Arsenal have made an offer to the representatives of Ipswich's English striker Liam Delap, 22, as they seek to sign a supporting forward alongside a more experienced and proven option. (Football Transfers)
The Gunners have also stepped up talks to extend the contract of France centre-back William Saliba, who has been linked with Real Madrid. The aim is to prevent the 24-year-old leaving for a cheaper price when he has one year left on his deal next summer, or on a free transfer when his contract ends in 2027. (Get French Football News)
The future of Argentina keeper Emiliano Martinez, 32, at Aston Villa could be in doubt, with the Midlands club looking to sign a new stopper in the summer transfer window. (Daily Mail)
Liverpool are ready to sell 28-year-old Greece left-back Kostas Tsimikas this summer. (Football Insider)
Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea all have an interest in Bayer Leverkusen's Czech Republic striker Patrik Schick, 29, this summer. (Caught Offside)
Chelsea and Liverpool are leading the race to sign Bournemouth and Spain centre-back Dean Huijsen, 20. (Teamtalk)
English defender Lloyd Kelly, 26, has made the required number of appearances to turn his loan move from Newcastle United to Juventus into a permanent switch. (Calciomercato)
Liverpool have allegedly slapped a price tag on their midfielder Harvey Elliott as the summer transfer window looms. (Daily Star)
Manchester United are keeping tabs on 25-year-old Italy and Fiorentina forward Moise Kean. (Sun)
Jack Grealish is wanted by Napoli with the Manchester City star open to the transfer to link up with Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour. (Sun)
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has reportedly been offered a lucrative deal by Saudi Pro League side Al Hilal. (Daily Express)
Juventus are interested in a transfer for Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund and could offer midfielder Douglas Luiz as a makeweight in the deal. (Daily Mirror)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Phil Brown has been sacked as Kidderminster Harriers boss in the wake of their National League play-off defeat to Chester on Monday. (Sun)
One-time England boss Peter Taylor has made a shock return to management in the seventh tier as boss of Canvey Island, where he started his playing career in the 1960s. (Daily Mirror)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
Uncertainty around the final verdict of the 115 charges faced by Manchester City could extend into next season, but the club are still planning to spend big in the summer transfer window. (i paper)
OTHER STUFF
Bendito Mantato, the youngster who's been dubbed the 'new Bukayo Saka', has signed his first professional contract with Manchester United. (Daily Mirror)