Transfer rumours: Hudson-Odoi, Haaland, Szoboszlai, Messi, Grealish, Wijnaldum

Bayern Munich will not chase Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi in the January transfer window, but the European champions continue to look at the 20-year-old Englishman as a long-term transfer target. (Goal)

Manchester City and Manchester United are both expected to express an interest in signing Borussia Dortmund's Norwegian striker Erling Braut Haaland, 20, over the coming months. (Mail)

Bayern Munich defender David Alaba, whose contract with the club expires next summer, is keen to move to Real Madrid but the Spanish side face competition from Chelsea and Paris St-Germain for the 28-year-old Austria international's signature. (Marca)

Tottenham midfielder Harry Winks, 24, is ready to speak to club chairman Daniel Levy about concerns over his future and England place for next summer's European Championships. (Telegraph - subscription required)

Red Bull Salzburg's Hungarian midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai, 20, is set to turn his back on a move to Arsenal and instead join RB Leipzig in the January transfer window. (Sky Germany via Sky Sports)

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers has told England Under-21 winger Demarai Gray he has no future at the Foxes. (Mail)

Dean Smith says Aston Villa must match Jack Grealish's ambitions to play in Europe or face losing the 25-year-old England midfielder. (Birmingham Mail)

Atletico Madrid's Spanish midfielder Koke, 28, has spoken about how he would love to persuade Argentine striker Lionel Messi, 33 to join from Barcelona, but admitted it would be difficult "for him to get out of there". (As)

Barcelona manager Ronald Koeman remains keen on signing Liverpool's 30-year-old Dutch midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum. (Mundo Deportivo - in Spanish)

Uruguayan striker Edinson Cavani, 33, turned down both Juventus and Inter Milan to join Manchester United on a free transfer in the summer. (Sun)

Leicester and West Ham are on alert with reports Guinean midfielder Amadou Diawara, 23, could be sold by Roma. (Leicester Mercury)

Leeds winger Raphinha, 23, admits he was disappointed by Rennes' decision to sell him to the Premier League side without the Brazilian's prior knowledge. (ESPN Brazil via Goal)

West Ham manager David Moyes has no plans to hand Declan Rice the captaincy on a permanent basis and Mark Noble will retain the armband despite his lack of game time. (Standard)

Former striker Louis Saha believes Arsenal should consider re-signing 34-year-old French frontman Olivier Giroud from Chelsea during the January transfer window. (Metro)

The £200m takeover of Premier League side Burnley by an American sports investment firm is set to signed off next week. (Mail)

• Friday's gossip column

• The Royle Family box set: Revisit all the laughs from Jim and Barbara's front room

• Chilling Icelandic crime drama: The Valhalla Murders is streaming now