Tottenham and Netherlands defender Micky van de Ven is of interest to Liverpool and Manchester United but it would take a large fee to prise the 25-year-old away from Tottenham. (Caught Offside)
Manchester United are keeping a close eye on 22-year-old Spain left-back Alejandro Balde, who might leave Barcelona in January. (Mundo Deportivo)
Brentford have held initial talks with Kevin Schade about a new long-term contract in the wake of his excellent start to the campaign and increasing interest from bigger clubs including Arsenal and Liverpool. (Sky Sports)
AS Roma are expected to double their asking price for Chelsea target Manu Kone, 25, to £86m in January after the Blues reportedly rejected a chance to sign the France midfielder for £43m in the summer. (La Gazzeta dello Sport)
Spanish full-back Alex Jimenez's loan from Bournemouth to Fiorentina includes an option for the Italian club to buy the 21-year-old for £17m. (Tuttomercatoweb)
Barcelona continue to closely monitor Norway striker Erling Haaland with hopes that the 26-year-old could become a more realistic transfer target in the summer after Manchester City were found guilty of breaking the Premier League's financial rules. (El Nacional)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Robbie Savage, currently manager of National League side Forest, has been linked with the vacant role at Peterborough United. (Sun on Sunday)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
England's Nations League campaign got off to a losing start as they were beaten by World Cup holders Spain in an enthralling encounter at Wembley. (BBC Sports)
Scotland are held to a 0-0 draw away to Slovenia in their opening League B Group 1 match in the UEFA Nations League. (Sky Sports)
Shea Charles and brother Pierce 'brilliant' in NI's landmark 1-0 win against Georgia in Tbilisi. Northern Ireland's Pierce Charles saved a penalty before Shea Charles scored a 99th-minute winner in Georgia. (BBC Sports)
OTHER STUFF
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says he is still confident of proving the club's innocence after they were found guilty of breaking the Premier League's financial rule. (BBC Sports)