January 19 - Reinforcements in the defence were announced at PSG, and now already, they signed Didier Domi from Newcastle. They payed £3 million to bring the French defender back after leaving France in the season of 1998-1999. PSG, who have won just once in 15 matches despite spending £50 million over the summer, are expected to fund the deal by accepting a player-plus-cash offer from Internazionale for Stéphane Dalmat.

January 19 - By signing for Leicester, Roberto Mancini is restarting his active football career. The Italian striker signed a short term contract after agreeing personal terms. The former Lazio coach signed a one-month-deal and will help Leicester consolidate their place in the top 5 of the Premier League. Mancini is fit already and is ready to make his first appearance this weekend. 

January 22 - Argentine midfielder Lucas Bernardi will make his debut for Marseille on Friday against Bordeaux. Bernardi cost Marseille ~$6m and came from Newell's Old Boys, the club where Batistuta started his career. Bernardi signed a four-and-a-half year contract and is seen as the perfect
replacement for Klas Ingesson who moved to Lecce last week.

January 25 - Manchester City boss Joe Royle has confirmed the arrival of Andrei Kanchelskis. The Rangers winger previously played under Royle at Everton. Kanchelskis will be on loan for three months, but City have an option to a permanent deal. Royle is delighted about his newest signing and hopes to see the form the Ukrainian winger showed earlier at Everton.

January 28 - Former Liverpool striker Stan Collymore will be playing for Real Oviedo next season.
He signed a £.5m deal that will commit him to the Spanish team until the end of the 2001-02 season. Because the controversial striker costed Bradford too much, Collymore was transfer listed. Collymore hopes to shine again, by moving abroad.