Friday's gossip column: Rodgers, Pochettino, Allegri, Eriksen, Sancho, Zaha, Haaland
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Arsenal have held their first interviews with candidates for their vacant manager's job, with the focus on candidates who are out of work. (Telegraph), external
Shanghai SIPG coach Vitor Pereira is one of the leading contenders to replace the sacked Marco Silva at Everton. (Mail) , external
Former Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino will not become manager of Bayern Munich. (Bild - in German - subscription required), external
Ex-Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri says he will not return to management until the summer but has been taking English lessons amid links with Premier League jobs. (ESPN), external
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola could bring back Domenec Torrent as his assistant if Mikel Arteta leaves his coaching staff to join Arsenal. (Sun), external
Manchester United are still hopeful of signing Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen, 27, in January after the Denmark international rejected them in the summer. (Mirror), external
Prior to the win over Tottenham in midweek, Manchester United players told the club's hierarchy that they should not sack manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. (Times - subscription required), external
Red Bull Salzburg and Norway striker Erling Braut Haaland, 19, has a £17m January release clause in his contract. (Manchester Evening News via Bild), external
Chelsea are interested in signing Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha, 27, next summer. (Independent), external
Out-of-favour Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud, 33, is unlikely to leave the club in January with clubs preferring to wait until the French international is available in the summer on a free transfer. (Sun), external
Borussia Dortmund are determined to keep England forward Jadon Sancho, 19, until the end of the season. (Telegraph), external
Former Leicester manager Nigel Pearson has been interviewed for the vacant manager's job at Watford. (Times - subscription required), external
Former West Ham, Newcastle and West Brom manager Alan Pardew says he is interested in the vacant Everton manager's job but says ex-Toffees boss David Moyes would be a "good fit". (Mail), external
The agent of France and Barcelona forward Ousmane Dembele, 22, has met with executives from both Chelsea and Manchester City. (El Desmarque - in Spanish), external
West Ham will try to sell 33-year-old Spanish goalkeeper Roberto in January and part ways with the director of football who brought him to the club in the summer.(Guardian), external
Barcelona's 17-year-old forward Ansu Fati has signed a new contract with a release clause that will rise to 400m euros (£337.5m) when he becomes a first-team player. (FC Barcelona), external
Premier League champions Manchester City are set to sign a long-term eight-figure training kit deal. (Mail), external