Manchester United are considering a surprise move for Manchester City defender Rayan Ait-Nouri, Crystal Palace could target England assistant manager Anthony Barry as a replacement for Pierre Sage, and Barcelona are monitoring Arsenal centre-back Piero Hincapie.
Manchester United are reportedly weighing up a shock move for Manchester City left-back Rayan Ait-Nouri, 25. Personal terms are not expected to present an obstacle should United pursue a deal for the Algeria international.
England assistant manager Anthony Barry has emerged as a potential successor to Pierre Sage at Crystal Palace, should the Premier League club decide to part ways with the Frenchman.
Barcelona sporting director Deco has identified Arsenal defender Piero Hincapie, 24, as a potential centre-back signing, with the Ecuador international featuring on the Spanish club's shortlist.
Bayern Munich remain interested in Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard, with uncertainty surrounding the 27-year-old Norway international's contract situation at the Emirates Stadium.
Spain international Martin Zubimendi, 27, is reportedly open to considering a departure from Arsenal during the January transfer window.
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes, 32, is unlikely to receive an offer from Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal, despite the club having come close to securing the Portugal midfielder's signature earlier this season.
Tottenham Hotspur have no intention of selling Swedish midfielder Lucas Bergvall, 20, despite growing interest from Barcelona and Napoli.
Aston Villa manager Unai Emery features on Manchester United's five-man shortlist of potential replacements for Michael Carrick. However, the Spaniard reportedly has reservations about United's current sporting structure, which could complicate any potential appointment.
Minnesota United forward Kelvin Yeboah, 26, has attracted interest from several Premier League clubs. The nephew of former Leeds United and Ghana striker Tony Yeboah is reportedly being monitored by Everton, Crystal Palace and Sunderland, with all three clubs looking to strengthen their attacking options.
Newcastle United players reportedly believe the club's risky decisions during the summer transfer window have contributed significantly to their disappointing performances this season.
