Fulham have approached Lyon over a move for French attacking midfielder Rayan Cherki, 20. (Daily Mail)
Tottenham are unlikely to meet Chelsea's £50m asking price for England midfielder Conor Gallagher and the 23-year-old is set to stay with the Blues for the rest of the season. (Talksport)
Manchester City want to sign Bayern Munich and Canada full-back Alphonso Davies. Real Madrid are the current favourites to land the 23-year-old. (Fichajes)
Spurs are interested in 17-year-old Sweden international Lucas Bergvall, who plays for Djurgardens. (Football London)
Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola does not expect English striker Dominic Solanke to leave the club before the transfer deadline, despite the 26-year-old being linked with Tottenham. (London Evening Standard)
Nottingham Forest have resumed talks with Crystal Palace over a £15m deal for England goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, 30. (Daily Mail)
Aston Villa have agreed a deal to sign England Under-19 full-back Lino Sousa, 19, from Arsenal. (Fabrizio Romano)
Wolves are in talks over a loan move for 22-year-old Corinthians and Brazil forward Yuri Alberto. (Daily Telegraph)
Brighton are in talks to bring 22-year-old Spanish winger Bryan Gil to the club on loan from Tottenham. (London Evening Standard)
Sheffield United have made contact with Leicester City over a move for their Australian defender Harry Souttar, 25. (Football Insider)
Everton are also looking at Souttar, who is with the Australia squad taking part in the Asian Cup in Qatar. (Football League World)
Crystal Palace are considering a late loan move for 27-year-old Ivory Coast forward Maxwel Cornet, who could be allowed to leave West Ham. (Daily Telegraph)
Stuttgart are pushing to sign German midfielder Mahmoud Dahoud, 28, from Brighton. (Sky Germany)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Aberdeen could look to appoint 75-year-old Neil Warnock as manager until the end of the season after sacking Barry Robson. (Press and Journal)
Jose Mourinho, who was recently sacked as Roma boss, would be keen to return to Manchester United as manager if the opportunity arises. (Daily Mail)