Crystal Palace and Ipswich Town are both monitoring 27-year-old England and Chelsea left-back Ben Chilwell ahead of a potential January move. (Sun)
Everton boss Sean Dyche is considering a shock move for England and Newcastle goalkeeper Nick Pope, 32, to replace Jordan Pickford, 30. (Daily Mirror)
Liverpool are reportedly interested in signing Lille midfielder Angel Gomes, with the Reds scouts in attendance for the 24-year-old's impressive first England start against Finland this month. (Liverpool Echo)
Eintracht Frankfurt and Egypt striker Omar Marmoush, 25, is keen to secure a Premier League move, with Liverpool, Arsenal, Crystal Palace and West Ham all interested. (Teamtalk)
Manchester City are monitoring Nottingham Forest midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White, 24, but Forest are keen to offer the England international a new deal. (HITC)
Bayern Munich have put a host of Premier League clubs on red alert by admitting that Leon Goretzka is “unhappy”. The 29-year-old German international midfielder has been brutally axed by new boss Vincent Kompany this term following the arrival of Joao Palhinha from Fulham. (Sun)
Bayern Munich are having difficulties convincing star attacking midfielder Jamal Musiala, 21, to renew his contract with the club, which could spark interest in the Germany international from Manchester City and Manchester United. (Daily Mirror)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Stoke City have parted company with head coach Steven Schumacher. Former Stoke defender Ryan Shawcross will take charge of the club on a caretaker basis along with Alex Morris. As well as Schumacher, Mark Hughes, Chris Cohen, Peter Cavanagh and Elliot Turner have also left Stoke. (Daily Mail)
The door could be open for former boss Steven Gerrard to return to Rangers and replace Philippe Clement as manager. (Daily Record)
OTHER STUFF
Manchester United are expected to offer 22-year-old winger Amad Diallo a new long-term contract in the coming months. The Ivorian's current deal runs out this summer. (Manchester Evening News)
John Textor wants to speed up the sale of his shares in Crystal Palace as he aims to accelerate his purchase of Everton. (Daily Mail)
Referees’ chiefs have lost the latest round of their courtroom battle with the taxman and it could mean paid holiday for officials. The Supreme Court ruled that the PGMOL must treat part-time refs from League One downwards as employees and therefore provide benefits to go with that. (Sun)
Hearts are in talks with Brighton's billionaire owner Tony Bloom about a £10m investment plan which could revolutionise player recruitment at the Tynecastle club. (Daily Mail)