Newcastle United are said to be interested in a teenage left-back who is currently playing in the Serie A and won his first senior international cap last week.
Meanwhile, Leeds United have been handed a massive boost after their star midfielder confirmed he wanted to sign a new deal at the club despite interest from several of the world’s biggest clubs including Manchester United and Liverpool.
Manchester United could look to an England international who has impressed in Italy this season if they aim to sign a new forward in the summer while Inter Milan could look to take one of their former players back on-loan from Chelsea.
Elsewhere, Arsenal could move for another Serie A forward as a considerably more cost effective alternative to some of the other big names they have been linked with while Everton could be forced to sell on of their two star players as the club’s financial position worsens.
Burnley face competition from Huddersfield Town and Weest Brom if they are to sign a Luton Town striker while Brighton are preparing a bid for a bright prospect at Scottish champions Rangers.
Finally, a Southampton player with 18 months remaining on his contract has reaffirmed his love of playing for the club.
Here are the Premier League transfer news stories making the headlines on Thursday morning:
5. United target former Chelsea forward
Manchester United are ready to make a move for England striker Tammy Abraham who has scored 23 goals for Roma this season (Corriere dello Sport) | Getty Images
6. Burnley ‘keeping tabs’ on Luton striker
Burnley, Huddersfield Town and West Bromwich Albion are keeping tabs on Luton Town striker Elijah Adebayo (Football League World) | Getty Images
7. Seagulls make move for young Ger
Brighton have made a move to beat multiple Premier League clubs to the capture of Rangers youth sensation Rory Wilson (Football Insider) | Getty Images
8. Newcastle could move for Hickey
Newcastle United are interested in signing Bologna’s teenage fullback Aaron Hickey with a potential fee of £15-20m required for the newly capped Scotland international (Fabrizio Romano) | AFP via Getty Images