Thursday’s transfer news: Man Utd’s Bruno Fernandes deal collapses, Liverpool continue talks for Pedro Brazao as Tottenham turn to £40m Willian Jose

Staying in the Championship where Bristol City midfielder Josh Brownhill is apparently a wanted man.

The Bristol Post report that Premier League trio Burnley, Leicester and Sheffield United are all interested in the 24-year-old who has a £7million release clause in his current contract.

Manchester United's Tahith Chong is out of contract in the summer and could be on his way out of Old Trafford with a host of European heavyweights monitoring his situation.

The Daily Mail say Italian duo Inter Milan and Juventus are keen with Barcelona also interested.

United would only be due a minor compensation figure should the Netherlands U21 international move on.

Bournemouth's battle to avoid the drop could involve a hefty spend this month.

Lyon's Bertrand Traore is apparently the man Eddie Howe believes can save them from the drop.

The Daily Mail say the French club value the former Chelsea forward at upwards of £35m.

Brighton are poised to turn Aaron Mooy’s loan move into a permanent deal, according to The Telegraph.

The Australia international is currently on loan from Huddersfield, but Brighton are poised to sign him permanently for £5m.

Mooy has been the subject of interest from rival Premier League clubs and Brighton are keen not to have him lured away.

A report from our Northern Football Correspondent Mark Critchley on Manchester United's big goalkeeper decision:

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has said that he thinks Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson wants to remain on loan at Bramall Lane for another season.

"He wants to play first-team football," Wilder said of Henderson. "Maybe I shouldn't be saying this but I'm not so sure he'll play back-up to anybody because it's just the character of the boy. Maybe he'll come out and say it. If there's a decision for Manchester United for him to come out to us for another year.

"We'd gladly take that. We've already started talking with them but he's their player and that decision will be made on behalf of Manchester United and their player but he's been outstanding for us."

Christian Eriksen apparently met personally with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy yesterday as he continues his bid to force a move to Inter Milan this month.

That's according to Sky Italy.

They say Martin Schoots will meet with Levy after the game against Norwich this evening as they try and find some common ground over a transfer away.

Inter have reportedly offered £11m for the Dane's services this month with Tottenham looking for closer to £15m.

Eni Aluko has been appointed as Aston Villa's first sporting director for women's football.

The former England striker takes up the post a week after announcing her retirement.

"I feel it's something that I'm ready for at this point in my career," said Aluko.

Villa are currently top of the Women's Championship.

Bruno Fernandes stormed down the tunnel following Sporting CP‘s exit from the Taca da Liga as his protracted move to Manchester United drags on.

The Portugal international was livid after the 2-1 semi-final defeat to Braga in what could be his final game for the club.

Negotiations have dragged on between the Portuguese giants and United, who are hopeful of securing a deal at no more than £55m before next week’s transfer deadline.

Fernandes assisted his side’s only goal of the night but looked visibly upset at full-time as he quickly made his way back to the dressing room.

A camera attempted to follow him but Fernandes instead shoved it away in disgust.

Barcelona’s new manager has admitted his club need to sign an additional forward this month.

The Catalan side are top of La Liga on goal difference but suffered a blow when Luis Suarez was ruled out for the rest of the season with a serious knee injury.

And Quique Setien believes reinforcements are necessary.

“It's true we're speaking about it,” Setien said of the club’s decision to sign a striker this month. “But we still have to move things on a little bit.”