Arsenal have made an approach for Everton's Belgium midfielder Amadou Onana, 22. (Teamtalk)
Brentford have set a £100m asking price for England striker Ivan Toney, with Chelsea considering selling players to raise funds in order to challenge Arsenal for the 27-year-old in January. (Independent)
Arsenal are preparing a move to sign 17-year-old Netherlands defender Jorrel Hato from Ajax. (Daily Telegraph)
Atalanta have set an asking price of £51.7m for their Italian defender Giorgio Scalvini, 20, who has been linked with Manchester United. (Metro)
Wolves have made former record signing Jonny Otto available for a cut-price £2.5m. (Daily Mail)
Chelsea and England midfielder Conor Gallagher, 23, wants to stay at Stamford Bridge despite being linked with a move away. (Daily Mirror)
West Ham defender Thilo Kehrer is on the verge of completing his loan move to Monaco. Kehrer was expected to land in Monaco on Thursday night to agree the final terms of the deal. (Sun)
Manchester United are not expected to activate an option to extend France striker Anthony Martial's contract and the 28-year-old is set to leave the club on a free transfer in the summer. (ESPN)
Crystal Palace are working on a deal for Peterborough United's England Under-20 defender Ronnie Edwards, 20. (London Evening Standard)
Bournemouth are set to bid for Ecuadorian midfielder Oscar Zambrano, 19, from Quito. (Fabrizio Romano)
Middlesbrough are close to signing Republic of Ireland Under-21 international Finn Azaz, 23, for £2m from Aston Villa after the attacking midfielder's impressive loan spell with Plymouth Argyle. (Sky Sports)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Birmingham City are close to appointing Tony Mowbray, who was sacked by Sunderland in December, as their new manager following the sacking of Wayne Rooney. (Times)
Steven Gerrard is under pressure to turn around results at Al Ettifaq after sliding down the Saudi Pro League during a run of two months without a victory. (Daily Telegraph)
OTHER STUFF
Villa are set to open contract talks with 26-year-old Jamaica winger Leon Bailey, who could become one of the highest-paid players at the club. (Daily Mail)