Real Madrid forward Endrick has emerged as a potential January target for Arsenal, Liverpool have no plans to sell Jeremie Frimpong this winter, while Newcastle and Sunderland are among several clubs monitoring Croatian striker Dion Beljo.
Arsenal are considering a January move for Real Madrid forward Endrick, with sporting director Andrea Berta's established relationship with the 20-year-old Brazilian's representatives potentially helping negotiations.
However, the Gunners face competition from Roma and Sporting, who are both interested in signing Endrick on loan until the end of the season. The forward remains determined to establish himself at Real Madrid and is not ready to abandon his long-term ambitions at the Spanish club.
Manchester United have identified Brentford's Republic of Ireland centre-back Nathan Collins, 25, and Fulham's Nigerian defender Calvin Bassey, 26, as potential defensive reinforcements ahead of the January transfer window.
Arsenal are also assessing several attacking options, including Atletico Madrid's Spanish midfielder Alex Baena, 25, RB Leipzig's Norwegian winger Antonio Nusa, 21, and Bournemouth's French forward Eli Junior Kroupi, 20, as they consider strengthening their wide attacking positions.
Liverpool have no intention of allowing Dutch right-back Jeremie Frimpong, 25, to leave Anfield in January, despite speculation linking him with a move to the Saudi Pro League.
Saudi Arabian side Al-Hilal remain interested in Frimpong, but Liverpool would only consider a substantial offer for the defender next summer rather than during the winter transfer window.
Aston Villa are preparing to secure the futures of several first-team players, with Dutch left-back Ian Maatsen, 24, Argentine winger Emiliano Buendia, 29, Belgian midfielder Amadou Onana, 25, and English midfielder Ross Barkley, 32, all expected to sign new contracts in the coming weeks.
Newcastle United have ruled out a move for Al-Ahli's English striker Ivan Toney, 30, despite his previous spell with the Magpies between 2015 and 2018 and his connection with current Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle, who previously coached him at the Saudi club.
Newcastle, Sunderland and Leeds United have joined Manchester United, Brighton, Tottenham and Everton in monitoring Dinamo Zagreb's Croatian striker Dion Beljo, 24, ahead of a potential transfer.
Chelsea could allow English winger Jamie Gittens, 22, to leave on loan during the January transfer window, with several Premier League clubs expressing interest in securing his services.
Everton are reportedly considering an ambitious move for Napoli's Belgian midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, 35. The former Manchester City playmaker could emerge as a surprise transfer target for the Merseyside club.
Newcastle United and Leeds United are closely monitoring Coventry City's English midfielder Jack Rudoni, 25, as both clubs assess potential additions to their midfield.
Fulham and Coventry City are competing for the signature of Real Betis winger Rodrigo Riquelme, 26, with both clubs interested in bringing the Spanish attacker to England.
Former Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea, 36, is expected to leave Fiorentina when his contract expires next year, with the Italian club reportedly preparing to release the experienced Spanish shot-stopper.
