Twenty clubs. One running record. What has been reported, what has changed, and who said it first.
CaughtOffside Premier League reports that Liverpool and Chelsea have both made contact with the representatives of Brentford left-back El Hadji Malick Diouf. The excerpt is truncated and gives no fee, bid or agreement.
CaughtOffside Premier League, citing a Football Insider report, says Liverpool have begun identifying three potential replacements for goalkeeper Alisson Becker, whose contract expires at the end of the season. The excerpt does not name the targets, and it gives no fee, bid, approach or agreement.
CaughtOffside Premier League reports that Chelsea are prepared to loan out winger Jamie Gittens in January, with Leeds United, Everton and Crystal Palace among the clubs monitoring him. The report gives no fee, bid, approach or agreement.
Bernabéu Digital, in Spanish, reports that Real Madrid are continuing to advance on JJ Gabriel and that José Mourinho reportedly played a particularly important role in the negotiations. The item gives no fee, terms or confirmed agreement.
CaughtOffside Premier League reports that Liverpool have made their position clear on Rio Ngumoha and have no intention of letting the 18-year-old leave, despite interest from Bayern Munich. The headline also refers to Liverpool being optimistic of an agreement, but the excerpt gives no terms, fee or confirmed talks.
CaughtOffside Premier League reports that Liverpool and Chelsea have been linked with Brentford left-back El Hadji Malick Diouf. The report says Brentford are unwilling to sanction his departure soon, and it gives no fee, bid or approach.
Bernabéu Digital, in Spanish, reports that Bayern Munich do not intend to facilitate Michael Olise's departure, despite Real Madrid still considering him a major future target. The item gives no fee, bid, approach or agreement.
Bavarian Football Works reports that Harry Kane could earn more than €30 million per year at Bayern Munich, overtaking Jamal Musiala as the club's top earner. The article says the accuracy of the figure remains unclear, and it does not report a club confirmation.
CaughtOffside Milan reports that Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea are among the main suitors for AC Milan defender Koni De Winter, with Premier League scouts said to be monitoring him in recent matches. The report gives no fee, bid or approach.
CaughtOffside Premier League, citing journalist Ekrem Konur, reports that Liverpool and Chelsea are among the biggest suitors for RB Leipzig centre-back Castello Lukeba. The headline cites a potential €80m transfer, and the report says Manchester United and Barcelona are also monitoring his situation. No bid or approach is reported.
CaughtOffside Premier League reports that Manchester United and Tottenham are continuing to monitor Nottingham Forest captain Morgan Gibbs-White. The excerpt is truncated and gives no fee, bid, approach or agreement.
SempreInter reports that Inter's president, Marotta, has rejected claims that Alessandro Bastoni snubbed a new contract and that the club are in talks with Barcelona. The item gives no fee or terms.
CaughtOffside Premier League reports that Chelsea winger Jamie Gittens is back on Roma's agenda ahead of the January window, after struggling for playing time at Stamford Bridge. The excerpt is truncated and gives no fee, bid, approach or agreement.
CaughtOffside Man United, citing Fabrizio Romano's "here we go soon" message, reports that 16-year-old Manchester United academy player JJ Gabriel has made his final decision and is closing in on Real Madrid. The excerpt gives no fee and does not say either club has announced a deal.
CaughtOffside Man United reports that Newcastle United could rival Manchester United for Al-Ahli striker Ivan Toney this January. The report says Man United have made a recent enquiry, but it gives no fee, bid or agreement.
Sky Sports Football's paper talk roundup reports that Didier Deschamps has turned down a Manchester United offer to replace Michael Carrick. The excerpt is a generic roundup teaser and gives no further detail on the approach or terms.
CaughtOffside Premier League reports that Tottenham have kept their first-option matching rights on Harry Kane despite his new Bayern Munich contract, which the report says could keep a return to Tottenham possible. The excerpt gives no fee or terms for that clause.
