Hot Football Transfer Window Gossip: PSG urge Sanchez to stall on new Arsenal deal, Everton want Schneiderlin

Sanchez, Badstuber and Schneiderlin all make the news

Stanley Accrington scours the sports pages for football tittle-tattle so you don’t have to … 

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will not make any signings in January and instead try and resolve new contracts for Alexis Sanchez, Mesut Ozil, Olivier Giroud, Francis Coquelin, Per Mertesacker and Santi Cazorla. (Sun)

 

La Liga Leaks: Dybala ‘waiting for Madrid call’, N’Zonzi ‘to reject Premier interest & join Juve’

Senor Rumor Andrew Gaffney wraps the latest transfer rumours and going-ons from La Liga.

While the British media has predictably jumped on the fine form of Dele Alli to suggest he’s likely to be the most sought-after signing this summer, over in Spain, it appears Paulo Dybala is the latest player Barcelona and Real Madrid will battle over.

Old Trafford

Real Madrid made it 39 games unbeaten, pulling level with Barcelona's Spanish record, as lowly Granada were put to the sword in LaLiga.

Cristiano Ronaldo got on the scoresheet after being presented with his fourth Ballon d'Or at the Santiago Bernabeu, as Real Madrid ran out 5-0 winners over LaLiga strugglers Granada.

Football: 'Hopefully I'll be on my own soon!' - Rooney wants United history after equalling Charlton record

Equalling Bobby Charlton's Manchester United goalscoring record was an honour for Wayne Rooney - but now he wants it all to himself.

Wayne Rooney has now set his sights on breaking Manchester United's goalscoring record after drawing level with Bobby Charlton in Saturday's FA Cup third-round win over Reading.

Rooney equals Charlton's Man Utd all-time goalscoring record

Football: Rooney's best day is still to come - Mourinho

Wayne Rooney equalled Manchester United's goalscoring record against Reading but Jose Mourinho says the time to celebrate is not now.

Wayne Rooney's best day at Manchester United will not come until he becomes the club's all-time leading goalscorer, manager Jose Mourinho has said.

The 31-year-old opened the scoring in Saturday's 4-0 FA Cup win over Reading to move level with Bobby Charlton on 249 goals for the 20-time English champions.