http://konga.postaffiliatepro.com/affiliates/panel.php#Promo-Inter are preparing a €30m January approach for FC Koln left-back Jonas Hector, according to reports in Germany.
The 26-year-old has 24 senior caps for Germany and scored one goal, in a 4-1 friendly victory over Italy in March.
Frank de Boer “doesn’t know yet” whether
Inter will welcome back Marcelo Brozovic and Geoffrey Kondogbia against Cagliari.
Montreal Impact star Didier Drogba is one of the candidates to join Napoli in January as a replacement for Arkadiusz Milik.
Roma man Diego Perotti warns Napoli “remain very strong even without Arkadiusz Milik” ahead of Saturday’s clash.
Gordon Strachan is set to quit as Scotland manager before next month's trip to Wembley.
Aaron Ramsey has returned to full Arsenal training as he steps up his recovery from a hamstring injury that's kept him out since the opening weekend of the season.
Chelsea's interest in Belgian forward Yannick Carrasco has forced Atletico Madrid to try to drive up his buy-out clause.
Diego Maradona provided an assist for Francesco Totti, then got into a row with Sebastian Veron in a United for Peace charity match.
Tottenham Hotspur starlet Josh Onomah has revealed that he is looking to improve his scoring rate after find the back of the net in England Under-21s ' victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Manchester United target Reece Oxford has rubbished that he is set to sign new deal with West Ham.
Manchester United are in line for a cash windfall should Michael Keane leave Burnley as Leicester and Chelsea keep tabs on the England defender.
The Football Association fail to explain why sacked England boss Sam Allardyce was given a £1m pay-off.
Jordan Henderson says 'world class' Wayne Rooney is still England's leader despite being dropped by interim boss Gareth Southgate.
West Ham are braced for the toughest security test yet at their London Stadium home with Chelsea set to be allocated 5,200 tickets for EFL Cup visit.
Mesut Ozil insists Arsenal starlet Alex Iwobi is a 'mixture of Jay-Jay Okocha and Edgar Davids'.
Hull City join Crystal Palace and Swansea in chase for Scottish starlet Jai Quitongo.
French giants Paris Saint-Germain are running the rule over Celtic sensation Moussa Dembele - just four years after releasing him.
Marouane Chamakh has launched a blistering attack on Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger over a perceived lack of respect.
Jose Mourinho has reportedly set his sights on a January move for Porto midfileder Hector Herrera.
Manchester United are expected to be without Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Luke Shaw for Monday night's clash against rivals Liverpool.
Manchester United have opened talks over the signing of Valencia youngster Fran Villalba, according to the player's agent.
David de Gea was being lined up as Gianluigi Buffon's long-term replacement at Juventus after the club's relegation for match-fixing in 2006 - only for the legendary Italian to stay.
West Ham chairman David Sullivan claims fans will stop fighting at the London Stadium once the club starts winning again.
Delhi Dynamos manager Gianluca Zambrotta has admitted he would love to sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
Liverpool have told Paris Saint-Germain that Philippe Coutinho is not for sale at any price.
Gareth Southgate is the Football Association's favoured candidate to be the next full-time
England manager and he could seal the position with a win against Scotland next month. (Daily Mail)
Despite England having performed disappointingly in the first two of Southgate's four matches as interim boss, the FA have been impressed by his approach to the job. (Guardian)
Wales forward Gareth Bale is about to sign a new contract at Real Madrid, keeping him at the Bernabeu until 2022. (Cadena Ser, in Spanish)
Cristiano Ronaldo is also set to sign a new deal at Real. The 31-year-old Portugal forward will sign a five-year deal worth £20.8m a year. (Sport)
Manchester United could look to offload captain Wayne Rooney, 30, in the summer, but may have to pay off the remaining 20 months of his £300,000-a-week contract. (Mirror)
However, former United skipper Bryan Robson believes that the Old Trafford fans will get behind Rooney and "show him the love and respect he deserves". (Sun)
Former Italy defender Gianluca Zambrotta, now the manager of Delhi Dynamos, has said he would love to take Manchester United's ex-Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 35, to India. (Indian Express)
Manchester City's Sergio Aguero, 28, says that manager Pep Guardiola has told him he would "love" to lead the striker's national team Argentina. (TyC Sports, in Spanish)
Aguero also revealed that Guardiola has shut down the wi-fi at City's training ground in a bid to encourage team bonding. (Guardian)
Italy striker Simone Zaza, 25, could be set to exit West Ham just two months after joining from Juventus on loan, as the London club will have to pay £10m for him if he plays a certain number of games. (Mirror)
AC Milan manager Vincenzo Montella has dismissed rumours linking Chelsea and Spain midfielder Cesc Fabregas, 29, with a move to the Serie A club. (Corriere della Sera - in Italian)
Gordon Strachan, 59, may step down from his position as Scotland manager before next month's visit to Wembley. (Mirror)
Inter Milan could make a move for Manchester City's Argentina right-back Pablo Zabaleta, 31.
(Calciomercato, in Italian)
Arsenal and Germany defender Per Mertesacker, 32, has discussed the possibility of rejoining Werder Bremen, according to the German club's captain Clemens Fritz. (Bild, via Sky Sports)
Bournemouth could send 19-year-old midfielder Lewis Cook on loan to Leeds United in the New Year - six months after they paid £7m to sign him from the Elland Road club. (Bournemouth Echo)
West Ham's co-chairman David Sullivan has asked fans to give former centre-back James Tomkins, 27, a "great reception" when he returns with Crystal Palace for the first time since his £10m summer transfer. (West Ham United club website)
Goalkeeper Lee Grant, 33, is hopeful of extending his loan spell at Stoke City from Derby County beyond January. (Stoke Sentinel)
Manchester United have made contact with Valencia as they attempt to sign the La Liga side's Spanish 18-year-old midfielder Fran Villalba, according to the player's agent. (Sports Witness)
United have employed 50 extra scouts this year in a bid to improve player recruitment. (Mail)
Bristol City and England Under-21 striker Tammy Abraham, 19, will not be able to return to his parent club Chelsea before the end of the season, as there is no release clause in his contract.
(Evening Standard)
Liverpool have decided to impose a limit on how much they pay their academy players, imposing maximum of £40,000 a year to their 17-year-old first season professionals
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