Manchester United left-back Luke Shaw is reportedly demanding a £5million payoff if he is to leave the club next month.
The England defender has struggled for playing time this season and is believed to want out of the club in the January transfer window in order to maximise his chances of winning a place in Gareth Southgate's England World Cup squad.
But according to the Sun, he wants a severance package that takes into account the fact that he will unlikey be able to match the £130,000-a-week wage he's currently on.
A host of Premier League clubs including Newcastle and his former side Southampton are said to be interested in landing the 22-year-old.
United signed Shaw £30million and the club have slapped a £20million price tag on him as they look to recoup their losses.
Transfer news and gossip from Monday's Daily Mirror
Olivier Giroud told he will NOT be leaving Arsenal in January despite not starting a league game all season.
Jose Mourinho brands Pep Guardiola's Manchester City "lucky" after United have penalty shout turned down.
Antonio Conte desperate for Chelsea to avoid Barcelona and PSG in Champions League draw to stop season turning sour
Harry Kane shrugs off 10th-placed Ballon d'Or ranking and claims he'll only be interested when he WINS it.
Arsene Wenger admits Manchester United nightmare was still haunting Arsenal defenders at Southampton.
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish involved in furious bust-up with fans after Bournemouth draw.
Joe Hart warned that West Ham's survival will come before his England World Cup ambitions.
Transfer news from other newspapers and websites
West Ham and Everton are tracking Leicester's 19-year-old striker Josh Eppiah (ESPN)
Chelsea are set to loan out striker Michy Batshuayi in January as they look to sign a new striker (The Sun)
Barcelona are eyeing a £45m move for Juventus midfielder Miralem Pjanic, should they fail to land Philippe Coutinho (Express)