Bernardo Silva has hinted that he may try to convince 19-year-old Joao Neves to join Manchester City despite Manchester United wanting the Benfica midfielder. (MEN)
Portuguese midfielder Ruben Neves, 26, is not expected to leave the Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal in January due to his involvement with Newcastle United. (Subscription Required)
City and Portugal midfielder Silva, 29, says he would like to return to play for Benfica before he retires. (CNN, via TalkSport)
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag will not allow French central defender Raphael Varane, 30, to leave the club until the summer transfer window ends. (Sun)
Juventus are hopeful that 23-year-old Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic will agree to sign an extension at the club despite interest from Arsenal and Manchester United. (90min)
Chelsea hope to be able to sell Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku next summer, with Roma keen to make the 30-year-old's loan move permanent. (Evening Standard)
Bayern Munich are pushing to sign Japanese defender Takehiro Tomiyasu next summer but Arsenal do not want to let go of the 25-year-old player. (Florian Plettenberg, Sky Germany)
Some Manchester United players believe the team's bad start this season was caused by manager Erik ten Hag overworking the squad in preparation for the new season. (Guardian)
Liverpool's Spanish midfielder Thiago Alcantara, 32, is among the options Barcelona could consider as they look to replace injured Spain international Gavi, 19. (90min)
Tottenham and Argentina midfielder Giovani lo Celso, 27, has also emerged as a loan option for Barcelona, who are unlikely to find a permanent replacement for Gavi despite receiving up to £6m in compensation from Fifa following his injury in international obligations. (Mail)
Arsenal may allow Portuguese midfielder Fabio Vieira, 23, to join French club Marseille on loan. (Mirror)
Juventus and Brazil central defender Gleison Bremer, 26, says he wants to play in the Premier League. (Telegraph - subscription required)
The FA says it is ready to review evidence of possible serious breach of agent rules in transfers involving Tottenham Hotspur, Portsmouth and Jermain Defoe. (Time – Subscription Required) Liverpool are leading the movement of the English Premier League to resolve Manchester City's case of financial justice. (Football Insider)
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