With a week to go until the end of the transfer window, more than 75 Premier League players face an uncertain future.
He remains the highest-profile name on this list, with the Portugal veteran still eager to leave Manchester United for a club in the Champions League.
United will become one of the busiest clubs in the final week, working on deals for winger Ajax. Antonio and a second goalkeeper in Martin Dubravka still want another centre forward and perhaps a right back.
United has been struggling with Chelsea during Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Still, Stamford Bridge is the Barcelona man's most likely destination as Thomas Tuchel appears to be busy in the last week. Chelsea has also been bidding for Antonio Gordon and Wesley Fofana.
If United and Chelsea achieve their goals, it will potentially set off a flurry of activity at both clubs, with Armando Borja, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Conor Gallagher, and Cristian Pulisic available from Stamford Bridge and Phil Jones and Brandon Williams moving from Old Trafford.
Chelsea striker Borja may still stay but has been high on the list of every Premier League club looking for a centre-forward, including Everton and Southampton. However, Wolves and Newcastle have decided not to wait as they look to close deals for Sasa Kalajdzic and Alejandro Isak, respectively.
Dharmesh Sheth and Kaveh Solhekol of The Transfer Show share the latest transfer news from all 20 Premier League clubs.
Everton also has Ben Brereton Diaz, Che Adams, and Viktor Gyokeres on their striker list, while Southampton like Gonçalo Ramos if they lose Adams. Fulham is also interested in signing a striker with Neal Maupay and Bamba Dieng on their roster.
Wingers are also on the menu for several clubs, including Arsenal, who are looking to replace those heading to Nice. Nicolas Pepe and Tottenham will only let Bryan Gil go if they can bring in a quality replacement. Brentford also wants one, as does Newcastle, who have been bidding for Joao Pedro while Fulham works at Roma. Justin Kluivert and Willian have been training with the Cottagers.
As the dominoes begin to fall, numerous household names could find new homes, while several youngsters could still get development loans. Sky Sports has put together a list of those that could still move in which it has been one of the most interesting and crowded transfer windows to date:
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