TRANSFER RUMOURS

• Turkish Super Lig side Istanbul Basaksehir could make a bid for Arsenal's German playmaker Mesut Ozil, 30. Club president Goksel Gumusdag said they would "do anything to get him".
  (FourFourTwo)



• The agent of Manchester United midfielder Fred says the 25-year-old will remain at the Premier League club. The Brazilian joined Old Trafford in June but has been linked with a move away.
  (Sunday Star)



• Real Madrid, Barcelona and Bayern Munich are all interested in 18-year-old English forward Jadon Sancho, who is currently at Borussia Dortmund.
  (Marca)



• Isco, 26, is plotting a move to Manchester City as he fears for his place at Real Madrid if they land Belgian midfielder Eden Hazard, 27, from Chelsea.
  (Sunday Express)



• New Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is looking at Bournemouth striker Josh King, 26, as a possible target in January.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• The Reds will only go into the transfer market in January if there is a huge injury crisis at the club.
  (Sunday Mirror)



• Barcelona are ready to launch a bid to sign United and England striker Marcus Rashford with Real Madrid also keen on the 21-year-old.
  (Sunday Express)



• Paris St-Germain are considering signing Everton midfielder Idrissa Gana Gueye. The Senegalese, 29, joined the Toffees in 2016.
  (Sky Sports)



• Chelsea have held talks with AC Milan and Juventus over Gonzalo Higuain.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• Lyon playmaker Nabil Fekir, 25, is a January target for Chelsea, several months after a move to Liverpool failed to materialise.
  (Mail on Sunday)



• Chelsea will cut short Michy Batshuayi's loan spell at Valencia in January and have offered the striker to Crystal Palace.
  (Mail on Sunday)



• David Beckham's Inter Miami CF are plotting a move for Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil, according to reports in Germany.
  (Sunday Express)



• Newcastle are in talks to sign Paraguay and Atlanta forward Miguel Almiron for a 'big money fee' in early January.
  (Sunday Express)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

• Claudio Ranieri insists Fulham will avoid the drop, even though they will spend Christmas Day bottom of the Premier League.
  (Sky Sports)



• Fulham owner Shahid Khan will make a new £600m bid to take ownership of Wembley in the new year.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says he has a good relationship with chairman Daniel Levy. The Argentine has been linked with the vacant managerial role at Manchester United.
  (Sky Sports)



• Real Madrid plan to match whatever Manchester United offer Tottenham for Mauricio Pochettino - and raise it by throwing in Gareth Bale.
  (Star on Sunday)



• Leicester boss Claude Puel insists he has nothing to prove following his side's shock win at Chelsea, despite rumours he is close to being sacked.
  (Mail on Sunday)



• Former Manchester City chief executive Garry Cook is heading a consortium to buy Newcastle United - 10 years after persuading Sheikh Mansour to buy City rather than the Tyneside club.
  (Sunday Mirror)



• Jose Mourinho believed he was going to discuss the club's transfer policy at the meeting where he was sacked as Manchester United manager.
  (Times)



• Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will only be allowed loan signings next month - as Manchester United stockpile cash for their next permanent boss.
  (Sunday Mirror)



• Jose Mourinho could help Manchester United land No 1 target Mauricio Pochettino - by making a shock return to Real Madrid.
  (Sunday Mirror)



• Reading confirmed Jose Gomes as the club's new manager on Saturday.
  (Sky Sports)

INTERNATIONAL STUFF

• England captain Harry Kane and manager Gareth Southgate are both set to be awarded OBEs in the New Year's Honours List.
  (Sun on Sunday)

OTHER STUFF

• Tom Cairney says Fulham should not be bottom of the Premier League after spending over £100m on "quality" players.
  (Sky Sports)



• Leaked memos reveal Tottenham are unhappy with the unkempt state of the streets around their revamped White Hart Lane stadium.
  (Observer)



• Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahmovic's new deal with LA Galaxy could be the biggest in Major League Soccer. The 37-year-old will be paid up to $7.5m (£5.5m) in 2019.
  (ESPN)



• Paul Pogba has thanked Jose Mourinho for improving him as a player and a person during his time as Manchester United manager.
  (Sky Sports)