TRANSFER RUMOURS
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Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea, Manchester City and Newcastle have all scouted Club Brugge's Germany youth international Nicolo Tresoldi.
(Teamtalk)
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However, Club Brugge have ruled out selling the 22-year-old striker in January.
(Metro)
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Liverpool, Barcelona and Real Madrid are among the top European clubs keen on Stuttgart's 20-year-old German centre-back Finn Jeltsch.
(Sport)
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Chelsea are fully focused on signing Alex Scott from Bournemouth after his move fell through in the summer, with the 23-year-old England midfielder also on Liverpool's shortlist.
(Florian Plettenberg)
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Brighton have no concerns about losing 23-year-old Paraguay midfielder Diego Gomez, despite interest from AC Milan and Atletico Madrid.
(Football Insider)
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Liverpool will pursue Valencia winger David Otorbi in January if the La Liga side take up an option to increase the 19-year-old Spanish winger's release clause from £30m to £50m.
(Football Insider)
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Juventus have made Monaco's 25-year-old American striker Folarin Balogun, whose move to Everton on deadline day collapsed, their top January target.
(Tuttosport)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
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Man Utd had planned on sacking Michael Carrick this week but failure to settle on a replacement has granted the head coach another stay of execution.
(Sun)
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Manchester United would have to pay Newcastle about £3m in compensation if they choose to appoint Eddie Howe as Carrick's successor.
(Guardian)
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Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage remains under huge pressure and could be sacked if Crystal Palace lose against Tottenham on Saturday.
(Guardian)
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Rob Edwards has rejected an approach to become Burnley's new head coach.
(Daily Telegraph)
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Dave Challinor has emerged as the favourite to replace Henrik Pedersen as manager of Sheffield Wednesday. The former Stockport County boss is free after departing Edgeley Park in June and has worked previously with Sheffield Wednesday sporting director Simon Wilson.
(Daily Mail)
OTHER STUFF
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Arsenal suffered a shock Carabao Cup exit at the home of Fleetwood Town, as the League Two side recorded one of the biggest upsets in the competition's history.
(BBC Sports)
Source BBC Sport/SkySports