UEFA Champions League 2015: Full List of Squad Changes for Round of 16

The Champions League recommences in under two weeks time, with the remaining 16 clubs taking their final opportunity to tweak their squads for the rest of the competition. 

Each team are permitted to make three changes from their original choices for the tournament, with Uefa.com listing each club's revised option:

Team	Players in	Players out
Arsenal	Olivier Giroud, Francis Coquelin, Gabriel Paulista	Joel Campbell, Lukas Podolski, Yaya Sanogo
Monaco	Matheus Carvalho, Alain Traore	Borja Lopez, Lucas Ocampos
Bayer Leverkusen	David Yelldell	Niklas Lomb, Levin Oztunali
Borussia Dortmund	Kevin Kampl	Jannick Bandowski, Milos Jojic
Chelsea	Juan Cuadrado, Isaiah Brown	Andre Schurrle, Mohamed Salah, Lewis Baker
Atletico Madrid	Cani, Fernando Torres	Alessio Cerci, Cristian Rodriguez
Barcelona	None	None
Basel	Adama Traore	Naser Aliji, Marcelo Diaz, Michael Gonclaves, Geoffroy Serey Die, Giovanni Sio
Bayern Munich	Pepe Reina, Tom Starke	Pierre Hojbjerg, Ylli Sallahi, Xherdan Shaqiri
Porto	Hernani, Helton, Diego Reyes	Adrian Lopez, Andres Fernandez, Ivo Rodrigues, Kelvin, Tomas Mota
Schalke	Joy-Lance Mickels, Matija Nastasic	Donis Avdijaj, Christian Clemens, Felipe Santana
Shakhtar Donetsk	None	Mykyta Kryukov
Juventus	Paolo De Ceglie, Alessandro Matri, Stefano Sturaro	Kwadwo Asamoah, Sebastian Giovinco, Federico Mattiello, Romulo
Manchester City	Wilfried Bony	Stevan Jovetic, Matija Nastasic
Paris Saint-Germain	None	Clement Chantome
Real Madrid	Martin Odegaard, Lucas Silva	Abner, Guillermo Varela

The primary news circulates around Manchester City who have added new January transfer window signing Wilfried Bony to their team.

The 26-year-old striker, who recently joined the Sky Blues from Swansea, per the club's official website, will replace Stevan Jovetic—who drops drops out of contention.

Manuel Pellegrini insisted on Friday, per Sky Sports' Fraser Dainton, that Jovetic's future remains at City:

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Real Madrid have also made a notable change to their squad, drafting in teenage sensation Martin Odegaard. Also included is Lucas Silva who signed from Brazilian club Cruzeiro for £10.5 million in the window, per Ian McCourt of The Guardian.

Odegaard is considered to be one of Norway's hottest ever prospects, and the 16-year-old may now light up Europe's biggest club competition.

The player was recently praised by his former coach David Neilsen before his birthday, saying, per Sid Lowe of The Guardian:

“At times you need a superstar and at 15, he’s the nearest thing we have.”

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The 21-year-old Silva has impressed for his former club, having made 26 appearances this term in the Brazilian league, per WhoScored.com.

The young Galacticos could become superstars at their new club and both have an opportunity to gain experience in the one competition Madrid loves the most.

Last year's La Decima success has given the Spanish club renewed vigour in the competition, and both Odegaard and Silva will now be able to mix their ability with the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale.