TRANSFER RUMOURS

• Arsenal are leading the race to sign Rosenborg's Norway Under-21 international midfielder Sverre Nypan, 18.
  (Independent)



• Tottenham have held talks over moves for Southampton and England Under-21 forward Tyler Dibling, 18, and Lille's England international midfielder Angel Gomes, 24.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• Tottenham and Arsenal are both willing to pay the 58m euro (£48.5m) release clause for 22-year-old Athletic Bilbao and Spain winger Nico Williams.
  (Fichajes)



• Bayer Leverkusen have made contact with Manchester City over a loan move for England Under-21 midfielder James McAtee, 22.
  (Daily Mail)



• City boss Pep Guardiola will not stand in McAtee's way if he wants to join the German champions.
  (Football Insider)



• Argentina midfielder Emiliano Buendia, 28, is on the verge of joining Leverkusen from Aston Villa on loan.
  (Florian Plettenberg)



• Chelsea and France defender Axel Disasi is in talks over a January transfer to Aston Villa.
  (Sun)



• New York City FC have confirmed the sale of 18-year-old defender Christian McFarlane to Manchester City.
  (Athletic)



• Chelsea and Portugal forward Joao Felix, 25, also interests Aston Villa but they would only be able to take one player on loan from Stamford Bridge.
  (Talksport)



• Villa are also in talks with 27-year-old Villarreal and Argentina defender Juan Foyth.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• Former Liverpool and England star Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is keen on a return to England.
  (Sun)



• Wolves are in talks to sign £16m-rated Lens and Austria defender Kevin Danso, 26.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• Liverpool and Chelsea are set to rival Napoli for Borussia Dortmund and Germany forward Karim Adeyemi, 23, but may wait until the summer to make a move.
  (Corriere dello Sport)



• Newcastle are interested in the Cherries' Ukraine international defender Illia Zabarnyi, 22, but know a deal will not be possible until the summer.
  (i Paper)



• Republic of Ireland international striker Evan Ferguson, 20, is expected to leave Brighton on loan before the end of the transfer window.
  (Fabrizio Romano)



• Ferguson is the top target of former Seagulls boss Graham Potter, who wants to bring the striker to West Ham, but Everton, Bournemouth and Arsenal are also in the running.
  (Talksport)



• Manchester United may make a loan move for Chelsea and France forward Christopher Nkunku, 27, if England's Marcus Rashford, 27, leaves the club.
  (The Athletic)



• Forward Rashford is willing to wait to secure a move to Barcelona.
  (Daily Mirror)



• Chelsea are considering moves for RB Leipzig and Slovenia forward Benjamin Sesko, 21, and Bayern Munich and France forward Mathys Tel, 19, after deciding forward reinforcements are more of a priority than defensive additions in January.
  (TeamTalk)



• Brentford are considering a move for former Chelsea defender Andreas Christensen, 28, but the Dane wants to fight for his place at Barcelona.
  (Independent)



• Brighton are edging closer towards a £10m deal for Derby County defender Eiran Cashin.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• Chelsea and Italy midfielder Cesare Casadei, 22, is set to join Lazio in a permanent £11m deal.
  (90min)



• Chelsea are among a number of clubs to contact Jefte's agents and express interest in the Rangers star.
  (Daily Record)



• Wolves and Leicester are interested in England midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, 31, who currently plays for Besiktas.
  (Sun)



• Juventus and Porto have joined West Ham, Everton and Borussia Dortmund in expressing interest in signing Chelsea's 21-year-old English winger Carney Chukwuemeka.
  (Daily Mail)



• Barcelona are considering the possibility of making a loan move for Manchester City's 22-year-old Belgian winger Jeremy Doku.
  (Sport)



• Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Juventus are interested in Bournemouth's 18-year-old Spain Under-21 international defender Dean Huijsen.
  (Fichajes)



• Napoli are set to resume talks with Manchester United over Alejandro Garnacho.
  (Sky Sports)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

• Ange Postecoglou is set to remain in charge at Tottenham Hotspur despite the club's poor run of form.
  (Sky Sports)

OTHER STUFF

• England are in pole position to secure a fifth place in next season's Champions League, going into the final league phase matches of this campaign - and that claim will become even stronger if Manchester City are not knocked out of the competition on Wednesday.
  (Times)