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Sports Illustrated compiles the latest transfer rumors and gossip from across the globe.
Premier League
Manchester United have no desire to pursue David Alaba or any other available free agents, viewing the Austrian—an aging player with hefty wage demands—as the type of signing the club has regretted in the past. (Source: Manchester Evening News)
Newcastle United left back Lewis Hall is willing to commit to a two-year contract extension at St James' Park, dealing a blow to Man Utd's hopes of securing his signature. (Source: NUFCBLOG)
Scouts representing Chelsea and Liverpool were both present to watch Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara during his side's clash with Paris Saint-Germain on Friday. Representatives from Arsenal and Manchester City were also spotted in attendance. (Source: TEAMtalk)
Liverpool remain optimistic about completing a deal to acquire Brighton & Hove Albion winger Yankuba Minteh when the January transfer window opens. (Source: Football Insider)
Arsenal are putting together their own January plans. Atlético Madrid's Julián Alvarez features on a two-man shortlist alongside Bournemouth striker Junior Kroupi. (Source: CaughtOffside)
Chelsea are pushing to secure an immediate deal for Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott in an arrangement that would allow the Cherries to retain him for the remainder of the current season. The Blues are looking to hold off strong interest from several domestic competitors. (Source: TEAMtalk)
Man City inserted a buy-back clause for Argentine midfielder Claudio Echeverri valued at $58 million (£43 million) as part of the agreement to send him on loan to Benfica, who retain the option to sign the 20-year-old on a permanent basis next summer. (Source: Record)
Should he meet expectations, Tottenham Hotspur will have no hesitation in activating their $101 million (£75 million) option to permanently sign Chelsea loanee Mykhailo Mudryk. (Source: Football Insider)
Lens received enquiries from both Aston Villa and Sunderland regarding left back Matthieu Udol over the summer but swiftly made clear they had no intention of letting him go. (Source: Sébastien Denis)
Christopher Nkunku turned down advances from both Man Utd and Newcastle, opting instead to return to RB Leipzig this summer. (Source: BILD)
La Liga
Real Madrid looked into the possibility of bringing striker Karim Benzema back to the club during the summer but were unable to resolve his contractual situation with Saudi Pro League outfit Al Hilal. By the time the Frenchman's contract was eventually terminated, Los Blancos had moved on. (Source: Fichajes)
AC Milan are already laying the groundwork for a January loan move for Real Madrid striker Endrick, though their prospects of landing him will hinge entirely on whether he receives meaningful playing time under José Mourinho. (Source: Calciomercato)
Barcelona have outlined their vision to winger Lamine Yamal of assembling a star-studded attacking unit by 2027. Atlético's Julián Alvarez remains on their radar, while groundwork is already being laid to pursue Erling Haaland from Man City. (Source: El Nacional)
Heading into the January window, Barcelona have approximately $70 million (€60 million) available within their Financial Fair Play budget. While the funds could be directed toward a new signing, some club officials are weighing a La Liga mechanism that, if confirmed before the winter window begins, would redirect 75% of that sum toward next season's wage cap instead. (Source: SPORT)
One of José Mourinho's first moves as Real Madrid manager was personally informing Dani Ceballos that he had no future at the club, which ultimately led Los Blancos to allow the midfielder to depart on a free transfer. (Source: AS)