Juventus are interested in signing Tottenham and England full-back Djed Spence, 25, during the upcoming summer transfer window. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
Liverpool are considering a move for Al-Ittihad and France winger Moussa Diaby, 26, with the former Aston Villa player reportedly keen to leave the Saudi Pro League club this summer. (Teamtalk)
Newcastle United are determined to keep midfielder Bruno Guimarães, 28, and are currently holding contract talks with the Brazil international despite interest from Manchester United. (CaughtOffside)
Real Madrid have placed United States head coach and former Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino on their shortlist of candidates to take over at the Bernabéu ahead of next season if a coaching change occurs. (ESPN)
Manchester United are not rushing to appoint a permanent manager despite interim coach Michael Carrick reportedly expressing interest in the role. (The Athletic)
Newcastle and England defender Tino Livramento, 23, is not close to agreeing a move to Manchester City this summer despite ongoing speculation. (Fabrizio Romano)
Argentina midfielder Alexis Mac Allister, 27, has no plans to open talks with Liverpool over a new contract this summer, although he is happy at Anfield despite links with Real Madrid. (Mundo Deportivo)
West Ham striker Callum Wilson, 34, has verbally agreed to a new one-year contract with the club despite interest from Scottish side Celtic. (Sky Sports)
Manchester City may decide not to activate a clause that would allow highly rated 16-year-old United States midfielder Cavan Sullivan to join them early from MLS side Philadelphia Union next season. (The i)
The agreement reportedly included a clause that would allow City to bring him from the MLS club earlier if he progressed quickly, but that option is now considered unlikely to be used.
Former Tottenham midfielder Ryan Mason is the leading candidate to replace Igor Tudor as Spurs’ interim manager. (Football Insider)
Bayer Leverkusen will review the future of head coach Kasper Hjulmand at the end of the season. (Florian Plettenberg)
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