Arsenal are ready to bolster their defence with Chelsea's £25m defender David Luiz.
(Sun)

Southampton will try to negotiate with Arsenal over the signing of Theo Walcott during the January transfer window.
(Daily Mail)

France striker Antoine Griezmann, 26, will demand £400,000 a week to reject Barcelona and join Manchester United from Atletico Madrid.
(Sun)

Chelsea want Borussia Monchengladbach and Belgium forward Thorgan Hazard, 24, to join brothers Eden, 27, and Kylian, 22, at Stamford Bridge.
(Bild)

Liverpool want Monaco and France forward Thomas Lemar, 22, to replace 25-year-old Barcelona-bound playmaker Philippe Coutinho - and are ready to try to make it happen this month.
(Daily Mirror)

Or Liverpool's decision to allow Coutinho to join Barcelona will not bring forward any possible move for Lemar.
(Sky Sports)

Real Madrid were willing to offer £177m for Coutinho, before he agreed to join Barcelona in a £142m deal.
(Mundo Deportivo)

Coutinho will have a medical on Monday and will be presented as a Barcelona player, but his debut could be delayed by an injury.
(AS)

Philippe Coutinho is paying £11.5m towards the transfer.
(Times)

Liverpool will attempt to bring Guinea and RB Leipzig midfielder Naby Keita's move to Anfield forward from the summer and are willing to pay more to get the 22-year-old in January.
(Daily Telegraph)

Real Madrid's top transfer targets in the summer will be two Chelsea and Belgium players - winger Eden Hazard, 27, and goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, 25 - but they will wait for Tottenham and England striker Harry Kane, with the 24-year-old a long-term target for the Spanish club.
(Sky Sports)

Brazilian winger Lucas Moura, 25, wants to leave Paris St-Germain and join Manchester United this month.
(ESPN)

Former Everton winger Gerard Deulofeu, 23, needs to "wait for his chance" at Barcelona amid rumours Inter Milan want the Spaniard, according to the Catalan club's sporting relations manager.
(Football Italia)

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says the club are not close to making any more January additions after they "signed a Greek boy" - 20-year-old defender Konstantinos Mavropanos.
(Sun)

Bournemouth are set to sign Colchester United's top scorer Sammie Szmodics, 22, with the English midfielder costing the Cherries about £1m.
(Daily Star)

Shakhtar Donetsk and Brazil midfielder Fred, 24, says he is waiting for a phone call from Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola.
(Manchester Evening News)

Newcastle are hopeful of completing a deal for Chelsea's Brazilian winger Kenedy, 21.
(Newcastle Chronicle)

Leicester City are close to their first signing of the January transfer window - Mali forward Fousseni Diabate. The Foxes have agreed a £1.7m fee for the 22-year-old, who plays for French Ligue 2 side Gazelec Ajaccio.
(Leicester Mercury)

Leeds United have made Club Brugge's Belgian left-back Laurens de Bock, 25, their top target this month.
(Leeds Live)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

Tony Pulis is ready to make an emotional return to Stoke City to stave off the threat of relegation.
(Sun)

Ostersunds coach Graham Potter has emerged as a surprise candidate for the Stoke manager's job.
(Daily Mail)

Stoke will begin the process of trying to replace Mark Hughes today with Martin O'Neill understood to be interested.
(Daily Mail)

Man Utd legend Ryan Giggs is high on the list of candidates to replace sacked Stoke boss Mark Hughes - Gary Rowett and Martin O'Neill are also in the frame.
(Daily Mirror)

INTERNATIONAL STUFF

The England World Cup squad will have Rabies vaccinations to protect them in 'high risk' Russia.
(Daily Mirror)

England U21 striker Tammy Abraham has opened the door to a Nigeria switch after they qualified for next summer's World Cup.
(Daily Mirror)

Harry Winks says he did not believe Gareth Southgate when he told him he was in the England team.
(Daily Star)

OTHER STORIES

Sprint legend Usain Bolt, 31, has revealed he will have a trial with Borussia Dortmund in March, but he has his heart set on playing for Manchester United.
(Daily Express)

Pep Guardiola has taken 'total football' to levels never seen before, says ex-Italy boss Arrigo Sacchi.
(Daily Mirror)