Welcome to our daily transfer news blog for November 16.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Polish teenager scouted by Arsenal and Barcelona.
Borussia Dortmund star Christian Pulisic caught the eye for the United States in their 3-0 defeat against England at Wembley on Thursday evening.
Having come to the attention of a number of Premier League clubs following many impressive displays in the Bundesliga, some fans got their first real glimpse of the youngster in action against the Three Lions.
Arsenal are keeping tabs on young Polish centre-back Sebastian Walukiewicz - but face competition from a number of Europe’s top clubs for the talented defender.
Jose Mourinho could be set for more transfer frustration when the January window opens.
The Manchester United boss was furious that he failed to land his top targets last summer.
United were linked with Harry Maguire and Toby Alderweireld among others but United’s hierarchy opted against pushing through deals.
Mourinho still wants a central defender with Milan Skriniar and Nikola Milenkovic linked but United are not making any serious effort to bring anyone in, reports the Independent.
It is claimed the United boss has not chance to sit down with Ed Woodward to draft a list of potential transfer targets.
While United’s hierarchy are mindful over Mourinho’s long-term future, they are said to be concerned over some recent transfers.
Zinedine Zidane has emerged as a Bayern Munich target with the German giants sounding out the French manager as a replacement for Niko Kovac.
Jose Mourinho has been under intense pressure at Manchester United in recent months, with Zidane linked to Old Trafford too.
But it now appears as if Bayern have moved first to make an offer to the French tactician to return to the game after resigning from his job at Real Madrid last summer.
Bayern have endured a nightmare start to the season, languishing in seventh place.
Paulo Dybala is one the world’s most-sought after footballers. But he does not plan on leaving Juventus anytime soon.
When asked about his future - and specifically on rumoured interest from Manchester United - the Argentine forward provided an emphatic answer.
And the response was not an encouraging one for Old Trafford transfer chiefs, who have been heavily linked with making a beeline for the forward.
I’m not thinking about the transfer market. Right now I’m really happy at Juventus and the focus is simply winning all the titles here.
Premier League clubs have voted to keep the summer transfer window in its current position, so it closes before the start of the season.
There was a push to revert back to Deadline Day being at the end of August, with Manchester United believed to be one of the clubs in favour of a return to the old set-up.
The worry from several top sides was that it gives rivals in Spain, Germany and Italy a huge advantage over the Premier League because their windows will still be open and they can do deals when the English teams cannot respond.
The other fear is that teams in England could see players move abroad after the domestic window closes — and then not be able to sign anyone as replacements.
Spurs are just one of several clubs said to be interested in Ndombele as manager Mauricio Pochettino looks to bring in a long-term replacement for Mousa Dembele.
It means I am doing well. For now I am happy and it is good for me. But if in six months I am not happy, maybe we’ll talk about it a bit more. I am at Lyon and I am always looking ahead. I say to myself, ‘why not?’ but today I am not in any hurry.
Aaron Ramsey will leave Arsenal on a free transfer at the end of the season and the Independent have reported that Bayern Munich are closing in on his signature.
Ramsey had been linked with a move to a number of English clubs earlier this season, including Chelsea.