Manchester United are ready to pay €130m (£115m) to sign French midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, 20, from Real Madrid. (Fichajes – in Spanish)
Tottenham and England striker Harry Kane, 29, is on Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag's registration list, as is Ghanaian midfielder Mohammed Kudus, 22, from the Dutchman's former club Ajax. (TalkSport)
But United will want to sell several first-team players, including England defender Harry Maguire, 30, to make room for new players this summer. (ESPN)
Borussia Dortmund will not waive their €150m (£133m) valuation of 19-year-old England midfielder Jude Bellingham with Liverpool, Manchester City and Real Madrid all interested in him. (90 min)
Liverpool are increasingly confident that they will win the race to sign Bellingham but their hopes of doing so may rest on their efforts to participate in Champions League football. (Mail)
Paris St-Germain are interested in signing Newcastle United Dutch defender Sven Botman, 23 years old. (iNews)
Leeds United German defender Robin Koch, 26, is being considered as a potential signing for Newcastle United, although several Bundesliga clubs are also interested. (Sport1 – In Germany)
Belgium forward Eden Hazard, 32, intends to stay at Real Madrid until his contract expires in 2024. (Athletic)
Bayern Munich will reject the chance to sign Manchester City full-back Joao Cancelo, 28, on a permanent loan for £62m. (Calciomercato, Via Mail)
Newcastle United could persuade Barcelona to sell Brazilian winger Raphinha, 26, if they can match the £55m fee the Spanish club paid to sign him from Leeds United last year. (El Desmarque)
Liverpool are leading the race to sign England international Mason Mount, 24, from Chelsea and Portuguese Matheus Nunes, 24, from Wolves as Jurgen Klopp tries to revamp his attacking ranks. (Mail)
Brentford goalkeeper David Raya is expected to leave the Premier League club in the summer after turning down two offers for a new contract. The 27-year-old Spaniard, whose contract expires in 2024, has been linked with Chelsea and Tottenham. (Fabrizio Romano)
Chelsea manager Graham Potter inspired two wins against Leeds United and Borussia Dortmund that saved his job by having heart-to-heart talks with his players. (Telegraph)
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