Barcelona still hopeful on De Jong
Barcelona remain “moderately optimistic” regarding their chances of landing Ajax midfielder Frenkie de Jong, claims AS.
The Netherlands international is a long-standing target for the Liga giants and they are hoping that rival interest from the likes of Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain can be fended off.
Ramsey could still leave Arsenal in January
Arsenal would be willing to part with Aaron Ramsey before the January window closes if they put other deals in place, reports The Independent.
If the Gunners can push through loan agreements for Denis Suarez and James Rodriguez, they would then be prepared to let a player running down his contract link up with Juventus.
Galatasaray pass on Berahino
Galatasaray have passed up the chance to make a move for Stoke forward Saido Berahino, according to Aksam.
The 25-year-old has struggled for form in England for some time, but will not be offered the chance to start afresh in Turkey.
Chelsea sound warning to Hudson-Odoi
Chelsea have warned Callum Hudson-Odoi that he faces seeing even less playing time at Bayern Munich than he does at Stamford Bridge.
The Evening Standard claims that the Blues are stepping up their efforts to keep the highly-rated forward after receiving four bids from the Bundesliga champions.
Monchi in Arsenal frame
Arsenal's search for a new technical director could lead them to Roma's Monchi, claims The Independent.
The Gunners are in the market for a successor to outgoing head of recruitment Sven Mislintat, with a fresh face being sought to oversee transfer business at Emirates Stadium.
The most bizarre transfers in history
Kevin-Prince Boateng's move to Barcelona will no doubt go down as one of the most bizarre transfers in history.
But how does his loan switch from Sassuolo to Camp Nou compare to previous surprise deals?.
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