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Sports Illustrated compiles the latest transfer rumors and gossip from across the globe.
Premier League
Having missed out on Newcastle United left back Lewis Hall this summer, Manchester United are firmly planning to return in 2027 to secure the Englishman's services. (Source: TEAMtalk)
This forms a key part of the Red Devils' strategy to overhaul their backline next summer, with the rebuild potentially exceeding $674 million (£500 million). (Source: The Telegraph)
Newcastle, however, remain resolute in keeping Hall and are prepared to hand the 21-year-old a lucrative new deal to retain him at St James' Park and away from United's reach. (Source: TEAMtalk)
Chelsea found themselves scrambling following their unsuccessful pursuit of Lamine Camara. The club had been linked with free agent midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum to provide Xabi Alonso with extra options in midfield, but the Blues will not be bringing in the former Liverpool player this summer. (Source: Fabrizio Romano)
On the subject of Camara, Liverpool urged the midfielder and Monaco to hold off and abandon the proposed move to Stamford Bridge. The Reds appear eager to pursue the Senegal international themselves next summer. (Source: Ben Jacobs)
Following Arsenal's failure to land Atlético Madrid forward Julián Alvarez, assistant manager Gabriel Heinze made attempts to persuade Inter striker Lautaro Martínez to join the reigning English champions. (Source: Daily Mail)
Despite attracting interest from both United and Chelsea, Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly never entertained the idea of departing north London. The 19-year-old was always committed to competing for his place at his hometown club regardless of any offers. (Source: The Athletic)
Disgruntled Tottenham Hotspur forward Richarlison has agreed personal terms with Turkish club Trabzonspor. The Brazilian is eager to play alongside Mohamed Salah, but fears Spurs could block the transfer. (Source: Daily Mail)
Everton turned down a late approach from Chelsea for midfielder James Garner. The Blues were ready to spend $87.6 million (£65 million) on the 25-year-old, but Everton refused to entertain the offer so close to Deadline Day. (Source: talkSPORT)
Olympiacos have struck a deal for the permanent acquisition of Aston Villa winger Leon Bailey. The 29-year-old is set to put pen to paper on a contract with the Greek club running until 2029. (Source: Fabrizio Romano)
United striker Chido Obi is set to join Dutch club Willem II on a season-long loan deal. The aim is for the young forward to gain consistent playing time and further his development. (Source: The Athletic)
La Liga
Barcelona have not abandoned their pursuit of Atlético Madrid forward Julián Alvarez, with the Catalans gearing up to revive their interest in January. (Source: El Nacional)
Securing Alvarez's signature will be no straightforward task, however. Atlético Madrid have put Barcelona on notice, placing a staggering $567.8 million (€490 million) price tag on the Argentine. (Source: Mundo Deportivo)
José Mourinho's top midfield target this summer was Enzo Fernández, despite Real Madrid's public denials. (Source: The Athletic)
Atlético Madrid midfielder Pablo Barrios has emerged as Chelsea's primary target as Xabi Alonso's ideal replacement for Enzo Fernández. The Blues are set to table a formal $115.9 million (€100 million) bid in the January transfer window. (Source: Fichajes)
Athletic Club defender Aymeric Laporte was eager to move to Barcelona this summer, with club president Joan Laporta also supportive of the idea. The Catalans began looking into a potential deal, but Athletic Club ultimately refused to part with the Spaniard. (Source: The Athletic)
Real Madrid center back Raúl Asencio was already walking a tightrope at the club and narrowly avoided being sold this summer due to injury. However, following a recent drink-driving conviction, his future at the Bernabéu looks more precarious than ever. (Source: Fichajes)