Saturday's transfer rumour mill is spinning fast, with a host of Premier League clubs linked to high-profile moves across Europe. Here is everything you need to know.

Bissouma offered to Chelsea as Fernandez replacement

Chelsea were offered Mali midfielder Yves Bissouma, 30, following his departure from Tottenham Hotspur in the summer. According to The Sun, the Blues considered him as a potential replacement for Argentina's Enzo Fernandez, 25, who completed a £125m switch to Manchester City.

Wharton wanted by City and Chelsea

Both Manchester City and Chelsea are reported to have registered interest in Crystal Palace's England midfielder Adam Wharton, 22, before the transfer window closed. The Guardian reports that Crystal Palace rejected all bids for the player.

Baena attracting big-club attention

Aston Villa, Manchester City, and Newcastle United are all believed to be monitoring Spain winger Alex Baena, 25, according to CaughtOffside. However, Atletico Madrid are not willing to entertain offers for the player at this stage.

Wolves could have cashed in on Mateus Mane

Wolverhampton Wanderers had opportunities to sell Portugal Under-21 forward Mateus Mane, 18, before the transfer window shut. Teamtalk reports that both Liverpool and Manchester United held admiration for the teenager but no deal materialised.

Arsenal weigh up Raphinha move

Arsenal are reportedly considering a £68m offer for Barcelona and Brazil winger Raphinha, 29, with a potential January approach being discussed, according to Spanish outlet Fichajes.

Tottenham may pay up Richarlison's contract

Tottenham are weighing up terminating Richarlison's contract to let the out-of-favour Brazil forward, 29, leave on a free transfer, according to Talksport.

Everton's late Castellanos bid fell short

Everton made a verbal offer of £40m plus £5m in add-ons to West Ham United for Argentine striker Taty Castellanos, 27, on transfer deadline day. Teamtalk reports the move arrived too late for West Ham to authorise his exit.

Newcastle reject Forest bids for Murphy

Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle's determination to retain attacking midfielder Jacob Murphy, 31, led the club to turn down two offers from Nottingham Forest, according to Football Insider.