Sneijder, Suarez, Kompany: the Rumour Mill returns ahead of the January transfer window Both sides of Manchester enjoyed wins on match day 6 of the Champions League, with City coming from behind to beat Bayern Munich 2-3, and United edging Shaktar 1-0. The Rumour Mill returns with a bang. THERE aren't too many sleeps until Christmas, but we've got a very early present for football fans to get you through your final weeks of 2013. Yes, that's right - the Rumour Mill is back! With the all-important January transfer window imminent, we'll bring you your daily dose of the best gossip doing the rounds around the globe as agents, managers and players play cat and mouse in the complex web of transfer negotiations. What would a Rumour Mill be without a traditional link between Manchester United and Wesley Sneijder? It feels as though the Dutch midfielder has been the panacea evading United for the last three of four transfer windows and The Guardian reports that he has a 13m pound release clause at Galatasaray, where he is contracted until 2016. Galatasaray's Wesley Sneijder is linked again to Manchester United. Expect these pages to be dominated by speculation surrounding David Moyes's January targets. 23-year-old German midfielder Ilkay Gündogan is another highly rated talent. The Borussia Dortmund man is attracting plenty of interest from Barcelona as well as Manchester United, according to the Daily Express. Tuesday's Paper Talk mentioned another potential target, Cruzeiro's Everton Ribeiro, the player of the year in Brazilian club football, who has this wonderful re-assurance for United fans that he is ready for the big stage. With that kind of pedigree, we're all a chance! All the goals from round 15's EPL action. Let's get this out of the way. Now. There is no exit clause in Luis Suarez's contract should Liverpool not make the Champions League. "There never was that agreement before and there never was that this summer," Brendan Rodgers said in The Times. We want him to stay and with his contract running for two-and-a-half years, I am sure there will be something between now and the end of the season to keep him here. Rumours persist that Arsenal lurk, but Suarez says he's happy. Yes, I am happy here and I will stay. The most important focus for me is to help Liverpool to get into the top four after being out of the Champions' League for a long time, and I believe I will help the team to get it. Barcelona coach Gerardo Martino has not ruled out the possibility that 19-year-old winger Gerard Deulofeu could spend another season on loan at Premier League side Everton. Deulofeu joined the Toffees on a season-long loan deal at the start of the current campaign and has begun to make his presence felt in England with two goals in his last three games, including a stunning strike which salvaged a 1-1 draw at leaders Arsenal on Sunday. After that match Everton boss Roberto Martinez hinted that the Spanish under-21 international could be allowed to spend another season on loan should he be surplus to requirements at Barcelona. Everton's Spanish striker Gerard Deulofeu has been so impressive this season. However, whilst Martino insisted he had been tracking Deulofeu's progress, he said it was too early to say where he would be playing his football next season. He is showing the quality he has as a footballer and Barcelona obviously have an obligation to keep an eye on those players that are loaned out. If you ask me do I think he is a great player I would say yes, but there is no decision yet with respect to the players on loan (for next season.)  The 2010 Champions League final was Diego Milito's big stage. West Ham are trying to lure a UEFA Champions League match winner to Upton Park to solve their goalscoring woes. The Daily Mirror has linked Inter Milan marksman Diego Milito, 34, who is out of contract at season's end. As if it couldn't get better for Arsene Wenger; he thinks he's spotted a clone of Arsenal icon Dennis Bergkamp. Ajax midfielder Davy Klaassen scored a hat-trick against NAC Breda on the weekend, with Arsenal scouts in the stands. Klaassen, 20, could be destined for a World Cup spot. He is a creative centre forward, who can also play in midfield. He already has six goals in 10 matches this Eredivise season. Keep an eye out for Ajax's Davy Klaassen (right) / Source: AFP Barcelona has announced plans for a new 105,000 seat stadium, with the club are yet to reveal whether they will move away from Nou Camp, or renovate the famous stadium. Angel Di Mario wants to leave Real Madrid for Monaco, according to reports, but teammate Pepe knows nothing about it. Despite petulant body language when substituted early in the weekend's 0-0 draw at Olimpic de Xativa in the Copa del Rey, Pepe, who shares the same agent, said there's nothing different about him. "[Di Maria] looks fine to me," he said. He is a fantastic player and an important part of our squad. He always helps the team, like every other player in this squad. While they're in the market, Monaco want to give Manchester City a taste of their own medicine and prize away skipper Vincent Kompany. That's something City fans won't be able to tolerate, as Kompany has been the cornerstone of their defence. Ashley Cole may have lost his starting spot for Chelsea, but manager Jose Mourinho says he is fully deserving of a contract extension. Mourinho has recalled Cole for Wednesday's Champions League clash against Steaua Bucharest, the left-back set to make his first start since November 2 when he lost his place to Cesar Azpilicueta. Yet the Blues boss said on Tuesday that the 33-year-old Cole, who is out of contract at the end of the season, will be given the chance to extend his stay at Stamford Bridge. "Sometimes, even if you're not playing every game and are not first-choice, like he was always, it doesn't mean you are not well or deserving of a new contract," Mourinho said. I feel he's fine and I think tomorrow he's going to show he's fine. Naturally, with the evolution of the season, he will play matches. Chelsea striker Samuel Eto'o's stint at Stamford Bridge will be just for one season as he looks to top up his treasure chest from his time in Russia with a lucrative deal in America's MLS next season. Queens Park Rangers have signed Yossi Benayoun until the end of the season. Sunderland manager Gus Poyet wants QPR goalkeeper Julio Cesar. Corriere dello Sport in Italy claims Fiorentina eye Tottenham centre-half Younes Kaboul and Everton's Johnny Heitinga. One year in England's cold looks enough for Samuel Eto'o.