The top stories and transfer rumors from Monday's newspapers…
THE SUN
Arsenal and Manchester City could compete for Martin Zubimendi next month, according to reports.
Liverpool continue to compile a dossier on Sheffield United teenage striker Ryan One.
Wolves have Sunderland number 1 Anthony Patterson back on their radar in case they lose one of their own at Molineux.
Manchester United are reportedly struggling to negotiate new deals with Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo.
According to reports in Spain, Real Madrid are closing in on the signing of Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Nottingham Forest's Ola Aina is on Manchester City's wish list as they target Kyle Walker's long-term replacement.
Demarai Gray has told Al Ettifaq he wants to leave next month due to interest from Fulham.
DAILY MIRROR
Chelsea are hoping to offload five players in the January transfer window, with manager Enzo Maresca keen to further reduce his squad after a summer full of changes.
Porto boss Vitor Bruno has denied claims that Fabio Vieira will be recalled by Arsenal.
DAILY MAIL
Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly preparing to take advantage of Barcelona's failure to re-register Dani Olmo to LaLiga before the summer and plot a move for the Spanish star.
Pep Guardiola accidentally revealed in recent days that Erling Haaland has become a father for the first time.
THE ATHLETIC
Wolverhampton Wanderers will miss defender Toti for three to four weeks due to a hamstring injury.
Aston Villa are considering recalling Samuel Iling-Junior from his seasonal loan at Bologna.
Nottingham Forest maintained their record of having a homegrown player in every matchday squad since 1941 by including 18-year-old Zach Abbott on the bench at Everton.
Anthony Gordon insists he has “no plans” to leave Newcastle United and “intends” to see out his long-term contract on Tyneside, believing a trophy and Champions League qualification will boost the club's status among the elite can strengthen.
DAILY EXPRESS
Manchester United could hand wonderkid Chido Obi-Martin his debut before the end of the season, according to reports.
Wayne Rooney has hinted he will step down from his role as manager of Plymouth Argyle after a string of poor results that have seen the team languish at the bottom of the Championship.
DAILY RECORD
Jim Goodwin hopes the Aberdeen supporters who threw an empty vodka bottle and missiles at him and his Dundee United backroom team are caught and banned from football for life.
Out of favor Jota has been challenged by Stade Rennes boss Jorge Sampaoli over his fitness amid speculation of an escalating move in January.
SCOTTISH SUN
Kasper Schmeichel has confirmed he will hold talks over his Celtic future next month.
Dunfermline are eyeing a move for Kelty Hearts leader Michael Tidser.
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