Alli, who has become a peripheral figure at Spurs, is a late development but it is understood it is complicated by the fact Everton have to complete a permanent deal.

They have no spare loans available as Van De Beek will join fellow Dutchman Anwar El Ghazi, an arrival from Aston Villa while Rafael Benitez was still manager, in signing up for a temporary spell at Goodison Park.