Wednesday's Transfer Talk Update: Ruben Neves, Ian Maatsen, Ivan Toney

Atalanta BC's Giorgio Scalvini is reportedly being targeted by Tottenham Hotspur, who are seeking defensive reinforcements following the injury to Micky van de Ven. Read more.

Inter Milan are reportedly leading the race for Porto striker Mehdi Taremi, despite rumoured interest from Manchester United. Read more.

Fabio Vieira's lack of game time at Arsenal is reportedly attracting Marseille, who are believed to be exploring the option of signing him on loan in January. Read more.

Manchester City are reportedly weighing up a future move for Girona loanee Savio from fellow City Football Group (CFG) side Troyes. Read more.

Manchester City playmaker Bernardo Silva reiterates his desire to return to boyhood club Benfica before hanging up his boots. Read more.

Chelsea are reportedly considering a big-money bid for Brentford striker Ivan Toney in the upcoming January transfer window amid interest from London rivals Arsenal. Read more.

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly preparing to make an offer for Barcelona star Raphinha and are willing to include Cristian Romero as part of the deal. Read more.

Bayern Munich are reportedly eyeing up a move for versatile Arsenal defender Takehiro Tomiyasu during the summer transfer window. Read more.

Three clubs in the EFL are reportedly monitoring the development of Tamworth midfielder Jamie Jellis. Read more.

Liverpool reportedly have no interest in a swap deal that would see Luis Diaz move to Barcelona in exchange for Brazilian attacker Raphinha. Read more.

Bernardo Silva claims that he 'will pull strings' in an attempt to persuade Portuguese compatriot Joao Neves of Benfica to join Manchester City in the future. Read more.

Bundesliga duo Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund reportedly end their interest in Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah ahead of the January transfer window. Read more.

Newcastle United are cleared to sign Saudi Pro League players as Premier League clubs vote against a temporary ban on loan moves for players between associated clubs in January, according to a report. Read more.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is reportedly set to be offered a new contract by Everton in the New Year following his recent return to full fitness. Read more.

West Ham United's plans for the January transfer window may reportedly be hit by concerns over their FFP position. Read more.

Chelsea are reportedly still planning to offer a new long-term contract to Ian Maatsen, despite his lack of game time. Read more.

Tottenham Hotspur are allegedly prepared to pay in the region of £26m to sign Roma midfielder Bryan Cristante in January. Read more.

Manchester United's transfer plans for January are unclear due to the likely delay in an announcement on Sir Jim Ratcliffe's arrival, according to a report. Read more.

Barcelona reportedly reignite their interest in Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi and plan to make a move for the Spaniard in the summer of 2024. Read more.

Real Madrid defender David Alaba plays down speculation linking him with a possible return to Bayern Munich. Read more.

Ruben Neves is reportedly set to stay at Al-Hilal beyond the January transfer window despite being linked with a number of Premier League clubs including Newcastle United and Arsenal. Read more.

Mamelodi Sundowns defender Khuliso Mudau is keen on a move to Premier League club Burnley, amid reported interest from the Clarets for the South Africa international. Read more.

Galatasaray are reportedly willing to sanction a loan move for Victor Nelsson in the January window, with Luton Town said to be keen on the Denmark international. Read more.

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly unlikely to try to sign a new striker during the January transfer window. Read more.

Bayern Munich are reportedly told that it may be possible to sign Manchester United defender Raphael Varane in January. Read more.

Barcelona will reportedly attempt to negotiate a deal for Tottenham Hotspur playmaker Giovani Lo Celso as they bid to replace the injured Gavi. Read more.