Manchester City There is a surprise goal for defender Ryan Ait-Nouri Manchester United, Crystal palace England may turn to assistant coach Anthony Barry if they sack Pierre Sage, Barcelona want Arsenal center back Piero Hincapie.
Manchester United They are thinking of taking a shocking step Manchester City left-back Ryan Ait-Nouri, 25, is not barring any potential deal for the Algerian international on personal terms. (Florian Plettenberg), external
England national team assistant Anthony Barry has emerged as a candidate to replace Pierre Sage if the French player is dismissed. Crystal palace. (mirror), external
Arsenalof Ecuadorian defender Piero Hincapie, 24, is on the field Barcelona sporting director Deco’s list of centre-back targets. (Sports – in Spanish), external
Bayern Munich they continue their monitoring Arsenal and captain Martin Odegaard, the 27-year-old Norwegian midfielder’s next contract with the Gunners is shrouded in uncertainty. (offside), external
The 27-year-old midfielder of the Spanish national team, Martin Zubimendi, is ready to think about leaving the team Arsenal during the winter transfer window. (Team Chat), external
Manchester United and 32-year-old Portugal midfielder Bruno Fernandes will not be offered an escape route from Old Trafford by the Saudi Arabian Pro League club. Al-Hilal although they were close to signing him earlier in the season. (Talksport), external
Tottenham The Swedish midfielder will not sanction the sale amid interest from Lukas Bergvall Barcelona and Naples 20 years old. (Football Insider), external
Aston Villa The boss is Unai Emery Manchester Unitedof A five-man shortlist to replace Michael Carrick, but the current sporting setup at the club is said to be unsuitable for the Spaniard. (Daily Mail – subscription required), external
Minnesota United 26-year-old striker Kelvin Yeboah, nephew of Leeds and Ghana hero Tony, is on the radar of a number of Premier League clubs. Everton, Crystal palace and Sunderland All are in the market for a striker. (Talksport), external
Newcastleof players believe that the club’s gamble in the transfer market in the summer is the main reason for their struggles this season. (Telegraph – subscription required), external