TRANSFER NEWS: THE LATEST RUMOURS FROM MAN UTD, CHELSEA, ARSENAL AND ALL THE TOP TEAMS
HAZARD TO GET £300K PER WEEK
Eden Hazard is in line to become the top paid player in the Premier League with a contract that will land him £300,000 per week, according to the Express .
The Chelsea winger could green light the deal in a couple of weeks, hoping to kill off any hope Real Madrid have of signing him in the near future.
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ASENSIO EXTENSION BOTHERS KROOS
Toni Kroos is not at all pleased with the contract extension given to Marco Asensio by Real Madrid, according to Don Balon .
The midfielder feels undervalued by the club and would like his wages raised to at least match those of his 21-year-old team-mate.
MAN UTD TARGET TURKISH WONDERKID
Manchester United are preparing a move for €14 million-rated Turkish wonderkid Yusuf Yazici, according to a report from Fanatik .
The 20-year-old midfield starlet, currently on the books of Super Lig outfit Trabzonspor, was also a target for Liverpool over the summer following a breakthrough second-half of a campaign last time out.
A move to Anfield didn't materialise, however, and rivals United now look set to take a charge.
LIVERPOOL TO MAKE ANOTHER VAN DIJK MOVE
Liverpool have not given up in their chase to sign Southampton centre-half Virgil van Dijk, says the Mirror .
Jurgen Klopp marked the Netherlands international as his priority signing during the summer window but a move broke down due to relationship issues between the two clubs.
The Liverpool boss will supposedly make another move in January, though, in view of strengthening the Reds' underwhelming defensive unit.
TOTTENHAM EYE PREMIER LEAGUE WINGER
Everton winger Adamola Lookman is a target for Mauricio Pochettino at Tottenham, according to the Mirror .
The England Under-21 forward is yet to make a single Premier League appearance under Ronald Koeman at Goodison Park thus far this season, despite promising displays last term.
Lookman,19, joined the Toffees for £11 million in January of this year and has this campaign been limited to two Europa League outings.
BAYERN HOLD THE KEYS TO GORETZKA
Bayern Munich lead the race to sign Leon Goretzka, Calciomercato reports.
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has reached a verbal agreement with Schalke for the midfielder, which has warded off interest from several other major clubs including Juventus despite no formal deal being done.
MAN UTD SIGN FIVE HUDDERSFIELD YOUNGSTERS
Manchester United have moved quickly to snatch up five players from Huddersfield's youth academy after it was downgraded, according to the Daily Mail .
After Huddersfield scrapped their youth programme from Under-16 down, the players were brought into the Manchester outfit for trials and signed with the club's academy.
TUCHEL CLEAR FAVOURITE FOR BAYERN JOB
Thomas Tuchel is considered the "clear favourite" for being the long-term successer for the axed Carlo Ancelotti at Bayern Munich, according to Sport Bild .
Another publication, SPORTBUZZER , reports talks have already begun between Bayern and the former Borussia Dortmund boss, who was replaced by Peter Bosz after the 2016-17 season.
Ancelotti was sacked Thursday following a 3-0 loss to PSG in the Champions League, with Willy Sagnol picked to lead Bayern on an interim basis.
BARCA STEP UP WERNER INTEREST
Barcelona have stepped up their interest in signing RB Leipzig forward Timo Werner, according to Mundo Deportivo .
Bayern Munich have also shown an interest in the Germany international, with the 21-year-old having scored five goals in six Bundesliga performance so far this season.
Barca believe he would be an affordable option as they look to bolster their squad, with Schalke midfielder Leon Goretzka also of interest.
SILVA OPEN TO MILAN MOVE
Manchester City midfielder David Silva is open to joining AC Milan, according to TransferMarketWeb .
The Spain international's current deal ends in 2019, and the Premier League outfit are hopeful of tieing him down to a fresh contract.
But Silva's head could be turned by the offer of a move to Italy, with Milan and city rivals Inter both showing an interest.
SEEDORF A CANDIDATE FOR OLDHAM JOB
Former AC Milan manager Clarence Seedorf has been interviewed for the vacant manager's role at Oldham Athletic, according to the Daily Mirror .
The ex-Real Madrid and Netherlands midfielder has been shown around the club's facilities after they sacked John Sheridan over the weekend.
The Latics are currently second-bottom of the League One table having won just two of their opening 10 league matches of the season.
REAL REFUSE RONALDO DEMANDS
Real Madrid are refusing to bow to pressure from Cristiano Ronaldo and meet his demands for salary parity with Lionel Messi and Neymar, reports Marca .
The Portuguese is eager to match the €25 million wage packet of the Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain stars, but Real are reluctant to discuss terms having only handed the 32-year-old a new five-year deal in November 2016.
ARSENAL JOIN RACE FOR PULISIC
Arsenal are the latest in a string of top Premier League and European clubs to register interest in Dortmund's US wonderkid Christian Pulisic, reports the Sun .
Pulisic, 19, has attracted attention from the likes of Real Madrid, Liverpool and Tottenham after bursting onto the scene in the Bundesliga.
The playmaker is already a regular in the BVB starting line-up, despite turning 19 only in September.
And Arsenal are now willing to do battle with the Merengue and their Premier League rivals in a bid to land Pulisic, although the player himself has pledged he will stay at Dortmund for now.
PALACE TURN TO COLE FOR GOALS
Crystal Palace are ready to turn to veteran striker Carlton Cole in a bid to improve their anaemic strike-force, according to the Mirror .
The Eagles have failed to hit the net in their first six Premier League outings, and lie rock-bottom after a dreadful start to the season.
And with Christian Benteke now injured and Palace left without a single fit striker, Roy Hodgson is considering 33-year-old free agent Cole as a stop-gap solution.
Cole last played in the Premier League for West Ham back in 2015, before leaving first for the USL's Sacramento and later for Persib Bandung in Indonesia.
INTER WON'T SWAP JOAO MARIO FOR OZIL
Inter Milan won’t let Joao Mario join Arsenal as part of a deal which would see Mesut Ozil move in the opposite direction, claims Calciomercato.com .
Ozil is out of contract at the end of the season and has been linked with a January move to Inter, with Fenerbahce and Manchester United also rumoured to be interested in the Germany international.
Speculation had claimed Arsenal have proposed a swap deal involving Ozil and Joao Mario, but Inter don’t want to lose the Portuguese midfielder.
MAN UTD WATCH NAINGGOLAN AGAIN
Manchester United have made another check on Roma midfielder Radja Nainggolan ahead of a potential bid next summer, claims The Mirror .
Nainggolan has reportedly been a long-term target for United and a club scout watched Roma’s 3-1 win over Udinese in Serie A last weekend.
ARSENAL & UTD SCOUT VILLA STRIKER
Arsenal and Manchester United scouts were in attendance at Burton Albion on Tuesday night as Aston Villa won 4-0 in the Championship, reports The Mirror .
Villa striker Keinan Davis was reportedly the target of the scouts and the England Under-20 international scored in the victory to make it two goals in his last three games.
DE GEA TOLD TO HALT MAN UTD TALKS
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has told David de Gea to put talks over a new Manchester United contract on hold, claims Diario Gol .
De Gea is out of contract in 2019 and reports recently suggested that the Spain international was ready to sign an extension in the coming weeks.
However, with De Gea aware a strong showing at next summer’s World Cup will strengthen his bargaining position, he is in no rush to commit to a new deal and Perez wants him to wait before making any decisions.
EVERTON PONDER GAMEIRO MOVE
Everton are ready to launch a January bid for Atletico Madrid striker Kevin Gameiro, The Mirror reports.
Diego Costa's move to the Spanish capital means the France international's game time will be reduced, and Atleti are willing to sell him for £20 million or loan him out for six months.
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