Football gossip: Endrick, Cherki, Scott, Rudiger, Pope

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Aston Villa are ready to strike a loan deal for Brazil forward Endrick after the 20-year-old failed to impress Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho. (Cadena SER - in Spanish), external

Paris St-Germain and Liverpool are interested in signing Rayan Cherki from Manchester City should the 23-year-old France midfielder become available. (Teamtalk), external

Ajax's Dutch defender Aaron Bouwman, 19, is on a list of young players Newcastle are monitoring before the next two transfer windows. (Newcastle Chronicle), external

Arsenal are serious contenders for the signature of Club Tijuana's 17-year-old Mexican attacking midfielder Gilberto Mora. (Teamtalk), external

Bournemouth have no intention of selling England midfielder Alex Scott, 23, in January despite interest from Chelsea and Real Madrid. (Talksport), external

Real Madrid have already scouted Scott at least three times with Liverpool, Arsenal and AC Milan also keen. (4-4-2.ch - in German), external

Antonio Rudiger, 33, looks set to leave Real Madrid at the end of the season with no plans to offer the Germany defender a new contract. (Sports Mole), external

Tottenham will prioritise a striker in the January transfer window but are unlikely to spend big money. (Football Insider), external

Real Madrid and Barcelona are ready to offer Manchester United attacking midfielder JJ Gabriel, 15, a substantial salary, bonuses and signing-on fee. (Florian Plettenberg), external

Bayern Munich are not giving up hope of signing Gabriel but are unwilling to meet the seven-figure salary demanded by the Manchester United player's camp. (Times - subscription required), external

Bayern are also monitoring Newcastle goalkeeper Nick Pope as the 34-year-old's contract is set to run out next summer. (Football Insider), external

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