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Published 07:23 12 Nov 2014 GMT
Updated 08:06 12 Nov 2014 GMT
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Juan Mata's best bud David de Gea could also be set for the exit door at Old Trafford. According to The Independent, the signing of Victor Valdes will be as a replacement for de Gea rather than an understudy. Real Madrid are very keen on the young keeper. With Juan Mata and de Gea on the way out, Ander Herrera won't know where to turn. Bromance OVER!
Southampton midfield maestro Morgan Schneiderlin has put some "big clubs" on high alert after he has reiterated his desire to play in the Champions League. Arsenal look the keenest on the Saints playmaker who, in an interview with the France Football Federation's website, said: "We'll see at the end of the season if [a transfer] will happen. If we have qualified for the Champions League, I will make the choice." If Champions League is a priority then Liverpool may as well not bother even enquiring. (Daily Mirror)
Arsene Wenger has responded, 12 years too late, to Arsenal's need for defensive reinforcements by making Athletic Bilbao's Aymeric Laporte his primary January transfer target. Maybe in 2019 he'll look to replace Vieira. (Daily Star)
Aston Villa midfielder Fabian Delph could be London-bound as Spurs are looking to snatch up the English international in January. (Daily Mirror)

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