TRANSFER RUMOURS
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Celtic could make a move for out-of-favour Tottenham and Kenya midfielder Victor Wanyama, 28, in January, says Bhoys boss Neil Lennon.
(Team Talk)
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Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will continue to target British players next summer, with Borussia Dortmund and England winger Jadon Sancho, 19, and Leicester City's 22-year-old English midfielder James Maddison his priorities.
(ESPN)
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AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus and Borussia Dortmund are all interested in signing Manchester United's Nemanja Matic, 31, when the Serbia midfielder's contract expires at the end of the season.
(Calcio Mercato)
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Ajax and Netherlands defender Joel Veltman, 27, says he wanted to sign for West Ham United this summer, but the Dutch champions would not let him leave.
(NOS)
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Liverpool would have signed Napoli's Senegal defender Kalidou Koulibaly if they had failed to buy Netherlands centre-back Virgil van Dijk, also 28, in January 2018.
(Goal)
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Bournemouth could lose England striker Callum Wilson, 27, to Manchester United.
(ESPN)
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Everton, Southampton, Bournemouth, Sheffield United, Bristol City, Barnsley and Sunderland have all watched Motherwell's Scotland Under-21 winger James Scott, 19.
(Team Talk)
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Russia midfielder Aleksandr Golovin revealed he moved from CSKA Moscow to Monaco and turned a move down to Chelsea in 2018 because he did not think he would get regular first-team football at Stamford Bridge.
(Match TV)
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Former Germany midfielder Michael Ballack believes Bayern Munich will renew their interest in RB Leipzig striker Timo Werner next summer. The 23-year-old Germany forward has previously been linked with Liverpool, Borussia Dortmund, Atletico Madrid and Sevilla.
(Goal)
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Wolves had scouts watching Porto's 3-2 win over Portimonense on Sunday.
(Sport Witness)
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The world's second-richest man Bernard Arnault is preparing an £890m takeover bid for Serie A side AC Milan.
(Daily Mail)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
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Former England manager Sam Allardyce would be willing to return to manage Sunderland if the League One club is taken over by an American consortium.
(Sun)
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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp said his friend was joking when he said the British weather could play a part in negotiations over talks to extend his deal with the Reds.
(Daily Mail)
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Inter Milan boss Antonio Conte has lashed out at the Italian media for their "fixation" with formations and explained that the press in England "didn't give a damn".
(Daily Mail)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
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Gareth Southgate's England assistant Steve Holland will be in the Stamford Bridge stands to run the rule over Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham on Tuesday night.
(Daily Telegraph)
OTHER STUFF
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Arsenal keeper Bernd Leno says the Gunners will continue to try the "risk" of playing out from the back, despite the side letting a 2-0 lead slip against Watford.
(Daily Mirror)
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Arsenal defender Rob Holding is ready to declare himself fully fit following his 10-month injury hell to leave creaky centre-half pairing Sokratis and David Luiz in jeopardy.
(Daily Mail)
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Chelsea and Brazil winger Willian wants to stay at Stamford Bridge, but the club is yet to offer the 31-year-old a new deal.
(Daily Express)
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Bournemouth are prepared to give Ryan Fraser a new contract worth £100,000 a week, with Arsenal, Everton, Chelsea and Wolves all interested in the 25-year-old Scotland winger.
(90min)
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Watford and Belgium defender Christian Kabasele, 28, has revealed he is close to signing a new deal at Vicarage Road.
(Sport Witness)
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One of Uefa's financial fair play investigators has resigned over how European football's governing body has handled its case against Paris St-Germain.
(Times)
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Martin Dubravka is close to signing a new deal at Newcastle.
(Sun)
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Liverpool supporters have been warned not to wear club colours in Naples city centre and to stay in their hotels to eat and drink before Tuesday's Champions League opener.
(Times)
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Former Hearts and Kilmarnock manager Jim Jefferies is recovering after suffering a heart attack while playing golf on Monday.
(Sky Sports)
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