Tottenham seem to have secured the signing of a sought-after Serie A star, Liverpool are worried about Sadio Mane, while Monday’s transfer gossip claims that Arsenal are ready to land a Swedish winger.

VLAHOVIC AGREEMENT “OVERVIEW” FOR TOTTENHAM

Tottenham have reportedly won the race to sign Dusan Vlahovic after Daniel Levy agreed to break the club’s transfer record to sign the striker.

The Fiorentina striker is one of the hottest qualities in European football, having scored 21 goals last season. He has also scored 10 goals in 13 games so far this season to underline why the likes of Juventus and Arsenal are also keen.

And with Vlahovic having turned down a new deal, Fiorentina also recently admitted that his sale looked likely in the January window.

But it Daily Express, with reference to il Corriere dello Sport, claims that it is Tottenham who will recruit the striker.

They report that the striker had looked likely to join Juventus. But knowing that they do not want to sell to a Serie A competitor, Spurs chairman Levy has reportedly made a masterpiece.

He has reportedly promised to match all offers offered by Juve to the Serbian striker, to ensure that La Viola does not miss a penny of Vlahovic’s transfer fee.

They have already donated Federico Chiesa to the old lady and hope to avoid a repeat at all costs. And when he senses that possibility, Levy has apparently stepped in to win the race.

And the striker is said to be happy to move to north London where he will work under the respected Italian coach Antonio Conte.

Harry Kane is the only striker in Conte’s squad. But his struggle for form at club level, coupled with ongoing speculation about his future, means that it was basically from Tottenham’s point of view that Vlahovic will be recruited.

LIVERPOOL CONCERNS SADIO MAN INJURY

Liverpool are holding their breath over Sadio Mane’s condition and the forward has received a blow when he plays for Senegal against Togo. (Solen)

The possibility of Michael Carrick being named the new Rangers coach has been discussed by Charlie Adam. (Solen)

Italian hero Gianluigi Donnarumma admits he “hurts” and feels “disturbed” at failing to oust Keylor Navas as PSG No. 1. (The Sun)

Arsenal are considering lending Folarin Balogun to the 20-year-old who needs some match experience. Middlesbrough is leading the charge, a report claims. (Solen)

Kevin Campbell claims that West Ham star Michail Antonio would make a “real difference” to Arsenal’s front line. (Solen)

Lazio midfielder Sergei Milinkovic-Savic supports Tottenham goalkeeper Dusan Vlahovic to become “one of the greats”. (Solen)

RABIOT REJECTS NEWCASTLE TRANSFER TALK

Adrien Rabiot has quickly dismissed speculation that disconnects him from Juventus in a major blow to Newcastle’s transfer plans. (Solen)

Manchester United are willing to let goalkeeper Dean Henderson leave on an 18-month loan deal. (Solen)

England’s players plan to hold summit talks on how they can have a positive impact on human rights issues in Qatar. (Times)

Manchester United hope that Zinedine Zidane’s close relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo and Raphael Varane can persuade him to join the club. Though, the Frenchman has no desire to take the step in the middle of the season. (Daily mirror)

Wolves plan to make Hwang Hee-chan’s loan deal from RB Leipzig permanent in the midst of interest in the South Korean from Liverpool and Manchester City. (Daily mirror)

Real Madrid star Gareth Bale has been heavily criticized by the Spanish press after making his 100th senior international appearance for Wales on Saturday. (Daily mirror)

ARSENAL SALADE THAT THEY CAN SEE KULUSEVSKI

Juventus are reportedly willing to sell Arsenal goal Dejan Kulusevski with Massimiliano Allegri not a big fan of the Swedish national team player. (Daily Express)

Antonio Rudiger insists he is fully focused on performing well for Chelsea amid reports linking him to Bayern Munich. (Daily Express)

Newcastle surprisingly has one of the most sustainable squads in all of Europe’s five best leagues, and joins the power packages Manchester City and Liverpool in the rankings, a new study claims. (Daily mail)

Aaron Ramsey aims to be back in the Premier League when Wales take on their World Cup play-off early next year. (Daily mail)

Kylian Mbappe admits he can leave PSG next summer when the French superstar goes to Real Madrid. (Daily mail)

Erik ten Hag wants to stay at Ajax for the foreseeable future after speculation linking him to jobs at Manchester United and Newcastle. (Daily mail)

AND MORE TRANSMISSION Gossip

Barcelona coach Xavi is planning a transfer to Chelsea for Christian Pulisic, Hakim Ziyech and Callum Hudson-Odoi. (Daily mail)

Xavi believes that Mohamed Salah is the key to his Nou Camp rebuilding, with Barcelona is reportedly ready to embark on a serious attempt to wrestle with the Egyptian from Liverpool. (Daily mail)

Scottish legend Kenny Dalglish believes Rangers should hire Frank Lampard ahead of Giovanni van Bronckhorst. (The Scottish Sun)

Ryan Christie supports Ange Postecoglou to lead Celtic to continued success. (The Scottish Sun)

Stoke are likely to increase their interest in Hearts defender John Souttar. That was after his brother, Harry, sustained a knee injury in international service. (The Scottish Sun)

Giovanni van Bronckhorst is already preparing a backroom team to help him take over at Rangers. The Dutchman is now waiting for the call to find out if his dream return to Glasgow is underway. (The Scottish Sun)