Talented midfielder confirms Sheffield United transfer talks, Ozil linked with Arsenal exit, and more

Norwegian club Stabaek have reportedly confirmed that they have held transfer talks with Sheffield United over a star midfielder.

20-year-old Emil Bohinen has been attracting interest from around the continent, and according to Norwegian publication Budstikka, Satbaek have confirmed that they’ve held talks with both Sheffield United and Championship side Leeds United.

Apparently, Bohinen has even been training with Sheffield United, with a January move a possibility.

Former England midfielder Jack Rodwell has also been training with the Blades in recent weeks with the view of a potential move.

Blades boss Chris Wilder confirmed that a move for Rodwell was possible, despite the midfielder having not played competitively since April.

The rest of today’s headlines:

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has reportedly played his last game for the club. The French World Cup winner has been linked with a £100m+ move to either Juventus or Real Madrid. (Daily Mirror)

After being named as the new Arsenal manager, former Gunners midfielder Mikel Arteta warned that success won’t return ‘overnight’. (Various)

Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy will reportedly demand a world record £25m a year deal to give away the naming rights for their stadium. (The Telegraph)

Struggling Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil could be set to join Turkish side Fenerbahce on a six-month loan deal. (Football London)

Manchester United have hit a snag in their pursuit of Erling Haaland, as agent Mino Raiola is demanding £12m as a fee, on top of any transfer fee. (The Sun)

Crystal Palace want to sign former Liverpool striker Fabio Borini from AC Milan in the January transfer window. (Sports Witness)

Swedish side Malmo are reportedly interested in bringing Freddie Ljungberg to be their new manager, after Mikel Arteta took over as Arsenal boss. (Mail Online)

Former Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino is holding back on a move to Real Madrid, as he would prefer to take charge at either Manchester United or Manchester City. (The Sun)