The January transfer window is almost here and clubs around the UK and Europe are lining up moves as they look to take advantage of the opportunity to strengthen.
Thursday morning's headlines:
Liverpool reportedly enquire about the availability of Fulham defender Antonee Robinson ahead of the January transfer window. Read more.
Newcastle United are reportedly confident about their chances of agreeing a loan deal with Manchester City for England international Kalvin Phillips. Read more.
Juventus confirm that defender Gleison Bremer has signed a new long-term contract with the club until the summer of 2028. Read more.
Tottenham Hotspur hope to complete a deal for Royal Antwerp midfielder Arthur Vermeeren during the January market, according to a report. Read more.
Bayern Munich defender Matthijs de Ligt allegedly emerges as a transfer target for Arsenal, with a deal potentially taking place next summer. Read more.
Manchester United's incoming minority shareholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe will allegedly be consulted on any January transfer business that the club undertake. Read more.
Manchester United consider making a January approach for Bologna forward Joshua Zirkze, according to a report. Read more.
Manchester United want to sign both Victor Lindelof and Aaron Wan-Bissaka to new contracts at Old Trafford, according to a report. Read more.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta confirms that the club have certain "targets" and "ideas" in mind for the January transfer window but is expecting a "very tricky" market. Read more.
Sporting Lisbon forward Viktor Gyokeres - who has been linked with the likes of Arsenal and Chelsea - says that he will not be changing clubs in the January transfer window. Read more.
Tottenham Hotspur recall striker Dane Scarlett from his loan spell at Ipswich Town, where he failed to start a single game in the first half of the 2023-24 season. Read more.
Inter Milan are reportedly contemplating whether to launch bids for Manchester United forward Anthony Martial and Chelsea forward Armando Broja. Read more.
