Liverpool will hold new talks with Fulham this month over a deal for 19-year-old winger Fabio Carvalho as they look to strike an agreement well before the summer. (Football Insider)
Manchester United are “watching developments closely” as Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger has reportedly rejected the club’s latest contract offer, a deal worth around £200K a week. (Football 365)
Liverpool are monitoring Le Havre’s 17-year-old Andy Elysee Logbo who has been compared to Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku. (Mirror)
Manchester United and Liverpool are both keeping tabs on Bayern Munich winger Serge Gnabry amid a contract stand-off between the German club and the 26-year-old, with Barcelona and Real Madrid also interested. (Mirror via Sky Germany)
West Ham striker Michail Antonio has urged the club to bolster their attacking options and sign a back-up striker in the summer. (Teamtalk via The Footballer’s Football Podcast)
Midfielder Jack Wilshere, 30, has explained why he remains a free agent by revealing Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta “doesn’t want” him to sign a contract at the club. Wilshire has been training with his former club. (Mirror)
Rumours surrounding a move to Arsenal for Paris Saint-Germain‘s Georginio Wijnaldum, 31, have ramped up after the midfielder was left out of the team’s 25-man squad for their upcoming champions League match against Real Madrid. (The Sun)
AC Milan director Paolo Maldini says striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 40, will sign a new contract at the club. (Goal)
If Barcelona fail to sign striker Erling Braut Haaland, 21, this summer they have targeted Real Sociedad’s Alexander Isak, 22, and Ajax’s Antony, 21, and Lisandro Martinez, 24. (Sport – in Spanish)
Watford attempted to sign 29-year-old defender Phil Jones from Manchester United but they could not get the deal done before the window shut in January. (Football Insider)
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Liverpool will hold new talks with Fulham this month over a deal for 19-year-old winger Fabio Carvalho as they look to strike an agreement well before the summer. (Football Insider)external-linkManchester United are “watching developments closely” as Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger has reportedly rejected the club’s latest contract offer, a deal worth around £200K a week. (Football 365)external-linkLiverpool are monitoring Le Havre’s 17-year-old Andy Elysee Logbo who has been compared to Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku. (Mirror)external-linkManchester United and Liverpool are both keeping tabs on Bayern Munich winger Serge Gnabry amid a contract stand-off between the German club and the 26-year-old, with Barcelona and Real Madrid also interested. (Mirror via Sky Germany)external-linkWest Ham striker Michail Antonio has urged the club to bolster their attacking options and sign a back-up striker in the summer. (Teamtalk via The Footballer’s Football Podcast)external-linkMidfielder Jack Wilshere, 30, has explained why he remains a free agent by revealing Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta “doesn’t want” him to sign a contract at the club. Wilshire has been training with his former club. (Mirror)external-linkRumours surrounding a move to Arsenal for Paris Saint-Germain’s Georginio Wijnaldum, 31, have ramped up after the midfielder was left out of the team’s 25-man squad for their upcoming champions League match against Real Madrid. (The Sun)external-linkAC Milan director Paolo Maldini says striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 40, will sign a new contract at the club. (Goal)external-linkIf Barcelona fail to sign striker Erling Braut Haaland, 21, this summer they have targeted Real Sociedad’s Alexander Isak, 22, and Ajax’s Antony, 21, and Lisandro Martinez, 24. (Sport – in Spanish)external-linkWatford attempted to sign 29-year-old defender Phil Jones from Manchester United but they could not get the deal done before the window shut in January. (Football Insider)external-linkSaturday’s gossip columnOur coverage of your Premier League club is bigger and better than ever before – follow your team and sign up for notifications in the BBC Sport app to make sure you never miss a moment