TRANSFER RUMOURS

• Tottenham are considering a January move for £35m-rated Ajax goalkeeper Andre Onana, the 24-year-old Cameroon international.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• AC Milan are expected to end their interest in Gremio's Brazil forward Everton Soares, 23, who has also been linked with Tottenham.
  (Calciomercato)



• Barcelona will allow Spanish midfielder Carles Alena, 21, thought to be a target for Tottenham, to leave the club on loan in January.
  (Mail on Sunday)



• Roma are ready to make a €15m (£12.9m) offer to Manchester United for Chris Smalling after the defender's impressive start to his loan spell at the Serie A club.
  (Observer)



• Manchester United are ready to hijack Liverpool's bid to sign Leipzig's Germany striker Timo Werner, 23.
  (Sunday Mirror)



• Leicester are bidding to become the first Premier League club to make a move for Metz and Senegal striker Habibou Diallo, but Newcastle are also interested in the 24-year-old.
  (Sunday Express)



• Bayern Munich are still keen on signing Manchester City winger Leroy Sane but will only offer 80m euros (£69m) for the 23-year-old Germany international.
  (Calciomercato)



• Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 38, currently playing in the MLS for LA Galaxy but linked with a return to Manchester United, is likely to return to another of his former clubs, AC Milan.
  (Marca)



• West Ham are preparing to sell Colombian midfielder Carlos Sanchez, 33, for around £3.5m in January.
  (Football Insider)



• Barcelona and Manchester City are set to compete for the signing of Uruguay and Juventus midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur, 22.
  (Daily Star on Sunday)



• Newcastle scouts were at Elland Road on Saturday to watch QPR's Republic of Ireland midfielder Ryan Manning, 23.
  (Football Insider)



• Wolves are preparing a £10m January bid for Preston defender Ben Davies, 24.
  (Sunday Express)



• Burnley could look to cash in on striker Nakhi Wells in January, meaning more bad news for struggling Championship side QPR where he is currently on loan.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• Inter Milan CEO Giuseppe Marotta has dismissed talk of Argentina forward Lautaro Martinez, 22, leaving the Serie A side for Barcelona.
  (Goal)



• Bologna have firmed up their interest in Zlatan Ibrahimovic, with their president Joey Saputo having given the go-ahead for the club to offer the Swede an 18-month contract worth £8m a-year.
  (Mail on Sunday)



• Swansea boss Steve Cooper is confident Newcastle will not recall English goalkeeper Freddie Woodman, 22, from his season-long loan at the Liberty Stadium.
  (Newcastle Chronicle)



• Real Madrid will make former Manchester City midfielder Brahim Diaz, 20, available for loan in January.
  (Marca)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

• Arsenal boss Unai Emery insists he will NOT quit as Arsenal boss despite boos after Wolves draw.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino is trying to find a new formula to take his team forward and is not banking on summer signings Tanguy Ndombele, 22, Giovani Lo Celso, 23, and Ryan Sessegnon, 19, to provide immediate solutions.
  (Sky Sports)



• Michael O'Neill has emerged as the favourite for the Stoke City job vacated yesterday when the struggling Sky Bet Championship club sacked Nathan Jones, sparking a search for their fifth manager in 22 months.
  (Sunday Times)



• Saint-Etienne boss Claude Puel has questioned his club's decision to sell France defender William Saliba, 18, to Arsenal.
  (Sunday Mirror)



• Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Manchester United must look to within for goalscoring solutions following another scoreless defeat at Bournemouth.
  (Manchester Evening News)

OTHER STUFF

• Cardiff City's refusal to pay the disputed £14.7m fee for Emiliano Sala to Nantes is causing problems for San Martin, the striker's boyhood club in Argentina, who were set to bank more than £110,000.
  (Sunday Mirror)



• Manchester United director Richard Arnold's trip to Saudi Arabia was not connected to a potential takeover of the club.
  (Mail on Sunday)



• Manchester United are set to reward youngsters Brandon Williams and James Garner with new long-term contracts and also plan talks with Tahith Chong, whose current deal expires in the summer.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• . Everton could announce significant financial losses when their results come out next month after reporting a healthy profit over the previous 12 months.
  (Sun on Sunday)