Ross Barkley could be reunited with David Moyes, who is keen to bring the Chelsea midfielder to West Ham.

The Blues maintain that Barkley is not available for a loan as he is part of their first-team plans.

The Hammers could therefore turn to Franck Kessie of AC Milan, who has also been linked to Inter Milan.

PSG are demanding €30m for Edinson Cavani after Atletico Madrid offered just €10m for the Uruguayan.

Cavani is out of contract this summer and available to move with Mauro Icardi already displacing him as Thomas Tuchel's first choice.

Liverpool are set to make a move for Arsenal doctor Gary O'Driscoll.

Andrew Massey, Liverpool's current of head of medical services, is leaving to take up a similar role with Fifa.

Meaning Arsenal's O'Driscoll has emerged as a prime target.

Tottenham want to sign Krzysztof Piatek from AC Milan to provide cover for the injured Harry Kane.

Spurs want to loan the 25-year-old, while Milan will demand £30m.

Barcelona want Jun Nishikawa from Cerezo Osaka.

Japanese winger Hiroki Abe, who plays for Barcelona B, could make the difference for the Catalan club.

The 17-year-old is not permitted to leave his club for Barcelona until he is 18 though, which would be next month and outside the transfer window.

The Portuguese's move to Old Trafford is now down to the clubs agreeing a fee.

While United hoped to conclude a deal for £50m, Sporting want close to £68m, which could prove a stumbling block.

Roma and Milan could agree a swap deal involving Cengiz Under and Suso.

Both clubs would have options to buy. 

Sunderland look set to sign Rangers midfielder Greg Docherty.

The Black Cats will bring in the 23-year-old on loan.

Timo Werner admits the Premier League is the most interesting league for him as speculation links him with a move away from RB Leipzig.

The Germany striker has been linked with Chelsea, Real Madrid and others, but appears set to stay for now.

He said: "The Premier League is certainly the most interesting league. There is a certain flair watching the English league and playing there. Germans have also been very successful in Spain. As of now I have no desire to look for a move elsewhere."

A reminder of the biggest story of the day so far: Manchester United have agreed personal terms with Sporting midfielder Bruno Fernandes, according to the Telegraph.

"Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s hopes of the Sporting and Portugal attacking midfielder becoming the fourth signing of his reign as United manager now rest on the clubs being able to agree a fee."

Hearts manager Daniel Stendel has given a frank press conference, amid criticism from past and present players over his decision to go through with a clear-out of the squad. Here's the latest:

Club captain Christophe Berra, Jake Mulraney and Craig Wighton have been told to find new clubs and train with the reserves after Republic of Ireland midfielder Glenn Whelan had his contract terminated.
Whelan branded the club "amateurish" over the manner of his departure and accused Stendel of "throwing him under a bus" following public criticism.
Berra felt there was a lack of respect about the way he was treated, while striker Aidan Keena revealed former boss Craig Levein told him about his move to Hartlepool rather than Stendel.
The recently-departed Jon Daly also branded Stendel "embarrassing" after the German claimed Andy Kirk was the only coach he trusted to work with him.
Stendel, who hopes to make a signing before Saturday's William Hill Scottish Cup clash with Airdrie, said: "With Christophe I can say I tried my best to handle it and maybe some decisions look a little bit difficult. But I have a short time to do things.
"Other decisions, I have no bad talk with Jon Daly. I can explain a lot of things, but I feel I do the best for this club.
"Honestly, I have not really heard what Glenn Whelan said, I have not heard what Jon Daly said. I hear a lot of things saying it was bad but nobody talked with me, and in our situation we are doing everything OK with Jon Daly and Glenn Whelan and I spoke with Christophe Berra. I understand his situation but I hope he understands our situation.
"The first half of the season was not good and we need to change things."
Berra was "hurt and angry" after being banished to the reserves two days after his wedding.
Stendel said: "I know everything he has done for this club and we give him respect and we also want to give him the chance to find his best way.
"He is the skipper, well he was the skipper in this team, he is an experienced player, but the feeling is he won't play so much in the second half of the season.
"What can I do? Well, I can speak with him and give him the chance to decide what is the best. He is experienced enough to say 'I want to play, I want to do this'. This is what we tried to do with him.
"In the end it's his decision, I gave him the chance to think about this and he wants to do it."
Stendel added: "We cannot bring players in when we have so many players but we hope very soon we have a new player coming in.
"We cannot train with 25-26 players, it's too much.
"It maybe looks bad from the outside but we try to give every player respect and find the best way for both sides.
"You will find in every club, every decision, it's not really the case that both sides are happy but we want the best for Hearts."
When asked how many players he would like to bring in, the former Barnsley boss said: "There is so much we need to improve."
However, the German does not want to lose Aaron Hickey amid reports that AC Milan are interested in the 17-year-old left-back.
Stendel said: "It's good when our player, especially in our situation, can play so well that other clubs are interested. This is our way for the future, but at the moment we look at what we can do here.
"We want to keep all the players that we need and this is 100 per cent Hickey." PA

Done deal! Jordan Archer has joined Fulham on a short-term deal until the end of the season. The goalkeeper has been out of contract since leaving Oxford United, having formerly played for Tottenham and Millwall.

“I’ve been watching a lot of Championship football this year, and Fulham are playing good, attractive football," Archer said. “There are top quality players here, so to be a part of this group is something I couldn’t turn down.”

Another deal complete! Hull City have signed Martin Samuelsen from West Ham. The 22-year-old has agreed a two-and-a-half year contract with the Tigers as he looks to get regular game time. 

“It’s an important move for me and my career,” he said. “It’s a new start for me – a new club, new team-mates and a new environment. I’m super excited about the challenges that lie ahead.

“At my age, it was important for me to go somewhere that I’m going to play football at an appropriate level.

“It will be my third time in the Championship having played on loan at Blackburn Rovers and Burton Albion at this level, so the adaptation process has already started.

Fulham have had a busy day with Jordan Archer joining on a free transfer.

The goalkeeper joins on a six-month deal with the club holding a one-year option. 

They are also close to announcing Terence Kongolo on loan from Huddersfield, according to Sky Sports, with the defender completing a medical on Wednesday.

Xavi explains reason behind Barcelona snub 

Aston Villa are close to signing Genk striker Mbawana Samatta for a free in the region of £8.5m.

Samatta has 10 goals in 26 games across the Jupiler Pro League and Champions League.