Latest transfer news: Arsenal, Chelsea, Man Utd and Liverpool updates as Julian Draxler pushes for a move away from Wolfsburg

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SIMON JONES: Ross McCormack faces a pivotal four weeks to determine whether he has a future at Aston Villa.

The Scotland international only joined in the summer from Fulham for £12million but has been left out in recent weeks by manager Steve Bruce and last started for Villa on November 5 in the 2-1 win against Blackburn Rovers.

McCormack, who has scored two goals this season, is keen to establish himself in Bruce's plans but has had little cause for hope.

Bruce also has designs on bringing in another forward in January to help bolster their promotion push.

Should he fail to make an impression over the coming weeks, McCormack could find himself sacrificed to help offset the cost while teammate Rudy Gestede is a potential target for West Brom and Hull City.

SIMON JONES: Bolton Wanderers' highly-rated forward Zach Clough is drawing attention from Championship and Premier League clubs ahead of the January window.

Clough, who starred for Bolton in Sunday's 3-2 FA Cup win over Sheffield United, has scored seven goals this season, including the recent winners against Coventry and Northampton.

His form has impressed scouts and the right offer could tempt cash-conscious Bolton into a sale.

Clough has come through the ranks at Bolton, where he has been since the age of eight, and caught the eye of clubs such as Everton, Middlesbrough, Leeds United, Wolves, Birmingham and Bristol City in recent seasons

Ronaldinho's brother and agent, Roberto Assis, has revealed that a heroic switch to stricken Brazilian club Chapocoense is just  one of a number of possiblities.

The ex-Barcelona and AC Milan forward is currently without a club, having last turned out for Fluminense in 2015.

'About Chapecoense, I think we should treat this issue with the greatest respect for the families and the club,' he told Goal.com. 'We are ready to help in some way, I do not know how. 

'I have been approached by some Brazilian clubs and also by two South Americans clubs for a Libertadores project, and I also have proposals from clubs in the United States, China and Europe.'

The West Ham manager met with club officials and owners following the 5-1 home drubbing by Arsenal.

Portugal Under-21 international Bernardo Silva has caught the eye of compatriot Jose Mourinho with his performances for Monaco this season.

However, the midfielder insists he has no plans to switch clubs any time soon.

'They're the club that has enabled me to play at this level,' he said of Monaco. 'The ambition of players is of course to play in Spain or England one day, but for the moment, I feel very good at Monaco.'

PETE JENSON: Martin Odegaard looks set to join Rennes on loan in January after being spotted watching them play Saint-Étienne in France at the weekend.

French media Ouest-France reported that the Norweigan was at Roazhon Park with his father Hans Erik Odegaard and it now seems the French club that tried to sign him in the summer will now complete the loan move.

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JACK GAUGHAN: Alexis Sanchez would fit any team in the world but Manchester City have not made contact with him, Pep Guardiola claimed.

Reports in Chile suggested that Guardiola personally phoned the Arsenal striker over the weekend.

Those came after Sanchez scored a scintillating hat-trick away at West Ham but the City manager strongly rejected suggestions the pair spoke.

'Absolutely false. The journalist is a liar,' Guardiola said. 'Alexis Sanchez would fit in any team in the world. The journalist is a liar.'

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'Dave Edwards has pledged his future to Molineux by signing a new two-and-a-half year contract, with a further year’s option in the club’s favour,' Wolves wrote on their website.

Edwards’ current deal was set to expire at the end of the season, but he is now the first player since the arrival of Head Coach Paul Lambert to secure his long-term future at Wolves.

Galatasaray are ready to offer Mamadou Sakho a way out of Anfield, according to TalkSport.

The Liverpool defender has been frozen out by Jurgen Klopp this season and has not made an appearance for the first team since April.

The veteran Frenchman is expected to leave the club in January and the Turkish club are said to be leading the race for his signature. 

Shanghai Shenhua president Wu Xiaohui told Shenhua News that significant progress has been made with regards to a potential deal for Boca Juniors forward Carlos Tevez.

'We have done a lot of work [on trying to sign Tevez] and it's safe to say that there has been a definite breakthrough in the negotiations,' He revealed. 'But for a variety of reasons we have not sealed the deal.

'Their club have problems that are still yet to be resolved and I will spare you the details.

'We will continue to put greater effort into this and strive to give our supporters a pleasant surprise as soon as possible.'

Liverpool attacking midfielder Adam Lallana has admitted it is flattering to be linked with Paris Saint-Germain but assured fans his future lies at Anfield.

'I love it here at the minute, especially since the manager has come in,' Lallana told Sky Sports. 'We have each other’s trust and you don’t always get that at clubs. The thought of leaving Liverpool has never entered my mind. 

'It’s a great compliment to be spoken of in the same breath as a club like PSG with those sorts of numbers, but I’m absolutely loving my football at the minute under this boss and I can only see myself being here for the long term.'

Former England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson has replaced Clarence Seedorf as manager of Chinese second division side Shenzhen.

Eriksson was sacked by Shanghai SIPG last month despite finishing third in the Chinese Super League and qualifying for the Asian Champions League.

The 68-year-old, who has also managed Guangzhou R&F, has decided to stay in China with Shenzhen, a club which finished ninth in the second tier last season.

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Arsenal are weighing up a potential £20m move fore Milan striker Carlos Bacca, according to The Sun.

The Gunners are interested in adding to their forward options with a move for the Colombian international in January.

Attacking trio Olivier Giroud, Lucas Perez and Danny Welbeck are all currently crocked and Arsene Wenger is keen to alleviate some of the pressure on star man Alexis Sanchez.

Manchester United loanee Andreas Pereira says he is in regular contact with Jose Mourinho and is ready should the Old Trafford outfit need him.

The 20-year-old midfielder has enjoyed regular football during his spell with Granada in La Liga this season and scored his first goal in a 2-1 win over Sevilla on Saturday.

'We [Pereira and Mourinho] are always in contact and we talk after my games,' Pereira told Goal.com. 'If Manchester United needs me, I am always ready.'

Bundesliga leaders RB Leipzig are ready to join the chase for Celtic striker Moussa Dembele – and promise him first team football in a bid to ward off interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs.

With domestic rivals Bayern Munich and a host of English sides, including Liverpool, Arsenal and Spurs, keeping tabs on the young Frenchman, Leipzig hope they can appeal to the same logic that prompted Dembele to choose the Hoops last summer.

Braced for the likely loss of top scorer Timo Werner to Bayern, Leipzig sporting director Ralf Rangnick has identified 20-year-old Dembele as a likely replacement.

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Chelsea legend Eidur Gudjohnsen has offered his services to stricken Brazilian club Chapecoense, provided they want him.

The team have been devastated following a plane crash which on the eve of their Copa Sudamerica final which tragically took 71 lives, including 19 players.

Gudjohnsen would also relish the chance to link up with former Barcelona team-mate once more, with the legendary playmaker rumoured to be considering joining the club.

Wolfsburg playmaker Julian Draxler has reaffirmed his desire to leave the Bundesliga club after being booed by his own fans at the weekend. 

Draxler confirmed in the summer that he wanted to leave the German outfit but, despite the interest of Premier League side Arsenal, a move failed to materialise. 

But those comments appear to have made him an enemy among the Wolfsburg fans and they booed the 23-year-old after he came on as a substitute during his side's 3-2 defeat by Hertha Berlin on Saturday.  

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