Arsenal will consider a bid for Newcastle and England full-back Tino Livramento this summer, with the 23-year-old yet to show willingness to extend his contract beyond 2028. (Daily Telegraph )
Tottenham Hotspur will allow goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky, 22, to leave the club on loan this summer to rebuild his confidence after the Czech Republic international was withdrawn after just 17 minutes against Atletico Madrid on Tuesday. (Daily Telegraph )
Nottingham Forest and Brazil defender Murillo, 23, is one of several defenders on Manchester United's shortlist of potential summer signings. (i paper)
Manchester City and Belgium winger Jeremy Doku, 23, will seek assurances over his long-term future at the Premier League club with Atletico Madrid monitoring his situation. (Teamtalk)
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West Ham would like to make the loan signing of Chelsea and France defender Axel Disasi, 28, permanent if they secure Premier League survival, but are not willing to match the £38.8m fee Chelsea paid for him in 2023. (Daily Mail)
Aston Villa will rival Arsenal for the signature of Borussia Dortmund and Germany midfielder Julian Brandt, 29, who will become a free agent this summer. (Football Insider)
Netherlands forward Joshua Zirkzee, 24, wants to leave Manchester United this summer after the club blocked a January departure. (Sun)
Liverpool and Arsenal lead the race to sign Stuttgart and Germany Under-21 defender Finn Jeltsch, 19, with Bayern Munich also interested. (Teamtalk)
Juventus are ready to step up their pursuit of Bournemouth and Argentina defender Marcos Senesi, 28, whose contract expires at the end of the season. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Sean Dyche is a leading candidate to replace Igor Tudor if Tottenham pull the trigger on their caretaker boss. (Sun)
Walsall have sacked head coach Mat Sadler following Tuesday's defeat by Salford City which left them with one win in their past 11 matches in League Two. (BBC Sport)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
Iran will not compete at World Cup, claims sports minister. Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Suriname and Bolivia could all ultimately benefit from Iran’s withdrawal. (Sun)
OTHER STUFF
Sheffield Wednesday will be handed a 15-point deduction for next season in League One if a deal with their new preferred bidder, Arise, goes through. Arise's offer would not meet the EFL's requirement to repay creditors 25p in the pound. Dejphon Chansiri, their main creditor, is understood to have loaned the club £60m in more than a decade as owner, and must be paid back £15m of that if the Owls are to avoid a points loss. (BBC Sport)
A Barcelona fan accidentally travelled to St James Park, the home of Exeter City, 370 MILES away from Newcastle’s St James’ Park after nightmare mix-up. (Sun)