Chelsea and Arsenal are both keen on Newcastle striker Alexander Isak, Manchester United briefed on Alphonso Davies’ contract situation at Bayern Munich, Graham Potter sounded out by Wolves and West Ham.
Arsenal and Chelsea are both targeting a striker and the two London clubs have a similar list of targets, which includes Newcastle United’s Sweden forward Alexander Isak, 25. (Caught Offside), external
Manchester United have also made signing a striker the club’s top priority in the January transfer window. (Mirror), external
Bayern Munich have made significant progress regarding a contract extension for their Canada international Alphonso Davies, with Manchester United aware the 24-year-old left-back is likely to sign a new deal despite their interest. (Floran Plettenberg, Sky Germany), external
Manchester United are behind Chelsea in the race to sign Lecce’s 20-year-old Denmark left-back Patrick Dorgu. (Teamtalk), external
Former Chelsea and Brighton manager Graham Potter has been sounded out by both Wolves and West Ham. (Talksport), external
Former Borussia Dourtmund coach Edin Terzic will not become the new manager of West Ham if Lopetegui is relieved of his position, but ex-Denmark boss Kasper Hjulmand is in contention. (Florian Plettenberg), external
Former West Ham boss David Moyes is among the contenders for the Wolves job should Gary O’Neil be sacked but Luton boss Rob Edwards is an outsider, having been well thought of at Molineux where he spent four years as a player. (Telegraph – subscription required), external
Brighton and Southampton are tracking tracking 18-year-old Motherwell teenager Lennon Miller, with the Scotland Under-21 also interesting Liverpool and Newcastle. (Daily Mail – subscription required), external
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