Sports Mole rounds up the latest confirmed transfer news and speculation from across the footballing world.
With all eyes fixed on the January transfer market, clubs around the UK and Europe are already lining up potential mid-season moves.
Monday morning’s headlines:
Arsenal are reportedly hopeful of signing long-time transfer target Dusan Vlahovic from Juventus in a cut-price deal in 2025. Read more.
European giants Barcelona and Liverpool reportedly receive a boost in their bid to sign Lille striker Jonathan David in 2025. Read more.
Manchester United defender Harry Maguire is reportedly waiting to see if Erik ten Hag is sacked before he makes a decision over his future. Read more.
Leicester City legend Jamie Vardy is reportedly deciding between retirement or a move to the Saudi Pro League during the next summer transfer window. Read more.
Tottenham Hotspur defender Radu Dragusin reportedly makes a decision over a possible exit from the North London giants in January amid his lack of game time. Read more.
Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur reportedly retain an interest in signing Lecce left-back Patrick Dorgu, despite the fact that he has only just extended his contract. Read more.
Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are handed a boost in their efforts to sign Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo, who dreams of playing in the Champions or Europa League. Read more.
Manchester City are reportedly willing to pull out all the stops to sign a Bundesliga star as a potential Kevin De Bruyne replacement. Read more.
Manchester City and Liverpool could reportedly go head-to-head to sign Brighton & Hove Albion loanee Facundo Buonanotte in 2025. Read more.
Barcelona president Joan Laporta confirms that the La Liga leaders are discussing new contracts with Frenkie de Jong, Ronald Araujo and Pedri. Read more.
Liverpool are increasingly likely to make an official bid for Bologna attacker Dan Ndoye, according to a report. Read more.
Manchester City are reportedly willing to sell long-serving right-back Kyle Walker if they receive an offer of around £15m next year. Read more.