Tottenham's Danny Rose is a target for Paris St-Germain, who want to sign the 28-year-old England full-back before the European transfer window closes. (Daily Mirror)
Tottenham made a £25m offer to sign Chelsea's English striker Tammy Abraham, 20, in the final hours of the summer transfer window. (Goal)
Swansea want to sign Cameron Carter-Vickers on loan from Tottenham before next Friday's deadline. (Daily Mirror)
Bristol City have signed Czech Republic defender Tomas Kalas on a season-long loan deal from Chelsea. (Sky Sports)
Real Madrid are still working on a marquee signing to replace Cristiano Ronaldo and believe they have a shot at signing Paris St-Germain's France striker Kylian Mbappe, 19. (Marca)
The Spanish club now feel it is "almost impossible" to sign one of the Premier League's top strikers in this window, and are turning their attention to Valencia's Spanish forward Rodrigo, 27, in addition to Mbappe. (Independent)
Barcelona are preparing themselves for an £81m opening offer from Paris St-Germain for Croatia midfielder Ivan Rakitic, 30. (Daily Express)
Former Liverpool striker Iago Aspas, 31, is wanted by Real Madrid and the Spaniard could leave Celta Vigo in a £35m deal. (HITC)
Real Betis have made an official approach to take Manchester City's versatile 21-year-old Ukrainian Oleksandr Zinchenko on a season-long loan deal, with a view to a permanent transfer. (Mundo Deportivo)
Manager Marco Silva says Everton winger Ademola Lookman is "the present and the future of the club" in an attempt to dissuade RB Leipzig from continuing their chase for the 20-year-old Englishman. (Independent)
Lyon head coach Bruno Genesio says French attacking midfielder Nabil Fekir, 25, has found it hard to accept his summer move to Liverpool falling through. (Liverpool Echo)
Liverpool's German goalkeeper Loris Karius, 25, has had his two-year loan move to Besiktas delayed by national public holidays in Turkey. (Liverpool Echo)
Southampton midfielder Harrison Reed looks set to leave the club on loan, with Blackburn showing interest in the 23-year-old Englishman. (Daily Echo)
Stoke are closing on the signing of Brentford midfielder Ryan Woods, initially on loan ahead of a £6.5m permanent move in January. (Daily Telegraph)
Aston Villa will look to finalise a loan deal for Chelsea's English striker Tammy Abraham when they have concluded the signing of 29-year-old DR Congo winger Yannick Bolasie from Everton. (Birmingham Mail)
Middlesbrough look set to sign Huddersfield's Dutch winger Rajiv van la Parra, 27, on loan after missing out on Bolasie. (Sun)
United look set to beat local rivals Manchester City to the signing of Polish teenager Lukasz Bejger, 16, from Lech Poznan. (Manchester Evening News)
AC Milan are trying to sign Paris St-Germain's France midfielder Adrien Rabiot, 23.
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MANAGEMENT STUFF
Fulham manager Slavisa Jokanovic says he is focused on the club's Premier League campaign rather than worrying about his contract. (Sky Sports)
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has told friends he would have quit any other club by now. The Portuguese is said to be deeply frustrated by what he sees as a lack of backing from vice-chairman Ed Woodward. (Daily Mirror)
Despite his frustration, Mourinho remains committed to the Old Trafford club. (Manchester Evening News)
Former Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane is keen on the Manchester United job should Mourinho leave. (Daily Mail)
Mourinho will be backed in the January transfer window but United will not be held to ransom, with Tottenham's Toby Alderweireld, 29, firmly on the agenda again. (Sun)
Former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry is hopeful he will be named Bordeaux manager after holding talks with the Ligue 1 club. (Guardian)
Bordeaux have offered Thierry Henry the job as head coach on a long-term contract. (Sky Sports)
Sean Dyche felt hard done by after Ben Gibson was sent off in Burnley's bruising defeat at Olympiakos in their Europa League play-off.
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OTHER STUFF
The EFL has confirmed that four of next week's Carabao Cup ties will use Video Assistant Referees (VAR) one of which will be the Fulham-Exeter tie. (Sky Sports)
Feuding Stoke stars Jack Butland and James McClean have held peace talks after a tunnel bust-up following the 3-0 defeat at home to Wigan. (Sun)
Burnley have a mountain to climb to reach the Europa League group stages after a 3-1 play-off first-leg defeat by Olympiakos in Athens. (Sky Sports)
Delays to Tottenham's new stadium are down to "faulty wiring", according to Mace, the firm contracted to carry out the building work. (Sky Sports)
Manchester United do not have any players who would get into Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool team, says former Reds striker Dean Saunders. (Talksport)
Liverpool and Netherlands midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum says manager Jurgen Klopp asked him to improve by being "more involved" and offering versatility this season. (Liverpool FC)
Relations between staff and owners at Charlton have worsened to the extent that one employee had to ask his human resources department for permission to eat a packet of crisps at his desk. (Times)
Liverpool's ownership group said the club is not for sale but that they would be open to minority investment amid reports of interest from the cousin of Sheikh Mansour. (Sky Sports)
West Ham have been forced to apologise to their supporters again - this time for a breach of their private data. Hammers fans were sent an email confirming they had secured a ticket for the Carabao Cup clash against AFC Wimbledon along with hundreds of other supporters email addresses. (Sun)
Neal Maupay will miss Brentford's next three matches after accepting a charge of violent conduct for his clash with Aston Villa's John McGinn on Wednesday.
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