Real Madrid are considering offering Colombia midfielder James Rodriguez, 28, to Arsenal in exchange for unsettled Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, 30. (Calciomercato)
England winger Jadon Sancho's issues at Borussia Dortmund have been dealt with and a January departure for the 19-year-old is not expected, insists sporting director Michael Zorc. (Goal)
Frank Lampard is urging Chelsea to break the impasse with Brazilian midfielder Willian, 31, before the January transfer window opens. (London Evening Standard)
Juventus are interested in signing Chelsea and Italy left-back Emerson Palmieri, 25. (Calciomercato)
Inter Milan are favourites to sign Chelsea's France international striker Olivier Giroud, 33, in January. (Tuttosport)
Manchester City are in negotiations with the agent of River Plate's Uruguay midfielder Nicolas De La Cruz, 22. (Sport Witness)
Brighton have no "burning desire" to strengthen in January, manager Graham Potter insists. (Argus)
Aston Villa's English midfielder Callum O'Hare, 21, on loan at Coventry, has hinted he wants to stay with the Sky Blues for the rest of the season.
(Birmingham Mail)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho says Ryan Sessegnon can emulate former England left-back Ashley Cole but says the 19-year-old is not yet ready to play at the back, despite a long-term injury to Wales international Ben Davies, 26. (London Evening Standard)
Arsenal are ready to see if they can tempt Brendan Rodgers from Leicester after drawing up a managerial shortlist to replace Unai Emery. (Daily Mirror)
Leicester will demand a £14m compensation fee if any Premier League club lures Rodgers away. (Daily Telegraph)
Arsenal view Mauricio Pochettino as a "credible option" to take over from Unai Emery despite his long history with bitter rivals Tottenham. (Sun)
The Gunners have made contact with ex-Valencia boss Marcelino to become their new manager. (Sun)
Mauricio Pochettino, Nuno Espirito Santo, Massimiliano Allegri and Carlo Ancelotti are all contenders for the vacancy at Emirates Stadium. (Daily Telegraph)
Wolves' owners are prepared to fight to keep hold of Nuno, whose contract expires at the end of next season. (Daily Mail)
Arsenal will again make a pitch to former player Mikel Arteta as they seek to replace Emery. (Independent)
The decision to sack Emery was made at a meeting in the United States on Monday. (Daily Mirror)
Former Arsenal favourite Patrick Vieira has ruled out leaving Nice in the foreseeable future - despite being linked with replacing Emery at the Emirates. (Daily Mirror)
Caretaker manager Freddie Ljungberg's message was to play the Arsenal way as he addressed the squad for the first time. (ESPN)
Ljungberg could have a prolonged spell in the dugout, as the club are prepared to take their time in the search for a successor. (Times)
Mauricio Pochettino has been spotted for the first time since his Tottenham departure after touching down in Madrid. (Sun)
Pep Guardiola is open to the possibility of extending his Manchester City deal which is currently set to expire in 2021. (Sky Sports)
Aston Villa head coach Dean Smith has signed a new four-year contract to keep him at Villa Park until 2023. (Sky Sports)
Newcastle boss Steve Bruce has told English striker Dwight Gayle that he will get the chance to impress this season - but the 29-year-old has been told to wait his turn. (Newcastle Chronicle)
West Ham vice-chair Karren Brady has given her backing to Hammers boss Manuel Pellegrini. (Sun)
Quique Sanchez Flores could be axed as Watford manager if they lose to Southampton on Saturday. (Daily Mail)
Diego Maradona is being lined up for the manager's job at Spanish second division side Elche by the club's prospective new owners.
(Daily Mail)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
The Irish Football Association is “looking forward” to the prospect of group games in Dublin in Euro 2020, should they win their two play-off games. (Sky Sports)
FIFA has banned former president of the Brazilian Football Confederation Ricardo Teixeira for life for taking millions of dollars in bribes.
(Sky Sports)
OTHER STUFF
Tottenham's highly-rated central midfielder Jamie Bowden, 18, is close to agreeing a new contract with the club. (Football Insider)
Jamie Bowden has become the latest Spurs youngster to commit his future to the club after signing a deal which runs until 2023. (Daily Mail)
Brazilian forward Richarlison, 22, is close to signing a new deal with Everton to keep him at the club until 2024. (Liverpool Echo)
Andy Carroll is back on Newcastle's injury list after hurting his ribs in training. (Daily Mail)
Brentford defender Henrik Dalsgaard has signed a new contract with the club until 2021.
(Sky Sports)