Premier League managers are already preparing for the transfer window to open in a month's time
Manchester United Jose Mourinho has been talking to Ed Woodward about budgets after a disappointing summer window and will look to put things right this winter
Meanwhile Chelsea and Arsenal are expected to spend again to help their new managers
There could also be movement on the continent with Real Madrid and Barcelona looking at their options Transfer news live updates - Follow her for the latest news and gossipChelsea hold Milan talks Chelsea have held talks with AC Milan about a loan deal for Andreas Christensen
Despite a host of impressive performances last season, the talented centre-back has been a peripheral figure this term
He's struggled to establish himself as a first-team regular under Maurizio Sarri and - at least in the short term - looks surplus to requirements
According to Italian news outlet Calciomercato, the Blues are now in talks with Milan
It's suggested Chelsea executive Marina Granovskaia has held transfer discussions with the Serie A side's top brass in recent days
Tiemoue Bakayoko - who is on loan at the San Siro - was reportedly discussed. The Frenchman flopped at Stamford Bridge but has been performing well for the Italian heavyweights
The availability of Cesc Fabregas and Gary Cahill was also on the agenda.Scholes on Mourinho and Woodward Paul Scholes claims Jose Mourinho has fallen out with Ed Woodward
Mourinho and Woodward's relationship has been strained since the summer when the manager felt he wasn't backed in the transfer window
And Scholes has opened up on the situation. "He seems like a lonely man at the minute doesn't he," Scholes said on BT Sport
"He seems the man stuck in the middle of everything. "He's fallen out with the people who are trying to buy players for him, he's having a pop at his players
"He just seems a little bit alone in the middle of it all at the minute. "And the way his team is playing it seems that way as well
"Arsenal fans want Koscielny out Arsenal fans have bombarded the club's Twitter account calling on the to get rid of Laurent Koscielny
The defender is back in action last season's horror injury but fans don't think he's up to it anymore
Koscielny managed 45 minutes for the under 23s against Derby, losing 5-0. However he is unlikely to be pleased with the response
"Terminate his contract please! he cost us the Europa League," on said. Another claimed: "Koscielny we don't need you
Get out." "Keep him in the 23s hes past it," another said.Mourinho demands De Gea deal Jose Mourinho has urged the Manchester United board to get David de Gea tied down to a new deal
The Spain star saved United again last night with a stunning stop low down with the score 0-0
United then managed a late winner through Marouane Fellaini to beat Swiss side Young boys and qualify for the Champions League last 16
And Mourinho called on Ed Woodward to show the club's ambition by getting him to sign a new deal
De Gea has been in talks with United but they are not close to agreeing a new deal
"Without David de Gea's save, no winning goal. We qualified. We did it," Mourinho said
"He is the best goalkeeper in the world. "If our ambitions are to have the best goalkeeper in the world, we have to keep him
"Dembele U-turn Ousmane Dembele wants to STAY at Barcelona and fight for his future, according to ESPN
The France ace has been under fire in recent weeks after missing a training session and getting dropped from the squad
Dembele has been linked with Arsenal and Liverpool after claims he wants to quit the club He scored the equaliser against Atletico Madrid at the weekend, though and is hoping to get his career back on track
ESPN also say the club has no plans to sell him having shelled out around £140m on him last summer
Ernesto Valverde has publicly backed him to find his feet. "It's not as difficult as it seems from outside," he told Diario SPORT
"Ousmane is a good kid, young, who has come from a foreign country and needs an adaptation process
"He's a great footballer. We want to help him and hopefully he gives a lot -- we know that he can
" Arsenal exit One of Arsenal's longest serving members of staff has announced he is leaving the club
Reece Watson arrived at Arsenal in 2006 and worked up from assistant groundsman to head groundsman at the Emirates
He worked closely with Arsene Wenger, who demanded the club's groundsmen produce an immaculate surface to suit his slick passing style
Watson did just that - the Emirates is renowned as one of the best pitches in the country - but he has today announced he's leaving
Watson will bid goodbye to the role in February. Posting on LinkedIn, Watson wrote: "After 13 years at the club, I have decided to move on to the next chapter
"I will leave my position in February to start a new and innovative company which will approach things differently and I'm confident will have a great impact on our industry
"I would like to thank Arsenal FC for the amazing opportunities they have provided me, for which I will be forever grateful
"I leave behind a fantastic team and indeed some of my closest friends, all of whom have had such a positive influence on my life
"I'm very excited for what the future holds, watch this space."
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