Manchester United and Manchester City will compete for the signature of Brighton's Japanese winger Kaoru Mitoma, who is 26 years old in January. (Fichajes - in Spanish)
But both Manchester clubs may miss out with Mitoma expected to sign a new long-term contract with the Seagulls. (London World)
Erik ten Hag's position as Manchester United manager is secure for the future, despite the club's poor season. (Guardian)
Denmark midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg wants to leave Tottenham if the club cannot guarantee him a first-team place, with Juventus keen on the 28-year-old. (Gazzetta, in Italian - subscription required)
Chelsea want to sign the New York Red Bulls American winger, 15-year-old Julian Hall, but they are facing competition from Manchester United, Manchester City, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich for the position. (Standard)
Bayern Munich are set to offer Canadian full-back Alphonso Davies a new contract to fend off interest from Manchester City, Chelsea and Real Madrid. (90min)
Bayern winger Leroy Sane is likely to leave the club next season, with Barcelona and Real Madrid targeting the 27-year-old German striker. (Bild - in German)
Fiorentina are set to offer Italy under-19 defender Michael Kayode a new contract with Arsenal showing interest in the 19-year-old. (Calcio Mercato - in Italian)
Chelsea are closely monitoring the situation of Brazilian midfielder Andrey Santos at Nottingham Forest and could recall the 19-year-old from his loan spell if he does not get regular first-team football. (Athletic-Registration required)
Spanish Athletic Club midfielder Nico Williams is close to agreeing a new contract, ending Brighton and Aston Villa's hopes of signing the 21-year-old. (Sport - in Spanish)
England striker Ivan Toney is considering leaving Brentford in January, with Tottenham or Chelsea expected to buy the 27-year-old player. (Football Insider)
Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United are among some of the English Premier League clubs that are competing for Feyenoord and Dutch midfielder Quinten Timber, 22. (90 min)
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