Arsenal are leading the race to sign AC Milan striker Rafael Leao, who is also being linked with Premier League rivals Wolves and Everton. (Daily Mail)
Arsenal and Tottenham have reportedly joined Premier League rivals Chelsea in the race to sign Stuttgart defender Borna Sosa. (Sun)
Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas has hinted the club might look to make 25-year-old French midfielder Tanguy Ndombele's loan move from Tottenham a permanent arrangement should the club win the Europa League. (RMC Sport)
Tottenham had two bids turned down for Blackburn teenager Ashley Phillips in January - but are expected to return with a bigger offer in the summer. (Daily Express)
France midfielder Paul Pogba, 28, is open to offers from other Premier League clubs when his Manchester United contract expires in the summer. (Daily Telegraph)
Newcastle are lining up a fresh £45m summer bid for Crystal Palace's 23-year-old English playmaker Eberechi Eze. (Daily Mirror)
Manchester United's Jesse Lingard could turn down a free transfer to Tottenham at the end of the season as the England forward, 29, would prefer to move abroad. (Daily Express)
Newcastle United still want to sign Netherlands Under-21 centre-back Sven Botman from French club Lille - who turned down a £50m bid from the Premier League club in January. But the Magpies also face competition from Tottenham and AC Milan. (Newcastle Chronicle)
Interim boss Ralf Rangnick has made his first Manchester United 'signing' - by telling English full-back Brandon Williams, 21, he will definitely return to Old Trafford at the end of his loan to Norwich. (Sun)
But Manchester United could block Rangnick's transfer plans again after blocking a January move for RB Leipzig's 24-year-old French midfielder Christopher Nkunku. (Daily Express)
Kylian Mbappe is reportedly 'open to a Liverpool transfer offer' after his winner for Paris Saint-Germain over Real Madrid 'radically' changed his plans. (Sun)
Newcastle are facing a fight to retain 30-year-old Swiss defender Fabian Schar as his contract enters its final few months, with AC Milan, Sevilla and Valencia interested. (Daily Mail)
Chelsea have joined Newcastle in targeting Reims' 19-year-old striker Hugo Ekitike but also face competition for the Frenchman from Borussia Dortmund. (Daily Mirror)
Everton have been sending scouts to watch Sporting Lisbon and Portugal winger Matheus Nunes, 23. (Liverpool Echo)
Manchester United are interested in a move to sign 21-year-old Brazil and Ajax winger Antony, who could potentially be joined by manager Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford should a move come to fruition. (Daily Express)
West Ham have joined Leeds in the chase for Huddersfield's 23-year-old English midfielder Lewis O'Brien, who it has emerged has a £12m release clause in his contract.
(Teamtalk)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Manchester United's plans to appoint Mauricio Pochettino as their next manager could be thrown into chaos with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez furious about their Champions League defeat against Paris Saint-Germain and unhappy with Carlo Ancelotti's approach. (Independent)
Brendan Rodgers says Leicester City star Wilfred Ndidi is "worth much more" than £50m after Aston Villa were linked with a move for the 25-year-old Nigeria midfielder this summer. (Birmingham Mail)
Newcastle United are hoping to make a third raid on Brighton by securing the services of their Academy chief John Morling. (Daily Mail)
Mark McGhee is among the front-runners to take over from James McPake as Dundee manager.
(Scottish Sun)
OTHER STUFF
Arsenal's wage bill more than halved over the last year with the departures of Mesut Ozil and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang the chief contributors. (Sun)
Leeds United's 25-year-old Brazil winger Raphinha, who has been linked with Liverpool, has rejected a new contract offer from the Elland Road club. (Liverpool Echo)
But Leeds are still in talks with their top scorer and believe the negotiations with Raphinha's agent - former Barcelona and Chelsea midfielder Deco - over a fresh deal have been positive. (Yorkshire Evening Post)
Chelsea players missed out on bonuses for the Club World Cup and UEFA Super Cup after failing to negotiate additional rewards for either competition at the start of the season. (Daily Mail)
Arsenal are set to spend significant money on the Emirates Stadium this summer to avoid any potential issues with their nearly 16-year-old home stadium. (Daily Telegraph)
Bristol City chairman Jon Lansdown wonders whether as many as seven more Championship clubs could be heading towards Financial Fair Play breaches.
(Daily Telegraph)