LaLiga clubs are monitoring Alejandro Garnacho after he struggled to make an early impression at Aston Villa, according to the Daily Mail. 

The Argentine moved to Villa on a season-long loan which includes a conditional obligation to buy that is considered to be easily achievable.

However, Garnacho has yet to start a game for Villa and has played only 31 minutes under Unai Emery.

The Daily Mail reports that none of the relevant parties are considering changing the deal's conditions, although clubs in Spains top flight are watching the situation closely. 

The top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday's newspapers... 

Pete Graves is joined by Julien Laurens and Dougie Critchley to discuss Florian Wirtz's continued struggles at Liverpool as Alexander Isak starts to repay his transfer fee with some important goals. 

Plus, why Brighton's good start to the season is partly down to good recruitment the previous summer and whether a loan move for Max Dowman would be beneficial for his development at Arsenal.

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher play 'red card, yellow card, play on' as they debate a number of issues including booing your own team and baggy trousers.

Jamie O'Hara takes a closer look at the 'Premier League's Bermuda Triangle' and explains what makes Brighton, Brentford and Bournemouth so successful.

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Speaking on the Transfer Talk podcast, French football expert Julien Laurens speaks about Jeremy Jacquet's start to life at Liverpool and just how far the young defender can go in the game.

Estevao says he is focused only on what he can control after struggling for game time at Chelsea under new manager Xabi Alonso. 

The Brazilian winger has started only twice so far this season, on both occasions in the Carabao Cup. He has been limited to just four late substitute appearances in the Premier League totalling 23 minutes and as such has not enjoyed the kind of impact that marked his debut campaign. 

Alonso has favoured a front three of Joao Pedro, Cole Palmer and summer signing Morgan Rogers and all three have been key figures, scoring 10 goals between them, despite a mixed start to the manager's reign. 

"I think every coach has their own way of playing," Estevao told a press conference while on international duty with Brazil. 

"Of course, we work every day, I give my best every day and that's what I do. 

"We have quality players at Chelsea, so what I do is focus on what I can control. I try to give my best in training, when I get an opportunity I try to give my best. It goes day after day." 

Mikel Arteta has agreed a new deal to extend his stay at Arsenal.

The 44-year-old's existing contract with the Premier League champions, signed in September 2024, was due to expire next summer.

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Speaking on the Transfer Talk podcast, Julien Laurens discusses Max Dowman's impact at Arsenal and why a loan move wouldn't benefit the teenage star.