Transfer rumour roundup: Homesick Cole Palmer tipped for Man United, Tottenham line up shock Summerville swoop | OneFootball

The transfer talk never stops in January. Here is the latest gossip from around Europe.

We'll begin withCole Palmer, whose reportedly ready to leave London and head home. The Express claim Palmer is 'homesick' in the capital and open to a move to Manchester United.

Palmer would be a fine poster boy for the latest Red Devils rebuild. The small matter of a fee in excess of £100m and Palmer's ludicrously long contract might prove problematic in any deal, mind...

Aston Villa's search for a striker continues. Fabrizio Romano has said that Unai Emery's side have registered an interest in Fenerbahce forward Youssef En-Nesyri, joining a race that includes Juventus, Napoli and Everton. The Moroccan joins Tammy Abraham and Jean-Philippe Mateta on Emery's striker shortlist.

Also linked with Villa Park isRuben Loftus-Cheek, though they are not the only Premier League team emerging as an option. According to talkSPORT, Loftus-Cheek has been offered to Manchester United as a potential solution to their midfield malaise.

Down in the capital, Tottenham are plotting a second raid onWest Ham in successive windows. After nabbing Mohammed Kudus from their London rivals in the summer, Spurs are now keen to snap up Crysencio Summerville in a surprise swoop.

A £25m fee has been mooted byBen Jacobs, as Spurs look to replace the Brennan Johnson-shaped hole in their squad. Will all due respect, Summerville - with two league goals in 18 months at Tottenham - will hardly get pulses racing in North London.

Nottingham Forest are on the lookout for a left-back. A bid for Napoli's Mathias Olivera has been rejected, say Tuttomercato, while there's interest in taking over Kostas Tsimikas's loan at Roma from Liverpool. The Athletic report that the eccentric owner Evangelos Marinakis wants a Greek pal at the City Ground.

Finally, the evergreen ex-Man City strikerEdin Dzeko is returning to Germany. Having plundered in goals for Wolfsburg 15 years ago, the 39-year-old is set to join second-tier Schalke to plot their path back to the Bundesliga.