Fulham have opened the door for Ryan Sessegnon to join Tottenham or Manchester United by stepping up their pursuit for a replacement.
(Sun on Sunday)
Olivier Giroud wants a loan move from Arsenal to get regular first-team football and secure his place in France's World Cup squad. West Ham and Crystal Palace are both interested in the 31-year-old striker.
(Sunday Mirror)
Real Madrid will make a move for Tottenham and France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, 30, if Spurs fail to win a trophy this season.
(Sunday Mirror)
Arsenal will make a bid next summer to sign Paris St-Germain's 21-year-old Portugal winger Goncalo Guedes.
(Mail on Sunday)
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is preparing to pay a club record £95m to sign 22-year-old Lazio and Serbia midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
(Sunday Express)
Chelsea forward Eden Hazard, 26, says he is no rush to leave the club, after the Belgium international was linked with a move to Real Madrid.
(Sun on Sunday)
Meanwhile, Blues goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois says there is "no reason" for him to not sign a new contract. The 25-year-old had been linked with a return to Spain.
(Evening Standard)
Raheem Sterling says he would prefer to go abroad if he leaves Manchester City, rather than return to London. Arsenal wanted to sign the 23-year-old England forward in the summer.
(Mail on Sunday)
Liverpool midfielder Philippe Coutinho wants assurances he will be allowed to join Barcelona next summer, allowing the 25-year-old Brazil international to concentrate on his final few months at Anfield.
(Sunday Mirror)
Manchester United will continue their pursuit of 28-year-old Inter Milan and Croatia winger Ivan Perisic in the January transfer window.
(Sun on Sunday)
Chelsea will allow Belgium striker Michy Batshuayi, 24, to go out on loan in January.
(Sun on Sunday)
Manchester City and England goalkeeper Joe Hart, 30, will not be allowed to end his loan move to West Ham in January.
(ESPN)
Jack Wilshere is confident he can force his way back into Arsenal's plans. The club have yet to make an offer to extend the 25-year-old England midfielder's contract, which ends in June.
(Sunday Telegraph)
Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham have joined Everton in registering an interest in Augsburg's German left-back Philipp Max, 24.
(Mail on Sunday)
Everton and West Ham are monitoring Leicester City forward Josh Eppiah, 19.
(ESPN)
Manchester United have made Juventus' Brazil defender Alex Sandro, 26, their primary left-back target. The club had initially wanted to sign 27-year-old England international Danny Rose but have become wary of dealing with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy.
(Independent)
Manchester United have invited 17-year-old Canadian winger Alphonso Davies, who plays for MLS side Vancouver Whitecaps, to train with the club.
(Sunday Express)
Paris St-Germain's France forward Hatem Ben Arfa, 30, and Brazil winger Lucas Moura, 25, have been spoken to about potential January moves.
(ESPN)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom has agreed terms on a new deal.
(Sun on Sunday)
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has admitted he might have ended up managing Manchester United had he realised Sir Alex Ferguson was trying to line him up as his Old Trafford successor over a dinner in New York in 2012.
(Sunday Telegraph)
Stoke City manager Mark Hughes has dismissed suggestions he could be sacked. Hughes' side have lost three of their past four league games.
(Talksport)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
Ryan Giggs will find out in January whether he has landed the Wales manager's job.
(Sun on Sunday)
OTHER STORIES
Cristiano Ronaldo's son told his dad he was going to grow up to be "better than him" at football after the Real Madrid forward won his fifth Ballon d'Or.
(Sunday Mirror)
Manchester City have still not decided if they will give Vincent Kompany a testimonial.
(Sunday Mirror)
Greater Manchester Police have responded to a fan's request that they arrest anyone wearing a half-and-half scarf at Sunday's Manchester derby.
(ESPN)
Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet sent Kamil Grabara a message of congratulations after the 18-year-old signed a new long-term deal at the club.
(Sunday Express)
Chelsea forward Michy Batshuayi was mocked by fans after cradling a hot water bottle on the bench during the first half of the Blues' 1-0 loss to West Ham.
(Sun on Sunday)
Bournemouth striker Jermain Defoe had a cheeky comeback to Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson when the two bumped into each other after their Premier League meeting.
(BBC Radio Solent)
Memories of past football matches are being used by a charity to help ease the loneliness of dementia sufferers and stimulate their memories.
(Sunday Telegraph)
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