Arsenal and Manchester United will face competition from Bayern Munich in their pursuit of Lille and Ivory Coast winger Nicolas Pepe, 23. (Talksport)
Liverpool and Manchester United are weighing up a cut-price January move for Arsenal and Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey, 27. (London Evening Standard)
They face competition from Italian giants Juventus however, after the Turin club entered the chase for Ramsey. (Daily Mail)
Manchester United are considering making a bid for Barcelona and Spain defender Jordi Alba, 29. (Mundo Deportivo)
Manchester United will initiate new contract talks with England midfielder Jesse Lingard, 25, in the coming weeks. (Metro)
Real Madrid 'monitoring Raheem Sterling's contract situation' at Manchester City as he enters the final two years of his current deal. (Daily Mail)
Barcelona want 19-year-old Ajax and Netherlands defender Matthijs de Ligt as a replacement for Gerard Pique and 23-year-old Paris St Germain midfielder Adrien Rabiot, who is out of contract at the end of the season. (Daily Mail)
AC Milan have beaten Liverpool and Manchester United to the signature of Flamengo's 21-year-old Brazilian midfielder Lucas Paqueta. (Sun)
Liverpool striker Divock Origi, 23, is a January target for Turkish side Galatasaray. (Turkish Football)
Spain left-back Marcos Alonso, 27, is on the verge of signing a new contract at Chelsea. (Daily Mirror)
Chelsea could rival Manchester United for the signing AC Milan and Italy defender Alessio Romagnoli, 23.
(Sun)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Shahid Khan assured the FA Council before last week's meeting over the proposed sale of Wembley that the stadium would still belong to England. (Sky Sports)
Aston Villa have confirmed the appointments of Dean Smith as their new head coach and John Terry as assistant coach. (Sky Sports)
The FA may seek the advice of a lip reader and a linguistics expert as they continue to investigate Jose Mourinho's touchline comments. (Sky Sports)
Brentford’s hierarchy will meet on Thursday to discuss Dean Smith’s successor - with Thomas Frank already a contender.
(Sky Sports)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
Harry Kane is prepared to play in England’s UEFA Nations League clashes against Croatia and Spain despite persistent burn out fears. (Daily Mail)
The Football Association has called on England manager Gareth Southgate to shore up support for the sale of Wembley with a speech to its members. (Times)
Bale ruled out of Spain clash due to muscle fatigue and has '50-50 chance' of playing crunch Nations League match against Republic of Ireland.
(Daily Mail)
OTHER STUFF
Crystal Palace have confirmed striker Christian Benteke has undergone minor knee surgery. (Sky Sports)
Russian footballers Aleksandr Kokorin and Pavel Mamayev are under investigation for attacking a trade ministry official in a cafe in Moscow. (Sky Sports)
Chelsea want to combat anti-Semitism at Stamford Bridge by sending supporters oneducational trips to Auschwitz instead of handing out bans. (Sun)
Viewers of next season's Premier League matches on Amazon may be given the option of choosing an all-female commentary team. (Times)
Leicester striker Jamie Vardy and his wife are set to follow in the footsteps of Winston Churchill and the Dalai Lama by speaking at the Oxford Union. (Sun)
Liverpool and Switzerland winger Xherdan Shaqiri says he is yet to visit the city centre after joining the club in the summer. (Daily Mail)
Anthony Martial's goal against Newcastle on Saturday triggered a clause meaning Manchester United owe Monaco an additional £8.7m for the 22-year-old attacker, who they signed in 2015. (Daily Telegraph)
Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba, 25, will pay for NBA-style World Cup-winning diamond-encrusted rings for France's World Cup squad. (ESPN)
Liverpool and England midfielder Adam Lallana, 30, will make his return from injury after the international break. (Times)
Belgian authorities say 57 police raids are ongoing in Belgium and six other European nations in a vast probe into financial fraud and match-fixing in football.
(Sky Sports)