Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is determined to sign France centre-back Castello Lukeba, 23, from RB Leipzig, with the German club prepared to sell him for £52.1m. (Teamtalk)
Chelsea and Aston Villa reportedly made surprise enquiries for Tottenham midfielder Lucas Bergvall during the January transfer window. (Daily Mail)
Liverpool are in another battlewith Manchester United, for Wolves' 18-year-old forward Mateus Mane this summer. The Portuguese-born England youth international is valued at £50m by his club. (Fichajes)
Arsenal are also scouting RB Leipzig's 20-year-old Norwegian winger Antonio Nusa, who is valued at between 50-60m euros (£43m-£52m). (Fussball Daten)
Aston Villa have lined up Manchester City's England goalkeeper James Trafford, 23, as a potential replacement for Emiliano Martinez should the 33-year-old Argentina number one leave this summer. (Football Insider)
Manchester United scouts were at the San Siro on Saturday to watch Inter Milan's 28-year-old Italy left-back Federico Dimarco and France centre-back Pierre Kalulu, 25, of Juventus. (Calciomercato)
Liverpool are the frontrunners in a race with Manchester City and Arsenal to sign Newcastle United's former Everton winger Anthony Gordon, 24, but the England international will cost £95m. (Caughtoffside)
The move comes as Mohamed Salah, 33, looks set to leave Liverpool at the end of the season, with the Saudi Pro League planning to push ahead with plans to land the Egyptian forward. (Teamtalk)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Enzo Maresca remains the leading candidate to replace Pep Guardiola when he eventually leaves Manchester City and has not held talks with Tottenham over their permanent manager's job following Thomas Frank's departure. (Fabrizio Romano)
OTHER STUFF
Harry Kane has made history by becoming the first Englishman to reach 500 professional goals in official games. The Bayern Munich striker hit the milestone with a brace against Werder Bremen on Saturday. (BBCSports)
A multinational group led by Robbie Earle has made a bid for a minority stake in AFC Wimbledon, the south London-based club that was born in 2002 after Earle's former team Wimbledon FC moved to Milton Keynes. (Athletic)