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Mainoo closer to Man Utd exit - Tuesday's gossip

Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo is closer to leaving Old Trafford, Barcelona will complete a deal for Marcus Rashford if he agrees to their wage offer, while Newcastle eye Atalanta midfielder Ederson.

England midfielder Kobbie Mainoo's January exit from Manchester United has edged closer with Napoli aggressively pressing for a loan deal for the 20-year-old. (Teamtalk)

Barcelona will sign Marcus Rashford from Manchester United permanently at the end of the 28-year-old's loan agreement, if the England forward accepts their salary proposal. (Talksport)

Niclas Fullkrug's agent says it would "make sense" for the 32-year-old Germany striker to leave West Ham. (TOMorrow Business Podcast via Athletic)

Arsenal and France defender William Saliba, 24, has said a potential transfer to Real Madrid was "tempting" before he signed a new contract with the Gunners in September. (Sports Illustrated)

Newcastle's recruitment department have mentioned Atalanta midfielder Ederson, 24, in recent meetings as a possible successor to fellow Brazilian Joelinton, 29. (The I)

Liverpool have joined the race to sign River Plate's 18-year-old Argentine winger Ian Subiabre. (Fichajes - in Spanish)

Chelsea and Manchester United are interested in signing Brazilian forward Vitor Roque, 20, from Palmeiras. (Mundo Deportivo)

Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is among the candidates being considered by Wolves with no decision on Vitor Pereira's successor as head coach expected this week. (Athletic - subscription required)

Spanish midfielder Oriol Romeu, 34, will rejoin former club Southampton after terminating his contract with Barcelona. (Sport - in Spanish)

Canada forward Jonathan David, 25, might make a January move to Tottenham or Bayern Munich having struggled to settle in at Juventus since moving to the Serie A club in the summer. (Sky Sports)

Former Roma boss Daniele de Rossi is now the leading candidate to take over as the head coach of Genoa, following the recent dismissal of Patrick Vieira. (Football Italia)