Tottenham may miss out on former Everton forward Ademola Lookman, 28, after Atalanta changed managers. The Nigeria international had fallen out with former boss Ivan Juric prior to his sacking. (TeamTalk)
Liverpool are planning a serious bid for AZ Alkmaar's 19-year-old Netherlands midfielder Kees Smit. (TeamTalk)
Chelsea's Senegal striker Nicolas Jackson, 24, has no intention of cutting short his season-long loan move to Bayern Munich in order to seal a permanent move elsewhere in January. (Florian Plettenberg)
Real Madrid are considering offers in the region of 20m euros (£17.69m) - from Sunderland, Aston Villa and Wolves for 21-year-old Spanish forward Gonzalo Garcia. (Fichajes)
In Ruben Amorim's hunt for midfield reinforcements, Manchester United are looking to sign Cameroon international Carlos Baleba, 21, from Brighton. (Daily Mirror)
Glasgow Rangers manager Danny Rohl would be reluctant to cash in on midfielder Nicolas Raskin, 24, in January, with Tottenham one of the clubs reportedly interested in signing the Belgium international. (Football Insider)
Manchester City are monitoring Eintracht Frankfurt left-back Nathaniel Brown, 22, who made his senior debut for the German national team in October. (Bild)
With Mohamed Salah due to play for Egypt at the Africa Cup of Nations in December and January, Liverpool continue to be linked with a January move for Bournemouth's 25-year-old forward Antoine Semenyo, whose country Ghana failed to qualify. (Liverpool Echo)
Roma are in discussions with Manchester United over a January loan deal for Joshua Zirkzee, 24, that includes an option to buy the Netherlands forward in the summer for 35m euros (£31m). (Gazzetta dello Sport)
If Roma's proposed move for Zirkzee falls through, they will turn to Tottenham's France forward Mathys Tel, 20. (Metro)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Former Manchester United coach Dave Hughes has been sacked by Newport County. The League Two outfit are flirting with relegation out of the EFL as they sit rock bottom on just 11 points. (Sun)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
Zinedine Zidane has reportedly secured his future return to management and will replace Dider Deschamps as France manager after the World Cup. (Sun)
OTHER STUFF
Three of football's biggest agencies have told the Premier League they will see them in court should they introduce a highly-controversial salary cap. (Daily Mail)