Arsenal are weighing up a bid to sign Brentford's 25-year-old Cameroon forward Bryan Mbeumo. (Football Insider)
Liverpool are considering a move for Nottingham Forest's Brazil centre-back Murillo, 22, but could face competition from Chelsea. (Teamtalk)
Sweden striker Alexander Isak, 25, might push for a move away from Newcastle United in next summer's transfer window. (Football Insider)
Liverpool are monitoring Benfica and Turkey midfielder Orkun Kokcu, 23. (Record)
Arsenal have turned down an approach from Palmeiras to sign Brazil forward Gabriel Jesus, 27. (ESPN)
Manchester United are interested in Sporting's 17-year-old Portuguese midfielder Geovany Quenda. (A Bola)
Guinea-Bissau striker Beto, 26, is considering leaving Everton in search of regular first-team football. (Football Insider)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Manchester United have sacked manager Erik ten Hag in the wake of their dismal start to the season. Ruud van Nistelrooy will take charge of the team as interim head coach while a permanent head coach is recruited. (Sky Sports)
Sporting boss Ruben Amorim has agreed to become the next Manchester United manager following the sacking of Erik ten Hag on Monday. (Manchester Evening News)
Alternatively, former Borussia Dortmund manager Edin Terzic is top of Manchester United's targets, after Thomas Tuchel was appointed England boss. (Sun)
Brentford manager Thomas Frank is among the candidates Manchester United are considering to replace Ten Hag. (ESPN)
The Red Devils have identified a shortlist of about five managers who could replace Ten Hag. (Sky Sports)
United have not ruled out making an approach for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, with the club potentially restricted to appointing a free agent. (Manchester Evening News)
Wolves head coach Gary O'Neil has been reprimanded by the Football Association but escaped punishment after insinuating referees operated with a bias towards bigger clubs. (Daily Mail)
OTHER STUFF
Nottingham Forest have opened talks with 32-year-old New Zealand striker Chris Wood over a new contract. (Daily Telegraph)
Manchester City star Rodri wins Ballon d’Or after stunning season with Man City and Spain. (Sun)
The Football Association has launched a new four-year strategy which aims to "transform the landscape" of the grassroots level. The ambition of the latest plan is to get a further 220,000 people playing across England by forming an additional 15,000 teams. (Guardian)