Football Titbits Across The Papers

Elliot Anderson is a winter target for Manchester United, Arsenal keen on Cameroon forward Etta Eyong from Levante, and Ivan Toney will reportedly not leave Saudi Arabia in January.

Manchester United will make signing Nottingham Forest’s England international midfielder Elliot Anderson, 23, a priority in the January transfer window. (Mirror, external)

Levante’s Cameroon forward Etta Eyong, 22, is being looked at by a host of clubs, but Arsenal are showing the most interest. (Sport – in Spanish), external

England striker Ivan Toney, 29, will not be leaving Al-Ahli in January, according to the Saudi Arabian club’s sporting director Rui Pedro Braz. (Goal), external

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Poland striker Robert Lewandowski’s contract at Barcelona runs out next summer and the 37-year-old says he will “soon be ready to decide” on his future. (Footmercato – in French), external

Tottenham are interested in a move for Japan winger Takefusa Kubo, 24, in January from Real Sociedad. (Football Insider, external)

Spurs are also monitoring France attacking midfielder Maghnes Akliouche, 23, during the international break as they consider making a bid for the Monaco player. (TeamTalk, external)

Wolves have made a loan offer for Lazio’s out-of-favour Greek goalkeeper Christos Mandas, 24. (Il Messaggero – in Italian, external)

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Crystal Palace’s Spanish wing-back Daniel Munoz, 29, has said playing for Manchester United would be a “dream come true”. (AS – in Spanish, external)

Pep Guardiola is frustrated by how little playing time Manchester City attacker Claudio Echeverri, 19, is getting on loan at Bayer Leverkusen. (Bild – in German), external

West Ham are open to selling German striker Niclas Fullkrug, 31, in the winter transfer window. (Football Insider, external)

Chelsea have agreed deal to sign Ecuadorian centre-back Deinner Ordonez, 16, from Independente del Valle – he will move in 2028 when he turns 18. (Fabrizio Romano, external)

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Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are competing to sign Belgian midfielder Nathan de Cat, 17, from Anderlecht. (Sky Sports, external)

Source: BBC Sport.

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