Premier League transfer window

Mkhitaryan's future has been the subject of intense speculation as a result of his failure to nail down a place in Jose Mourinho's plans at Old Trafford.

Manchester United have identified two areas - wide position and midfield - to strengthen in the January transfer window. Jose Mourinho is looking to bring in a "magician" forward.

N'zonzi had asked for a move out of Sevilla with Everton and Arsenal interested in his services in January.

The Spaniard picked up a niggle midway through the first half but soldiered on till the midway mark after which he was replaced by the returning Shkodran Mustafi.

The Belgian will have only a year left on his current deal after the season and would need a sumptuous offer to put pen to paper.

The 25-year-old defender has emerged as an instrumental figure of Sean Dyche's side so far this season.

Thomas Lemar and Ross Barkley are on Chelsea manager Antonio Conte's wishlist for the January transfer window, reports claim.

Chamberlain joined Liverpool in a £35m deal on transfer deadline day after turning down a deal worth up to £180,000 a week to stay at the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez is set to snub a January exit and join Manchester City in a summer deal that would make him one of the most highly-paid players.

Mkhitaryan enjoyed an explosive start to the season, laying on five assists for his teammates in the opening three matches of the season.

Debuchy is open to opportunities across Europe, where he can play an active role and give his career a new lease of life.

Thomas Lemar is a target for Liverpool in the January transfer window regardless of whether Philippe Coutinho moves to Barcelona or not.

Arsenal are understood to be willing to let Walcott go in January if a suitable offer is received.

Wilson has only managed one senior game for the Reds despite becoming the youngest-ever player to appear for Wales.

The 26-year-old has two-and-a-half years left on his Blues contract and is understood to be happy at Stamford Bridge.

Arsenal have identified PSV Eindhoven winger Hirving Lozano as a potential replacement for Alexis Sanchez and are ready to make a £42.5m offer.

The Toffees are in need of added quality up front, while Tottenham already have Harry Kane and Fernando Llorente at their disposal.

Arsene Wenger has ruled out the possibility of allowing Giroud to leave on loan in January, despite the striker starting only once in the league.

Richard Dunne believes Liverpool have to replace the 'mentally weak' defenders in their squad during the January transfer window.

Shaw made his first league start of the season in the 1-0 win over Bournemouth earlier this month in his rightful position.

The Reds agreed to pay a club-record £48m fee to last season's Bundesliga runners-up for Keita to move to Merseyside in the summer of 2018.

Philippe Coutinho and Antoine Griezmann are high on Barcelona's list of priority signings ahead of the January transfer window.

The Dutchman had been heavily linked with a move to Anfield in the summer but a move fell through as Southampton put their foot down.

Manchester City are the latest club to join the chase for Crystal Palace's Wilfried Zaha. Arsenal and Chelsea have been previously linked with the former Manchester United man.

Manchester City will become untouchable if they are allowed to sign the best players, according to Antonio Conte.

Ozil and Sanchez are in the final knockings of their contracts in north London, and neither seem likely to stay beyond the summer.

Manchester United have been given the green light to pursue a £60m deal for Alex Sandro in the January transfer window, with Juventus said to be open to offers.

The Red Devils had offered him an extension in the summer and have now rewarded his performance with a deal running on to 2020.

Florentino Perez is of the impression that bringing in new players is not the solution and it would be better if they can find positives from inside the current setup.

Chelsea's David Luiz is set to leave the club in the January transfer window after his fallout with Antonio Conte as Juventus and Manchester United are said to be interested.