The transfer window for Europe's biggest clubs is open again. Transfer Talk has been scouring the world's media and setting our correspondents loose to see who could be heading to/out of your club this month.TOP STORY: Tottenham weighing up loan offer for MalcomTransfersHow a transfer worksWith help from former Tottenham and Liverpool director of football Damien Comolli, we show you a step-by-step guide to a transfer.What's a medical like?Can a 44-year-old man cut it in the Premier League? Our writer suffers -- and suffers some more -- through a medical at Everton.Watch live games, ESPN FC TV and MLS Rewind on ESPN+ in the U.S.LIVE: Latest from Transfer TalkFC Exclusives- United join race for Under- Morata loan, Chelsea want Higuain- United cool Milenkovic interest- Hudson-Odoi won't sign Chelsea deal- Man United to wait for KoulibalyInjury-hit Tottenham have become the latest side linked with out-of-favour Barcelona forward Malcom.The Daily Star claim the north Londoners are preparing for a spell without Harry Kane after the striker limped off...

Alejandro Moreno sifts through all the big transfer news surrounding the likes of Isco, Alvaro Morata, Fernando Llorente and more.

ESPN FC's Ligue 1 correspondent Julien Laurens shares the latest on Adrien Rabiot's future, amid links between the PSG midfielder and Barcelona. Todibo's signing for Barcelona has raised eyebrows, but everything in his career so far suggests that he is ready for the challenge.The little Stade Municipal in Les Lilas hasn't changed much since the first time Jean-Clair Todibo walked in 10 years ago. It's still located at the bottom of a big council estate, with the main pitch in the middle and the training ones next to it. It's a place very familiar to Todibo, who joined this small club in the north of Paris, with a first-team currently competing in the fifth tier of the French league system, at just 6 years old. He used to come and train here two or three times a week...

Check out what you may have missed at the weekend, including another Messi milestone, David De Gea's big night, Coppa Italia action and more. La Liga champions Barcelona became the first football team to spend over half a billion euros in wages after their staff costs shot up by 42 percent over the past year, according to a study by KPMG.KPMG's Football Benchmark study analysed the squads and finances of the respective champions of Europe's top eight leagues.The Catalans, who signed Brazil playmaker Philippe Coutinho from Liverpool in January 2018 for a club record €160 million ($183 million), have staff costs of €562 million...

Check out what you may have missed at the weekend, including another Messi milestone, David De Gea's big night, Coppa Italia action and more.

Luis Suarez found the net twice and Lionel Messi scored his 400th La Liga goal, as Barcelona cruised past Eibar at the Camp Nou. Two Luis Suarez strikes and Lionel Messi's 400th La Liga goal helped Barcelona beat Eibar 3-0 at Camp Nou on Sunday.Suarez opened the scoring in the first half after good play from Philippe Coutinho, then set up Messi's landmark goal after the break before rounding off the scoring as Barca restored their five-point lead at the top of the table.PostivesSuarez's form has been hot and cold over the past 18 months and that, combined with the fact he is nearly 32, mean questions have been asked about...