Raheem Sterling has developed into one of the world's best players at Man City (Image courtesy: Getty Images)
Talks have broken down between Raheem Sterling and Manchester City over a new contract for the 23-year-old England winger, with his current deal to expire in the summer. (Guardian)
Crystal Palace have complained to the Premier League over treatment received by their 25-year-old Ivory Coast forward Wilfried Zaha. (Telegraph)
Roma sporting director Monchi says the club were forced to sell Egypt forward Mohamed Salah, 26, to Liverpool because of financial fair play rules. (El Mundo – in Spanish)
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has urged Algerian winger Riyad Mahrez, 27, to follow Portuguese 24-year-old team-mate Bernardo Silva’s example. (Express)
Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand says Red Devils manager Jose Mourinho still doesn’t “trust” 20-year-old England striker Marcus Rashford. (Mirror)
Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis is going to leave the Gunners for Serie A side AC Milan after being offered a £1m pay rise. (Mail)
Ex-Arsenal striker Ian Wright says Tottenham’s Hotspur’s 2-1 home loss to Liverpool on Saturday was their “worst performance” under manager Mauricio Pochettino. (Sun)
Former Chelsea defender John Terry, 37, is still undecided as to whether he will play on after rejecting Russian club Spartak Moscow. Aston Villa have expressed interest in re-signing the defender. (Birmingham Mail)
Fifa president Gianni Infantino says he has doubts over plans to stage Girona’s home La Liga game against Barcelona at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on 26 January. (ESPN)
Crystal Palace, Brighton and Watford are monitoring 18-year-old midfielder Adam Lovatt who currently plays for Bostik League South East side Hastings United. (Team Talk)
Palace have brought in Roy Hodgson’s trusted talent-spotter Barry Simmonds, who was with him at Fulham and played a key role in spotting Mousa Dembele, Chris Smalling and Zoltan Gera. (Mail)
Defender Jonjoe Kenny, 21, has called for Everton fans and players to pull together in support of manager Marco Silva after a disappointing first defeat of the season against West Ham at the weekend. (Liverpool Echo)
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