Southampton rejected a £50m proposal from Chelsea for Belgian midfielder Romeo Lavia, 18, on deadline day, having only just signed him from Manchester City. (Daily Echo)
Manchester United are at the centre of a £20m payment war, with three different agents claiming they played the biggest role in Antony’s move from Ajax. (Mail)
Ajax and Netherlands defender Jurrien Timber, 21, has hit out at ‘false’ claims that his national team boss Louis van Gaal advised him against a move to Old Trafford. (Mirror)
Manchester United turned down the chance to sign Brighton and Ecuador midfielder Moises Caicedo, 20, for just £4.5m 18 months ago, before he joined the Seagulls. (The Athletic – subscription required)
Barcelona are taking legal advice over Antoine Griezmann’s Atletico Madrid loan deal, with a 40m euro obligation to buy triggered if he plays 45 minutes or more in 14 games. The France striker, 31, is yet to start this season. (Mundo Deportivo via 90min)
Manchester United offered Denmark playmaker Christian Eriksen a deal worth £43m to ward off interest from his former club Tottenham when he signed on a free transfer this summer. (Football Insider)
Tottenham wanted to sign Atalanta and Ukraine midfielder Ruslan Malinovskyi, 29, this summer but the Italian club refused to sell. The situation remains open for next year. (Fabrizio Romano)
Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton says he has not been contacted by Sir Jim Ratcliffe about a potential bid to buy Manchester United. (Manchester Evening News)
Chelsea expressed an interest in signing Sheffield United and Norway midfielder Sander Berge, 24, on transfer deadline day. (Sheffield Star)
Leeds are readying a bid for Blackburn and Chile striker Ben Brereton Diaz, 23, in January. (Football Insider)
Former Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp says he told nephew Frank Lampard to sign Dele Alli for Everton, but admits the 26-year-old Englishman was a ‘disaster’ before moving to Besiktas. (Talksport)
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