Latest transfer news today: Man Utd set sight on Brentford star as Chelsea make contact with £66m midfielder

The November international break is underway, giving clubs an opportunity to plan ahead for the upcoming January transfer window.

Players struggling for regular game time will be considering their futures, while the Premier League's top clubs are already looking to identify potential additions who can help them achieve their objectives.

Football Whispers takes a look at the biggest headlines dominating the rumour mill today.

Manchester United eye move for Nathan Collins?

Man Utd have reportedly set their sights on Brentford centre-back Nathan Collins ahead of the January transfer window.

Mauricio Pochettino has quickly identified the weak links in his new squad and is keen to shore up a defensive unit that has struggled badly this season.

According to Football Insider, the Red Devils are targeting Collins, who has been enjoying an outstanding campaign for the Bees.

Collins has been on Man Utd's radar for some time, and the Red Devils are prepared to rival other interested clubs in their pursuit of the defender.

Pedro Porro set for Tottenham exit?

Pedro Porro is reportedly looking to leave Tottenham next summer, with La Liga giants Barcelona keen to secure his signature.

The Spaniard initially joined Spurs on a six-month loan in January 2023 before completing a permanent £40m move later that summer.

The defender has made 159 appearances for the north London club, registering 13 goals and 26 assists.

Porro has a contract at Spurs until 2031, but as per reports, the prospect of him staying at the club appears to be out of the question.

Chelsea make contact for Martin Baturina

Chelsea have reportedly made contact with Como attacking midfielder Martin Baturina over a potential move.

The Blues could face competition from Man Utd, while Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa and Newcastle United have also been monitoring the Croatia international.

Como, who are competing in the Champions League this season, have made it clear that they are not interested in selling the player.

According to reports, however, a serious offer in the region of £66m could persuade Como to enter negotiations, although it remains unclear whether Chelsea would be willing to meet that valuation.