Paris St-Germain want to sign Portuguese midfielder Bernardo Silva, 28, who is ready to leave Manchester City, but could face competition from Barcelona. (Le10 Sport)
Manchester United will try to sell French striker Anthony Martial, 27, England centre-back Harry Maguire, 29, and Brazilian left-back Alex Telles, 30, in the summer as the club aim to make room for a new striker from Tottenham club captain of England. Harry Kane 29, or Napoli's 24-year-old international player Victor Osimhen.
Tottenham will not sell the club's top scorer Kane to a rival club this summer. (Times)
Manchester United will need to pay £120 million to buy England midfielder Declan Rice, 24, from West Ham, after a bid of £100 million was rejected last season. (TalkSport)
West Brom's Carlos Corberan heads Leeds' shortlist to replace the sacked Jesse Marsch. (Guardian)
Real Madrid believe that England midfielder Jude Bellingham, 19, will choose to move to the Premier League when he leaves Borussia Dortmund. (Athletic)
Southampton's owners discussed the future of manager Nathan Jones after the team's 3-0 defeat by Brentford on Saturday but are set to keep him for now. (Sport)Jones is expected to lead the team in Southampton's home match against Wolves on Saturday. (90 Min)
Former Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl is leading the race to become the new manager of German club Hoffenheim after the club sacked Andre Breitenreiter. (Sky Sports)
Chelsea are monitoring Porto and Portugal goalkeeper Diogo Costa, 23, as they hope to address the future of their goalkeeper in the summer. (90 Min)
Inter Milan have added Fulham defender Tosin Adarabioyo, 25, to the list of stars they want to replace Slovakian central defender Milan Skriniar, 27, who is expected to leave the Serie A team when his contract expires in the summer. (Tuttomercatoweb)
The former coach of Newcastle United, Steve Bruce, turned down the chance to coach his former club Wigan Athletic after the First Division team asked him to replace the recently fired coach Kolo Toure. (Football Insider)
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