TRANSFER RUMOURS

• Arsenal are ready to recall Uruguay midfielder Lucas Torreira from his loan spell at Atletico Madrid, while Fiorentina have reignited their interest in the 24-year-old.
  (Daily Express)



• Spanish midfielder Joan Jordan, 26, says he is "super comfortable" at Sevilla, amid links to Arsenal.
  (Football London)



• Arsenal, Leeds and Crystal Palace are tracking QPR's 26-year-old Swiss goalkeeper Seny Dieng.
  (Sun)



• Arsenal have reportedly decided against making a move for Real Madrid playmaker Isco amid the form of emerging talent Emile Smith Rowe.
  (Daily Mirror)



• Paris St-Germain are in negotiations with Everton to turn 20-year-old Italy forward Moise Kean's season-long loan into a permanent deal, worth about £31m.
  (Sky Sports)



• Crystal Palace are keeping a close eye on Ciaran Clark's contract situation at Newcastle.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• Rochdale winger Kwadwo Baah has attracted interest from Bundesliga, Championship and Scottish Premier League clubs.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• Newcastle are among the teams interested in Hull City youngster Jacob Greaves.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• Argentina striker Paulo Dybala, 27, who has been linked with Tottenham and Manchester United, will be sold by Juventus this summer if he does not sign a contract extension.
  (Tuttosport)



• Manchester United will reject Atalanta's attempts to keep Ivorian winger Amad Diallo, 18, at the Serie A club until the end of the season.
  (ESPN)



• Exeter City star Joel Randall is being lined up for a move to Celtic after an impressive breakthrough season.
  (Daily Record)



• Southampton have registered an interest in signing Leicester's English winger Demarai Gray, 24, on a free transfer this summer.
  (Sun)



• Leeds have reportedly reignited their interest in Paris Saint-Germain star Julian Draxler.
  (Sun)



• Newcastle may have to wait for a response on a loan bid for English midfielder Hamza Choudhury after Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers revealed he will "assess" the 23-year-old's future in the next couple of weeks.
  (Newcastle Chronicle)



• Manchester United's Portugal Under-21 defender Diogo Dalot is enjoying life on loan at AC Milan, but says moving to the San Siro was a "bittersweet" feeling.
  (Daily Express)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

• Manager Mikel Arteta says Arsenal will discuss 29-year-old France forward Alexandre Lacazette's future in the summer.
  (London Evening Standard)



• Frank Lampard's job as Chelsea manager is under serious threat and the club have started to explore alternative plans.
  (The Athletic)



• New Paris St-Germain boss Mauricio Pochettino will be allowed to shake up his squad - and that could mean a fresh move for Tottenham's 24-year-old England midfielder Dele Alli.
  (Daily Mirror)



• Paris St-Germain boss Pochettino has made contact with Dele Alli, who was a star performer for him during his reign at Tottenham.
  (Foot Mercato)



• Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will hold talks with several fringe players over his January transfer plans and six could depart on a loan or permanent deals.
  (Sun)



• West Brom manager Sam Allardyce has revealed how new Brexit regulations have already harmed his plans for the January transfer window.
  (TeamTalk)



• Manager Jurgen Klopp does not know whether Liverpool can complete any transfers in January.
  (Liverpool Echo)



• Norwich manager Daniel Farke has reaffirmed his stance that 24-year-old Argentine winger Emi Buendia, who has been linked with Aston Villa, is not for sale in January.
  (Birmingham Mail)



• Barcelona manager Ronald Koeman has called on the club to bring in a new striker in the January transfer window.
  (Goal)

OTHER STUFF

• Tottenham have begun initial dialogue with striker Harry Kane about a contract extension. The 27-year-old England captain signed a six-year deal in 2018 but chairman Daniel Levy wants to ward off interest from Manchester City and Paris St-Germain.
  (Independent)



• France defender Lucas Digne, 27, is closing in on a new contract at Everton.
  (Liverpool Echo)



• English football's governing bodies have been told to ban players for breaking coronavirus rules.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• The English Football League plans to extend rather than curtail its season if it proves impossible to complete it on time.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• Kevin De Bruyne is close to signing a new, five-year contract at Manchester City worth over £300,000 a week, according to reports.
  (Sun)