Tottenham sell Roman Pavlyuchenko to Lokomotiv Moscow but bring in Louis Saha from Everton "We got decent money for Pav," said Harry Redknapp. I know it's a Russian club he's going to. I took Louis Saha from Everton, only to the end of the season with an option. He's bright, good movement when he's playing well. He could be OK. He gives me another striker - we've got Jermain Defoe but we lost Van der Vaart again tonight. He's calf's gone. Bassong could go on loan to Wolves. Seb needs to go - his head's down. I think that's going to happen. We just need to see whether I can take another central defender because I've got Gallas out long term. I'm hoping to sign Ryan Nelsen on a free until the end of the season. He's a great competitor and a good sort to have at your club. I've always liked him. Steven Pienaar wants to go on loan to Everton. I'm trying to hide from him at the moment! I spoke to David Moyes at quarter to seven. I said if I could get the player I wanted he could have Steven on loan. But we've lost three again tonight - Kyle Walker did a groin, Van der Vaart calf and Emmanuel Adebayor's done a hamstring. I was going to bring the boy on loan from Juventus, [Milos] Krasic. I tried to get him before. It won't happen this time. Spurs were also linked with Hugo Rodallega, the Wigan striker. Rodallega was distracted by all the talk yesterday so his manager, Roberto Martinez, put him on the bench. "One of my players was in the middle of that speculation and it's not the right way to approach one of the most important games for this football club," said Martinez. There's nothing with Spurs. It's just ridiculous, but it does affect human beings. Martinez was annoyed that the Premier League did not move matches to tonight, so ensuring the game was not caught in an icy blast of the transfer window being open. From our point of view I don't think it was a good idea. It becomes a bit of a circus. It's something we need to learn from - it's a huge day of speculation but it should never be bigger than the celebration of the game, which is playing football. The Pienaar deal was confirmed just before midnight after Everton chairman Bill Kenwright telephoned his Tottenham counterpart Daniel Levy to swing the deal after Redknapp had voiced concerns that the move might leave him short of midfield cover. It was a busy day for Everton, who also bought striker Nikica Jelavic from Rangers for around £5.5 million in a 4½-year deal. The Croatian international moved to Ibrox from Rapid Vienna in August 2010 and has scored 17 goals in all competitions so far this season. He was paraded in front of Everton supporters during the interval of last night's 1-0 victory over Manchester City at Goodison Park. "It's great news for us," said Moyes. We've been looking for a centre forward for a while and we hope he can score us some goals. He has come from a fantastic football club to another and he was desperate to play in the Premier League for Everton. We hope that bodes well. He will want to go to the European Championships with Croatia and he will hopefully do that if he does well here. Wolves have signed Bassong on loan until the end of the season. Manager Mick McCarthy had been keen to land the 25-year-old defender having pursued him throughout January. Bassong is the third new player at Molineux during the window, following another loan player, Emmanuel Frimpong from Arsenal, and Eggert Jonsson from Hearts.