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Thilo Kehrer, a West Ham defender, has reportedly dropped out on a loan transfer to Monaco in the hopes of obtaining a spot in Germany's squad for the domestic European Championships this summer. When signing in 2022, the former PSG player made a name for himself for the London club, but it has since found game time difficult to come by. The German's renewed form, as well as Konstantinos Mavropanos' arrival and success at center-back, has restricted him to just 18 minutes of Premier League action.

Simon Jones of Mail Sport gives us a detailed rundown of who players each of the Premier League clubs should expect to bring in this January. So many actors could be on their way out during next month's transfer window as well as the actresses who may be on their way out.

KIERAN GILL: After a 1-0 victory over Serbian side Backa Topola on Thursday night, West Ham advanced to the knockout stages of the Europa League. David Moyes was without several first team regulars due to injuries and sickness, and their absence was felt as the Premier League outfit was far below average. But, in the 89th minute of a game lacking in overall quality, Soucek arrived at the far post and sent Thilo Kehrer's pin-point delivery.

DRIAN KAJUMBA: Bayern is on the verge of losing Benjamin Pavard to Inter Milan after the defender reportedly turned down a transfer to Manchester United. This has left a hole for a player who can play both center-back and right-back, as the French 2018 World Cup champion. Kehrer, a German national, ticks both boxes and is also well-known to Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel. The pair worked together at Paris Saint-Germain for two-and-a-half years, with Tuchel reportedly signing Kehrer from Schalke for about £30 million in August 2018, during his first transfer window.

Keisuke Goto, a teen player for West Ham, is being monitored. Jubilo Iwata's 6 foot 3ins tall centre forward is expected to represent his country at the World U20 Championships but due to injury. Goto stands out due to his physical appearance. Despite his height, he's quick and often falls deep to pick up items before breaking into the box.

The participants were counting on the help of their glamorous partners and children as West Ham took on Fiorentina in the UEFA Europa Conference League final on Tuesday, and it paid off. The West Ham WAGs were out in force, sporting their men's jackets and posing on their beauties while snapping hundreds of photos as the team marched to a historic 2-1 victory over Florence's based side, despite being far from their positions.

Moyes made two changes across his back four, including Vladimir Coufal and Emerson, ahead of the club's match against Fiorentina in Prague. As a result, full backs Thilo Kehrer and Aaron Cresswell, who were both regulars in every competition this season, were forced to settle for a spot on the bench. In the winner-takes-all showdown, Coufal lined up on the right-hand side, with Emerson preferring the left of center back pair Kurt Zouma and Nayef Aguerd.

The brave Brit in another world can be seen shaking off the Dutch hooligans at the top of a flight of stairs as they attempt to flood into the seats. Supporters in West Ham's Europa Conference League semi-final victory over AZ Alkmaar erupted as players erupted as Dutch supporters threw a section of visiting supporters where many of their loved ones were seated. Footage shows the heroic Hammer standing at the top of a flight of stairs holding the crowd at bay.

EST HAM 2-2 ARSENAL - IAN LADYMAN AT THE LONDON STADIUM: Arsenal lost a crucial game in the championship race when they drew 2-2 with West Ham in a thrilling match at the London Stadium. Gabriel Jesus and Martin Odegaard's goals brought the Gunners up by a 2-0 lead in the first ten minutes of the match at the London Stadium. They seemed to be cruising before the Hammers were awarded a penalty after Gabriel fouled Lucas Paqueta, with Said Benrahma making no mistake from the spot.

Schalke 04 is unquestionably part of not only the furniture, but also the country's upper echelons. The Royal Blues have played in Europe every season from 1991-2002 through 2018-19. In seven of those 16 seasons, and even reached the semi-finals in 2010-11, they reached the Champions League proper, before losing to Manchester United. Bayern Munich has monopoly on the game, winning the Bundesliga for ten years in a row, but Schalke - who sees themselves among Borussia Dortmund's top of the rest' - is often close to challenging the Bavarian giants.

In their hunt for a new center-back this season, Inter Milan is allegedly monitoring Premier League duo Victor Lindelof and Thilo Kehrer. After the Slovakian announced verbally that he would join the team, the Serie A side is hopeful of finding a new central defender in reaction to Milan Skriniar's imminent transfer to PSG. Simone Inzaghi's team has inquired into Man United's Harry Maguire's availability, but if they are unable to locate him, they are open to the possibility of signing his Swedish teammate.

On Boxing Day, the Premier League will resume, with more than six weeks off. It varied in terms of how many players from each team were at the World Cup in Qatar - from two at a few sides to 16 at Manchester City - but how did clubs' players get on?How far did they get, and how many minutes did they play? Sportsmail has a look at how the World Cup affected each team in the top division and how they might be affected going forward as a result of the tournament.

The 24-year-old was signed by United for £50 million in 2019, but under new manager Erik ten Hag, who played just four minutes this season after falling behind the pecking order at Old Trafford. The London-based team is expected to offer Wan-Bissaka a way out of the Red Devils in January, but the Red Devils are apparently able to move to a loan move for his January services in January in an attempt to push for their Premier League position.

In their last game of Group E, Germany was surprisingly defeated 2-1 by Japan before losing a 2-1 draw against Costa Rica, who must now win to have a chance of advancement. Costa Rica's opponents, on the other hand, are determined on securing a spot in the next round after being thrashes by Spain from 7-0 to 1-0 triumph over Japan. With the match quickly approaching, Sportsmail takes you through everything you should do below.

In Group E, Spain will face Germany, with both teams getting off to a rocky start in their respective World Cup campaigns. It couldn't have been any better for Spain after defeating Costa Rica 7-0 in one of the tournament's best performances so far. However, for Germany, the mood could not have been any different after they gave up a lead late in the game to lose a 2-1 loss to Japan, putting them on the brink of being kicked out. Sportmail takes you through all you need to hear about below as the match is near.

Despite a long wait for a handball by Thilo Kehrer, the Hammers' first goal was allowed to proceed before they were given a penalty late after Jordan Zemura was adjudged to have handled Vladimir Coufal's cross on review. Moyes said, after the game, "everybody feels" they are due to a decision, before repeating other managers' arguments in asking for consistency. The Hammers have had a rough start to the season and would have ranked 17th in the table if they had won, but they would have risen to 10th in the standings if they had won.

So there was no forced photo of the England squad with their heads bowed, no mandated speeches, and no one that attempted to pull the national team into a ceremony that was solemn, moving and glorious. And that is just how it should be. If there is one thing that the last ten days of remembrance have taught the sport world, it is that there is a time and a place. And, perhaps, the stadium is not in a 60,000 crowd, and the time is not two minutes before kick-off.

David Moyes admits that Silkeborg's plastic pitch has given him a pick headache ahead of West Ham's Conference League match in Denmark. After spells that have been disabled, defender Craig Dawson and Aaron Cresswell have been in the team, but he would not risk them in Denmark on the 10,000-seater JYSK Park's superfast turf. We acknowledge that it's an artificial pitch and that we have some decisions to make,' the West Ham manager said. We'll have a look at Craig and Aaron and see what's best for them.'

David Moyes wanted to bring Egan to the Blades this summer, but the Blades decided to keep track of him as they look to return to the Premier League. West Ham haven't given up on the possibility of winning their man, and they are likely to put their resolve into question when the transfer window reopens, according to The Sun. The 29-year-old is in his fifth season with Bramall Lane, and his deal with the Blades is through 2024.

POWER RANKINGS: With some particularly striking results, the first midweek round of Premier League fixtures offered up a lot of goals, excitement, joy, and despair, with some of whom were particularly impressive. Arsenal continued their undefeated run with a 2-1 win over Aston Villa, Manchester City remained hot on their tail with a 6-0 thrashing of Nottingham Forest, and Liverpool's comeback 2-1 victory over Newcastle was another bit of drama. Southampton shocked Chelsea 2-1, with Manchester United's revival under Erik ten Hag's leadership winning their third straight victory over Leicester 1-0, but Brighton lost their unbeaten run after losing 2-1 to Fulham. Crystal Palace, Brentford, West Ham and Tottenham Hotspur, and Leeds and Everton lost 1-1 draws, with Bournemouth bouncing out a goalless draw against Wolves. Julian Alvarez, Martin Odegaard, Erling Haaland, Aleksandar Mitrovic and Raheem Sterling (left-right) all impressed - but who else caught the eye from an individual perspective? Here's the most recent top ten of Sportsmail's Premier League Power Rankings.

Thick and fast. The games keep coming, and if you're Manchester City, so do the goals. Two at West Ham, four against Bournemouth, four at Newcastle, and three more at Newcastle, completing the comeback against Crystal Palace and now six of the best against Nottingham Forest. Goals aren't as straightforward to come by for some people as others; we're talking about you Chelsea and you Wolves. As for Liverpool, who can ever count them out from a late winner when they have Anfield to roar them on? On Wednesday, Newcastle discovered the hard way the home crowd was influencing the bloodshed. Sportsmail dissects the key talking points from another exciting round of action in the Premier League, including Chelsea's defeat (left), Liverpool's midfield young guns (inset), and why Son Heung-min (right) must be taken out of the firing line.

Newcastle United have spoken to West Ham about right-back Harrison Ashby. After impressing under David Moyes, the 20-year-old joined West Ham's first team squad this season and has been tipped for a bright future. Ashby's West Ham contract was expected to come to an end this summer, but the club enabled the one-year option because they were unwilling to allow their starlet to leave.

Tottenham had a penalty early on against West Ham but the VAR reversed it. When speaking out about the talk he had with the referee after the game, Antonio Conte insisted that VAR incorrectly overturned a correct decision and said the procedure in this world is flawed.