Newcastle could sell England striker Callum Wilson, 31, for just £18m in the final week of the January transfer window, with Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United all alerted to his availability. (Standard)
Chelsea is among the clubs that want to sign Aston Villa and Colombian striker Jhon Duran, 20, before the deadline. (Sky Sports)
Manchester United coach Erik ten Hag wants Ajax and Dutch forward Brian Brobbey and Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite, both 21, but the Dutchman has no control over which players can be signed. (Mirror)
Newcastle United are closely monitoring Nottingham Forest English striker Morgan Gibbs-White, 23, for a January transfer. (Football Insider)
Wolverhampton Wanderers are reluctant to sign Chelsea's 22-year-old Albanian striker Armando Broja for £30m as they struggle to ensure they comply with Premier League spending rules. (Mail)
The Football Association of Ireland is hoping to hire England under-21 coach Lee Carsley, 49, as the Republic of Ireland's general manager. (Independent)
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti has asked the club to re-sign French striker Karim Benzema, 35, from the Saudi Al-Ittihad club. (Sport – in Spanish)
Crystal Palace are close to reaching an agreement to sign Colombian right back Daniel Munoz, 27, from Belgium's Genk who participates in the English Premier League. (South London Press). Blackburn Rovers are planning to sign Queens Park Rangers Irish defender Jimmy Dunne, 26, this month. (Football Insider)
Ivory Coast want French women's coach Herve Renard to be their manager for the rest of the Africa Cup of Nations but the French Football Federation has rejected their short-term loan deal. (L'Equipe – In French)
Tottenham can call up French midfielder Tanguy Ndombele, 27, from a loan at Galatasaray and send him to Rennes and Al Ettifaq. (Tuttomercatoweb – in Ital)
Sunderland have confirmed their interest in Manchester United's Ivory Coast winger Amad Diallo, 21, who scored 14 goals in 40 games on loan last season. (Manchester Evening News)
Ipswich Town have made AFC Wimbledon and Iraqi striker Ali Al-Hamadi, 21, a top target in the final week of the transfer window. (East Anglian Daily Times)
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