Arsenal have been told they must pay £40m to sign Germany forward Julian Draxler, 24, from Paris St-Germain.
(Daily Mirror)

The Gunners are in a bidding war with Liverpool for 22-year-old PSV Eindhoven forward Hirving Lozano, who is valued at £42m.
(Daily Star)

However, bids in excess of £35m would tempt Arsenal to sell striker Alexis Sanchez, 29, in January.
(Daily Mail)

Manchester City are closing in on a £60m deal for Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk, 26.
(Daily Telegraph)

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has set his sights on signing Argentina attacking midfielder Paulo Dybala, 24, in a £60m deal from Juventus.
(Daily Star)

Meanwhile, the Red Devils have made an improved offer to Marouane Fellaini, to keep the 30-year-old midfielder - who will be out of contract in the summer - at Old Trafford.
(Daily Express)

United have also opened talks with Bordeaux over 20-year-old forward Malcom, with manager Mourinho prepared to pay £33m.
(Daily Mail)

Manager Antonio Conte has urged Chelsea's hierarchy to sign three players in January.
(Daily Mirror)

West Ham manager David Moyes is interested in signing Steven Nzonzi if Sevilla decide to sell the 29-year-old French midfielder next month.
(Guardian)

Celtic have denied reports that they have accepted an £18m bid for striker Moussa Dembele, 21, from Brighton.
(Sun)

Manager Roy Hodgson fears Crystal Palace will be forced to sell Wilfried Zaha next month, with Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham all interested in the 25-year-old winger.
(Daily Mirror)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

Middlesbrough have appointed Tony Pulis as their new replacing Garry Monk at the helm. Pulis joins Middlesbrough just five weeks after being sacked by West Brom and with the Teesiders just three points off the Championship play-off spots.
(Daily Mail)

INTERNATIONAL STUFF

England are set to play a warm-up game at Leeds United's Elland Road ground, as manager Gareth Southgate looks to encourage nationwide support before the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
(Times)

OTHER STORIES

Everton boss Sam Allardyce has revealed he helped rebuild the confidence of defenders Michael Keane and Ashley Williams with the help of television game show The Cube.
(Liverpool Echo)