Arsenal are interested in signing Trabzonspor midfielder Abdulkadir Omur but face competition from Spanish club Atletico Madrid for the 18-year-old.
(Sun)

Tottenham are confident midfielder Dele Alli, 21, will sign a new deal with the club which will see his wages rise from about £50,000-a-week to £80,000-a-week.
(Daily Telegraph)

Chelsea's Belgium goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, 25, is refusing to sign a new contract as he seeks a move to Real Madrid. Courtois' current Stamford Bridge deal expires in 2019.
(Marca)

Manchester United are interested in signing Belgium's Napoli forward Dries Mertens, 30.
(Calcio Mercato)

Marouane Fellaini is out of contract at the end of this season but Manchester United are confident of agreeing a new two-year deal with the 29-year-old Belgium midfielder.
(Daily Mirror)

Meanwhile, Manchester United want to sign the 14-year-old son of their former defender Phil Neville. Harvey Neville plays for Valencia's youth team - the club where his father was assistant coach in 2015.
(Super Deporte)

Inter Milan have set their sights on Liverpool target Marco Reus, with the Borussia Dortmund and Germany attacking midfielder, 28, due back from injury early next year.
(transfermarketweb)

Crystal Palace want to sign Germany-born Turkey and Besiktas striker Cenk Tosun, 26, who is valued at 25m euros (£22.45m).
(Croydon Advertiser)

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte was left frustrated in the summer after the Stamford Bridge club failed with a bid of £5m for striker Fernando Llorente, who eventually moved to Tottenham from Swansea for £11.5m.
(Times)

Benfica and Peru winger Andre Carrillo, 26, wants to turn his season-long loan at Watford into a permanent move after impressing at Vicarage Road.
(Watford Observer)

Wolves will look to turn Diogo Jota's loan from Atletico Madrid into a permanent move in January after the 20-year-old Portuguese forward scored six goals in his first 11 Championship games.
((Express & Star))

MANAGEMENT STUFF

Former West Brom boss Steve Clarke is the red-hot favourite for the Kilmarnock job.
(Daily Record)

INTERNATIONAL STUFF

Southgate is planning to recall Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere, 25, to his squad to try to solve his side's lack of creativity.
(Daily Mail)

Gareth Southgate could make sweeping changes to his England side in Lithuania after coming under pressure from clubs to rest star players.
(Daily Star)

England are being lined up to host the 2022 World Cup after a leaked report said it may be impossible for Qatar to do so.
(Daily Star)

Former England midfielder Ray Wilkins, 61, says the lack of quality in the squad is such that Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola would not be able to do any better than current boss Gareth Southgate.
(Talksport)

Tom Lawrence's thunderous second-half strike against Georgia kept Wales' hopes of automatic World Cup qualification alive and in turn boosted their prospects of reaching the play-offs.
(BBCSports)

The Republic of Ireland will face Wales on Monday with automatic World Cup qualification still possible after two Daryl Murphy goals sealed victory over Moldova.
(BBCSports)

OTHER STORIES

Everton striker Wayne Rooney is working at a garden centre after starting his community service for a drink-drive charge.
(Daily Mirror)

Newcastle United midfielder Jonjo Shelvey, 25, fractured his hand trying to break up a training ground bust-up between two team-mates.
(Sun)

Leicester City midfielder Andy King, 28, says the death of a soldier friend in Afghanistan helps him put his life in perspective.
(Leicester Mercury)

Former Southampton and Liverpool striker Rickie Lambert, 35, says he retired because of a lower back problem which was aggravated while he was on the golf course with Wigan boss Paul Cook in the summer as he discussed joining the League One outfit.
(Daily Mail)

Leicester and Manchester United are facing the prospect of playing their game scheduled for Saturday, 23 December a day later on Christmas Eve.
(Daily Telegraph)

Former Bolton, Hull and France defender Bernard Mendy, 36, is set to become a professional poker player.
(Hull Daily Mail)

Ex-Tottenham, Sunderland and France defender Pascal Chimbonda, an unused substitute in the 2006 World Cup final, has signed for Washington FC, who play in the ninth-tier Northern League, at the age of 38.
(Sunderland Echo)

Bournemouth are waiting on the fitness of striker Joshua King, 25, after he suffered a hamstring injury playing for Norway against San Marino. King was substituted as a precaution and will miss Sunday's game with Northern Ireland.
(Daily Echo)

Ligue 1 club Nice have unveiled a state-of-the-art training complex which includes bedrooms for players to relax before or after a game.
(Sun)

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel, 53, is planning to become a manager.
(Danish Player Association)

Uefa officials have met with Paris St-Germain to discuss the French club's compliance with Financial Fair Play regulations.
(ESPN)