Jobe Bellingham seems to be attracting a lot of interest, while Sunderland have supposedly had a bid rejected for a striker...
BELLINGHAM LINKED AWAY
Jobe's name has been in the papers for the last couple of days, with Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal and Real Madrid all credited with an interest in the midfielder.
The 18-year-old is already being touted for a huge future, after playing almost every game for Sunderland so far this season. Of course, being Jude's little brother adds pressure but also means the world will be keeping a keen eye on his progress.
He has made 21 appearances in the Championship so far, scoring four times and assisting once. He's been the Black Cats' best summer signing by a country mile - earning nearly three times as many minutes as the next most selected signing Mason Burstow.
BID FOR STRIKER REJECTED
Sunderland have reportedly seen a bid rejected for Sevilla forward Musa Drammeh.
It had been reported that the Black Cats had sent scouts over to Spain to watch the striker play for Sevilla's B team, where he has impressed both as a number nine and on the right wing.
The 22-year-old's contract runs out at the end of the season which has attracted interest from SAFC and Birmingham City, but the Spanish side supposedly have the option to extend the deal by a year - meaning they won't be forced to sell for cheap in January.
The Gambian man is regarded as an important player for Sevilla's reserves, whilst also pushing for a place in the first team in recent weeks.
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