Adrian Rabiot has signed an extension with Paris Saint-Germain through the 2019 season.

Rabiot was due to become a free agent at the end of the current season and had rejected a five-year deal in the summer.

Rabiot had been linked with a number of clubs around Europe, including Arsenal and Chelsea, and PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi had earlier confirmed to Le Parisien that talks had taken place with Roma before the close of the summer transfer window.

Rabiot is a product of PSG's academy.

"I am very happy to remain a player of Paris Saint-Germain, the club that made me the player I am today," he told the official PSG website. "I would like to thank the president, who kept discussions open in recent months and the sporting management for their support.

"It was here at Paris Saint-Germain that I grew up and enjoyed my first experiences as a player. The club's project is ambitious and I'm very proud to be a part of it for the coming years. Now I want to concentrate on my football, on my game and give my best for Paris Saint-Germain on the pitch and for the supporters."

Marco Reus insists his future at Borussia Dortmund is the last of his concerns amid growing reports Bayern Munich are to activate a buy-out clause in his contract and sign him next summer.

Reus is contracted to Dortmund until 2017, but he could leave for a predetermined sum as Mario Götze did in 2013.

"Right now there is a lot of talk about my future," he wrote. "There is a lot of speculation and a lot being written, which is why I just wanted to tell you that at the moment other people seem to be giving are more consideration to my future than I am." 

One of the latest reports was that Reus was going to meet with Bayern bosses this weekend to settle on terms.

"The only thing that is definitely correct is that we are on the way to Munich to collect points with Dortmund," Reus added. "Hopefully afterwards we will return home with three points for Dortmund."

Steven Gerrard has played in 678 matches for Liverpool since his debut in 1998 and joined the club's youth team at the age of 7.

But at 34, Gerrard may not figure into the future plans of the club and he's committed to continuing his career next season.

“I will play beyond this season,” he said. “We will have to wait and see if that’s at Liverpool or somewhere else.”

Gerrard "will see what's out there" if Liverpool decides to cut ties.

In Marti Perarnau’s recent book, ‘Pep Confidential’ it was clear that Mario Mandžukić was one player who didn’t have the same relationship with Pep Guardiola as the other Bayern Munich players.

In the book, it is clear that whilst the likes of captain Philip Lahm bought into the Spanish managers philosophy in the way Xavi and Andres Iniesta did at Barcelona, Guardiola found Mandžukić a difficult character in much the same way as he found Zlatan Ibrahimovic a challenging prospect.

Now, Mandžukić has responded to Guardiola by labelling him "direspectful" and claiming he "deserved better."

In an interview with Sportske Novosti, the striker claimed "Guardiola disappointed me because he didn’t treat me with respect and it was twice as good when Jupp Heynckes (Bayern coach’s before Guardiola) until was there."

Fernando Torres left Chelsea for A.C. Milan this season to get regular action as Diego Costa was brought in by José Mourinho to be their top option at striker.

Torres is a on a two-year loan deal wth A.C. Milan.

"Mourinho has always been good to me," Torres told Cuatro. "The decision to leave was a personal one because I needed more, I needed to feel important.

"Mourinho and I have a good relationship and still today we continue to talk to each other."

Torres also said that a return to Atlético Madrid was never a viable option.

"There wasn’t a genuine option to return," he added. "The media speculated it and I didn’t like that.

"I’ve said it many times: I won’t go to Atletico to retire. I will go if I have motivation to compete because their team today is very different than when I was there.

“I follow them every weekend, but they were never an option that were real."

Napoli has dismissed reports that they have interest in a €12.5 million transfer for Mario Balotelli.

Balotelli went from A.C. Milan to Liverpool this past summer, but he's scored just twice so far.

"They're speaking about Balotelli in Spain, England and Italy but it's not a possibility. Nothing of what has been said is true," said sporting director Riccardo Bigon.

"It's not a feasible line. I don't think this is a real story, though the fact is that Mario remains a great player.

"The boy has just been bought by Liverpool and given what their coach is saying, he's an investment for the future of the club.

"We can only wish Mario all the best on his English adventure."

Edinson Cavani was disappointed to play wide in his first season at Paris Saint-Germain, but he is no longer unhappy with the situation.

Cavani joined PSG from Napoli for a reported €64 million in 2013.

"These comments caused some problems, but they were not against the coach, the president or anyone else," Cavani told AM1010.

"I expressed my frustration, but that didn't mean I had a bad relationship with any of them.

"Sometimes these things can lead to a problem, but other times to a solution. We found a solution.

"This year everything is fine. I am in Paris, the city is beautiful and the club supports me."

Chelsea is interested in making a €30 million move for Gerard Piqué of Barcelona.

The Blues are looking to improve their central defense and would by buying low on Piqué, who has struggled with injuries.

Manchester United is also interested in signing Piqué, who played for the club before returning to Barça.

Piqué would be reluctant to leave Barça, while the club would bt unable to acquire a replacement due to UEFA sanctions.

David Moyes is reportedly being considered as a potential replacement for Real Sociedad coach Jagoba Arrasate.

Real Sociedad has just one win in nine La Liga matches this season.

Former Mainz coach Thomas Tuchel, previous Real Madrid, Sevilla and Tottenham manager Juande Ramos and ex-Betis and West Bromwich Albion manager Pepe Mel have also been linked to the post.

Moyes was fired last season as manager of Manchester United in his first esason.

Gonçalo Guedes has become one of the most highly coveted palayers coming through the Primeira Liga of Portugal.

Valencia, Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Milan and Paris Saint-Germain are all interested in Guedes, according to A Bola.

Guedes has been in the Benfica youth system since the age of 9 and was recently called-up to the senior side at the age of 17.

Guedes release clause is currently set at €30 million but the club is expected to push hard for a contract renewal.