With all eyes fixed on the January transfer market, clubs around the UK and Europe are already lining up potential mid-season moves.
Monday morning's headlines:
Barcelona are reportedly looking at ways to secure the services of Joao Cancelo on a permanent deal in the summer, with Manchester City demanding £44m for the full-back. Read more.
Ryan Kent is reportedly "flirting" with Premier League strugglers Sheffield United, with the Yellow Canaries looking to offload the former Rangers attacker in January. Read more.
Liverpool reportedly join the race for in-demand Boca Juniors left-back Valentin Barco as Andrew Robertson recovers from a shoulder operation. Read more.
Manchester United could move for Roma centre-back Gianluca Mancini next year, according to a report. Read more.
Real Madrid midfielder Luka Modric reportedly decides to leave the Bernabeu for the Saudi Pro League when his contract expires at the end of the 2023-24 season. Read more.
Tottenham Hotspur reportedly drop their interest in Brentford striker Ivan Toney and plan to move for Barcelona winger Raphinha in January instead. Read more.
Sheffield United are reportedly in the race to sign Estudiantes attacker Benjamin Rollheiser in January, with the 23-year-old also linked to Newcastle United. Read more.
Tottenham Hotspur striker Alejo Veliz is a January loan target for Bologna, according to a report. Read more.
Juventus reportedly hold talks with the entourage of Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey ahead of a possible January swoop for the Ghana international. Read more.
Manchester United are reportedly keeping a close eye on the progress of RB Leipzig centre-back Castello Lukeba, whose contract runs until the summer of 2028. Read more.
Bruno Fernandes insists that he is "happy" at Manchester United amid reports of interest from the Saudi Pro League. Read more.
Two Saudi Arabian clubs line up January offers for Manchester United forward Anthony Martial, according to a report. Read more.
Manchester United are interested in signing Leroy Sane from Bayern Munich next summer if the opportunity arises, according to a report. Read more.
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