Transfer rumours: Messi, Dier, Ings, Winks, Moyes, Diallo
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Paris St-Germain are exploring the possibility of signing Barcelona's Argentina playmaker Lionel Messi, 33, in the summer. (ESPN), external
Tottenham and England defender Eric Dier, 26, admits he was ready to leave the club before his switch to the heart of defence. (Mail), external
Manchester United are considering Leicester's Harvey Barnes, 22, as a possible transfer alternative to fellow England winger and long-term target Jadon Sancho, 20 of Borussia Dortmund. (Sun), external
Meanwhile, Manchester United are also hopeful of obtaining a work permit for Atalanta'sIvorian winger Amad Diallo so the 18-year-old can join n the January transfer window. (Manchester Evening News), external
England striker Danny Ings, 28, has been urged to commit to a new long-term contract at Southampton by his manager Ralph Hasenhuttl, as his current deal has 18 months to run. (Sky Sports), external
West Ham are ready to make a long-term commitment to manager David Moyes. (Times, subscription required), external
Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has rejected claims his Manchester United team are inconsistent and insists his new signings will help the side evolve. (Sky Sports), external
However, the club could move for Paris St-Germain boss Thomas Tuchel if they sack Solskjaer in the next few weeks. (Bild, in German), external
Tottenham midfielder Harry Winks, 24, could seek a move in January to enhance his England credentials before the European Championship. (Mirror), external
Manchester City are set to complete the signing of Gremio's 18-year-old Brazilian midfielder Diego Rosa. (Manchester Evening News), external
Brighton midfielder Yves Bissouma, 24, is one of several names considered by Liverpool as a potential replacement for Netherlands midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum, 30, who has been linked with Barcelona. (Liverpool Echo), external
Arsenal's players exchanged angry words in a clear-the-air meeting after manager Mikel Arteta called the squad together to identify reasons behind their poor start to the season. (ESPN), external
Arsenal have revived their interest in Istanbul Basaksehir'sTurkish midfielder Berkay Ozcan, 22. (Transfermarkt), external
Meanwhile, William Saliba's Arsenal future remains uncertain as the player and club are yet to agree where the 19-year-old French defender should move on loan. (ESPN), external
Jonathan Barnett, who is Wales forward Gareth Bale's agent, has become the official representative of Rennes and France midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, the 18-year-old linked with Manchester United and Real Madrid. (L'Equipe, in French), external
Also changing agents is Newcastle midfielder Sean Longstaff who has signed a deal with 'super agent' Pini Zahavi, who has told the 23-yea-old Englishman he could line up a move to Tottenham if he is not offered a new deal at St James' Park. (Mail), external
Former Juventus and AC Milan manager Massimiliano Allegri says he wants to manage in the Premier League. The 53-year-old, linked with Manchester United and Arsenal, has been without a club since leaving Juve in the summer of 2019. (Times, subscription required), external
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has ruled out any permanent signings in January, but hopes to sign two defenders on loan. The Blades have been linked with Manchester United's Marcos Rojo, 30, Fulham's Terence Kongolo, 26, and Preston's Ben Davies, 25. (Sheffield Star), external
Club Bruges manager Philippe Clement has ruled out a move for Aston Villa's Tanzania striker Mbwana Samatta, 27, the former Genk player currently on loan at Fenerbahce. (Birmingham Mail), external
Juventus have been linked with Aston Villa's Brazil midfielder Douglas Luiz, 22. (Tuttermercato, in Italian), external
Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti has explained what he expects from Cenk Tosun and suggested the Turkey striker, 29, could have more minutes on the pitch in the near future. (Liverpool Echo), external
QPR boss Mark Warburton has indicated he will not look to bring in a striker during the January transfer window and is instead focused on a centre-back. (West London Sport), external
Pep Guardiola is hopeful that club captain Fernandinho, 35, the Brazil midfielder out of contract at the end of the season, will play a major role for Manchester City between now and next summer. (Manchester Evening News), external
Newcastle's Brazilian forward Joelinton, 24, has praised manager Steve Bruce and believes the Magpies could "pinch" European qualification this season. (Newcastle Chronicle), external
Manchester United are hoping to get approval to welcome back fans to Old Trafford for their Premier League game against Leeds later this month - if Greater Manchester moves out of Tier 3 of the UK government's coronavirus restrictions for England. (Telegraph), external
Tottenham are seeking clarity as to why a blanket government figure for supporter capacity is being applied to all sporting venues, regardless of their size. (London Evening Standard), external
League One side Sunderland are close to naming former Bristol City and Oldham boss Lee Johnson, 39, as their new manager. (Sunderland Echo), external
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