TRANSFER RUMOURS
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Europe's top clubs, including Manchester City, Barcelona and Juventus, are tracking Borussia Monchengladbach's French forward pair Marcus Thuram, 23, and Alassane Plea, 27.
(Bild)
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Real Madrid could sign France midfielder Paul Pogba, 27, from Manchester United for 60m euros (£54m) next summer.
(ESPN)
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Bundesliga side Schalke may be willing to allow 20-year-old Turkish centre-back Ozan Kabak to leave for 20m euros (£18m) in January. However, English champions Liverpool are interested in his 19-year-old Finnish team-mate Malick Thiaw.
(Bild)
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Paul Pogba could be set for a summer move to Real Madrid after Manchester United reportedly dropped their asking price to as little as €60m (£53m).
(Daily Mail)
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Despite his promising start at Anfield, 23-year-old Portugal forward Diogo Jota was Liverpool's back-up option in the transfer window, behind Watford's Senegal winger Ismaila Sarr, 22.
(Daily Mirror)
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Barcelona have pulled out of the race to sign Austria defender David Alaba, who is out of contract at Bayern Munich next summer, because of the 28-year-old's wage demands.
(Sport)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
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West Brom could consider appointing Lee Bowyer, the manager of League One side Charlton, if they continue to struggle under Slaven Bilic.
(Daily Mirror)
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Manchester United have approached former Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino about replacing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as the club's next manager.
(Manchester Evening News)
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Solskjaer's position is in the balance after back-to-back defeats and he could be sacked if United lose to Everton on Saturday.
(Daily Star)
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Alternatively, Solskjaer will not be sacked, regardless of Saturday's result.
(The Athletic)
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The Manchester United manager retains the support of the board and is still viewed as a long-term appointment at Old Trafford.
(Sky Sports)
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Middlesbrough manager Neil Warnock is considering January approaches for West Brom's Poland midfielder Kamil Grosicki, 32, and Everton's Democratic Republic of the Congo winger Yannick Bolasie, 31.
(Northern Echo)
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Arsenal's head of coach and player development, Marcel Lucassen, is to leave the club because of personal reasons.
(The Athletic)
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Phillip Cocu will not be in the dugout for Derby's match against Barnsley on Saturday after chief executive officer Stephen Pearce tested positive for coronavirus.
(Sky Sports)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
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Gareth Southgate has offered his unwavering support to Jordan Pickford and revealed he held heart-to-heart talks with his England No1.
(Daily Mirror)
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Gareth Southgate will lay down the law to England bad boy Phil Foden after recalling him to his squad.
(Daily Star)
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Bayern Munich whizkid Jamal Musiala looks set to receive his maiden call-up to the England Under-21s.
(Sun)
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Aaron Ramsey has withdrawn from the Wales squad, which included Gareth Bale, for their matches against the USA, the Republic of Ireland and Finland.
(Sky Sports)
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Luton Town striker James Collins has been called into the Republic of Ireland squad for the first time under manager Stephen Kenny.
(Sky Sports)
OTHER STUFF
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Arsenal are set to discuss extending the contract of Egypt midfielder Mohamed Elneny, 28, who has impressed since the start of the season.
(Daily Mail)
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Tottenham owner Daniel Levy has offered forward Son Heung-min, 28, the same wages as captain Harry Kane in an attempt to ensure the South Korea international stays at the club.
(Daily Express)
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The English Football League has approved the takeover of Championship side Derby County by Abu Dhabi royal family member Sheikh Khaled bin Zayed Al Nehayan.
(Telegraph)
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Premier League clubs are to abandon pay-per-view matches in a victory for fan power after protests by supporters against the £14.95 charge
(Times)
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Football fans will be able to see exactly how much agents earn from transfer deals when new regulations come into force next year, FIFA has said.
(Sky Sports)
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