Real Madrid target Christian Pulisic is unlikely to leave Borussia Dortmund in the near future, according to Sport Bild.
Pulisic has been regularly scouted by Real, and has also been linked with Liverpool, but the USA international is currently happy at Dortmund.
Real Madrid are prepared to swap Gareth Bale, Luka Modric and Karim Benzema for Tottenham star Harry Kane, according to a report from Spanish publication Diario Gol.
The Spurs forward is one of the most sought-after players in world football at present following back-to-back Premier League Golden Boots, and six goals in his opening seven league outings in 2017-18.
Real are supposedly desperate to land the 24-year-old England international, and will offer the trio of players in exchange for his signature.
No clubs are prepared to meet Mesut Ozil’s £330,000-a-week wage demands to sign the Arsenal star on a free transfer, claims.
Ozil is out of contract at the end of the season, and has attracted interest from the likes of Barcelona, Inter Milan, Manchester United and Real Madrid.
The Germany international is happy with living in London, but no offer has arrived from Arsenal after talks over an extension were put on hold in February .
Real Madrid are prepared to sell Gareth Bale, if they can recoup the €100 million they paid for the Wales international, claims El Confidencial .
Bale joined Madrid for a then-world record fee from Tottenham in 2013 and has been an influential figure during his time at the Santiago Bernabeu.
However, his injury troubles have left him fighting for his future in Madrid, with coach Zinedine Zidane feeling he can’t count on Bale for a third of the season.
Madrid president Florentino Perez may now be persuaded to cash in on Bale for the right price, with Manchester United holding a long-standing interest in the forward.
MADRID CONSIDERING SOCIEDAD RIGHT-BACK
Real Madrid are considering a summer move for Real Sociedad right-back Alvaro Odriozola, AS reports.
Los Blancos were impressed by the 21-year-old in his Spain debut against Albania on Friday, and his €40 million release clause is considered quite affordable. Madrid, however, plan on seeing how the current campaign pans out before making a move.
JAMES RODRIGUEZ WANTS MADRID RETURN
James Rodriguez wants to return to Real Madrid following the sacking of Carlo Ancelotti by Bayern Munich, according to Diario Gol .
The Colombia international joined the Bundesliga champions on a two-year loan deal in July, and has found it difficult to settle in Germany. Ancelotti's sacking has further heightened James' disenchantment with Munich, and he is seeking to return to Madrid.
COURTOIS WANTS MADRID MOVE
Spanish publication Marca claims Thibaut Courtois will run down his contract with Chelsea in a bid to engineer a move to Real Madrid.
The report claims that Spain is the Belgian's preferred choice of move as the 25-year-old enters a pivotal stage in his professional career.
CASEMIRO NEXT IN LINE FOR MADRID DEAL
Casemiro could be the next Real Madrid player to be rewarded with a new contract, according to Marca .
The likes of Marco Asensio and Isco have signed bumper new deals in recent weeks, but Casemiro hasn’t been offered fresh terms since returning to Madrid from a loan spell at Porto in 2015.
The Brazilian’s current deal runs until 2021, but reports suggest the midfielder could be handed a new deal on the back of his increased importance to Zinedine Zidane’s side.
RONALDO URGES REAL TO LAND CARVALHO
Cristiano Ronaldo wants Real Madrid to sign William Carvalho from Sporting CP, according to Don Balon .
Carvalho - who, like Ronaldo, emerged through Sporting's famed youth academy - was strongly linked with West Ham throughout the summer.
But Ronaldo has now reportedly urged Real president Florentino Perez to snap up his highly rated Portugal team-mate.
REAL READY €200M KANE BID
Real Madrid are preparing a €200 million bid for Tottenham striker Harry Kane as they seek a long-term successor to Cristiano Ronaldo, reports Don Balon .
The Blancos have seen Ronaldo struggle for goals this season, while fellow BBC members Karim Benzema and Gareth Bale have endured fitness and form issues.
HAZARD TO GET £300K PER WEEK
Eden Hazard is in line to become the top paid player in the Premier League with a contract that will land him £300,000 per week, according to the Express .
The Chelsea winger could green light the deal in a couple of weeks, hoping to kill off any hope Real Madrid have of signing him in the near future.
ASENSIO EXTENSION BOTHERS KROOS
Toni Kroos is not at all pleased with the contract extension given to Marco Asensio by Real Madrid, according to Don Balon .
The midfielder feels undervalued by the club and would like his wages raised to at least match those of his 21-year-old team-mate.
REAL REFUSE RONALDO DEMANDS
Real Madrid are refusing to bow to pressure from Cristiano Ronaldo and meet his demands for salary parity with Lionel Messi and Neymar, reports Marca .
The Portuguese is eager to match the €25 million wage packet of the Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain stars, but Real are reluctant to discuss terms having only handed the 32-year-old a new five-year deal in November 2016.
DE GEA TOLD TO HALT MAN UTD TALKS
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has told David de Gea to put talks over a new Manchester United contract on hold, claims Diario Gol .
De Gea is out of contract in 2019 and reports recently suggested that the Spain international was ready to sign an extension in the coming weeks.
However, with De Gea aware a strong showing at next summer’s World Cup will strengthen his bargaining position, he is in no rush to commit to a new deal and Perez wants him to wait before making any decisions.
HAZARD TO SIGN £300,000-A-WEEK CONTRACT
Chelsea are confident of persuading Eden Hazard to ignore interest from Real Madrid and sign a new £300,000-a-week deal at Stamford Bridge, according to the Telegraph .
Hazard’s current deal expires in 2020, and the Belgian playmaker has been regularly linked with a move to Madrid, but reports suggest both parties are optimistic of agreeing a bumper pay rise to keep him at Chelsea.
MADRID BACK IN FOR DYBALA
Real Madrid are back on the trail of Paulo Dybala and will spend the season monitoring the Juventus striker, claims Mundo Deportivo .
Dybala’s lacklustre performance against Madrid in last season’s Champions League final prompted president Florentino Perez to cool his interest in the Argentina international.
However, after missing out on Kylian Mbappe, Perez is keen on Dybala again after the reported Barcelona and Manchester United target’s impressive start to the new season.
MADRID AFTER DRAXLER
Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zinane wants to sign Paris Saint-Germain attacker Julian Draxler, reports the Daily Star, via Don Balon .
The German international has been forced down the pecking order in Paris following the summer arrivals of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.
And Zidane will reportedly move for Draxler in January, as he looks to help reinforce following the summer departures of Alvaro Morata and James Rodriguez.
JESUS HAD €25M RELEASE CLAUSE
Four of Europe’s biggest clubs had the option to sign Gabriel Jesus for less than Manchester City paid for the Brazilian striker, claims Kicker .
City agreed an initial €32 million deal to sign Jesus from Palmeiras in August 2016, with the move officially going through in the 2017 January transfer window.
However, Jesus had a clause in his Palmeiras contract which would have allowed him to join Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Manchester United or Real Madrid for €25m, only for none of the clubs to make an offer.
MAN UTD TO OPEN DE GEA TALKS
Manchester United are confident David de Gea will sign a new contract and will open talks with the goalkeeper in the coming weeks, according to The Independent .
De Gea’s current deal expires in 2019 and he is a long-term target for Real Madrid, but United feel they can persuade the Spain international to stay at Old Trafford.
ALLI PROMISED MOVE TO REAL OR MAN UTD
Tottenham star Dele Alli has been promised a blockbuster move to Real Madrid or Manchester United by agents keen for his business, reports the Mirror .
Alli recently dropped long-time representatives Impact Sports Management, and the likes of Jorge Mendes and Mino Raiola are reportedly interested in adding him to their long-term stables.
And the carrot of a transfer to one of Europe's biggest clubs has been dangled in front of the England international in a bid to convince him.
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