Newcastle United have explored the possibility of bringing England midfielder Elliot Anderson, 22, back to the club, having sold him to Nottingham Forest in 2024. (i Paper)
Manchester United are still interested in 24-year-old Germany defensive midfielder Angelo Stiller, but Stuttgart's asking price for the 24-year-old is expected to be more than €50m (£43.5m). (Sky Sports Germany)
Atletico Madrid midfielder Conor Gallagher is also a target for Manchester United, who view the 25-year-old as a potential replacement for fellow England international Kobbie Mainoo, 20. (Football Insider)
Liverpool are said to be considering Bayern Munich star Dayot Upamecano as a possible alternative to Marc Guehi. (Daily Mirror)
England centre-back Harry Maguire could leave Manchester United for free when his contract comes to an end next summer as the Old Trafford club have yet to offer the 32-year-old a new deal. (Daily Mail)
Aston Villa and Newcastle United are among the clubs keen on 21-year-old Porto and Spain striker Samuel Omorodion, who has previously been close to joining Chelsea and had talks with Nottingham Forest. (A Bola)
France striker Jean-Philippe Mateta, 28, is thought to want to leave Crystal Palace, with Manchester United, Newcastle United and Tottenham possible destinations. (Caught Offside)
West Ham are keen on 24-year-old Netherlands forward Joshua Zirkzee and could try to sign him on loan from Manchester United in January. (i Paper)
English attacking midfielder Samuel Alker, 16, has yet to agree to signing a professional deal with Leeds United when he turns 17 in March and is attracting interest from Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen. (Daily Mail)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
John Terry's dream of managing former club Chelsea could be over after a lack of managing opportunities. (Sun)
OTHER STUFF
Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali is set to continue discussions over an improved contract, but the club's bosses are not overly concerned about his future following an unreported extension clause last year. (Daily Express)
Birmingham's stunning plans to build a new £3bn stadium will be supported by the creator of Peaky Blinders. (Sun)