Arsenal are the favourites to sign Napoli and Poli striker Arkadiusz Milik, 26, but face competition from Juventus. (Daily Star)
Lille have received multiple offers for striker Victor Osimhen. Arsenal, Tottenham and Liverpool are among the clubs interested in the Nigerian, 21. (Daily Mail)
Chelsea lead Paris St-Germain to sign Porto's Brazilian left-back Alex Telles, 27. (Daily Express)
RB Leipzig striker and Liverpool target Tino Werner has made a clear decision on his future in transfer talks, says Inter Milan sporting director Piero Ausilio. Ausiollo said the German 24, "would not come to us". (Daily Star)
Manchester United believe agent Mino Raiola is the only person who wants Paul Pogba to leave the club in the summer. France midfielder Pogba, 27, has been linked with Real Madrid and Juventus. (Times)
Manchester United are leading the race to sign £50m Kai Havertz from Bayer Leverkusen as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer plots a double transfer swoop along with securing the services of Borussia Dortmund's Jadon Sancho. (Sun)
Manchester United have failed to agree a loan extension for Odion Ighalo. (Sun)
Barcelona will seek a £9m loan fee from any Premier League club for Brazilian midfielder Philippe Coutinho. The 27-year-old has an asking price of £71m. (Mundo Deportivo)
David Luiz wants to extend his stay at Arsenal despite being out of contract and there is a 'very high chance' it will happen, says his agent. (Sky Sports)
Atletico Madrid midfielder and Manchester United target Saul Niguez says he will "announce a new club" in three days. The Spaniard, 25, has a £130m release clause in his contract. (Manchester Evening News)
Everton are expected to recall Danish goalkeeper Jonas Lossl, 31, at the end of his loan spell at Championship side Huddersfield Town. (Yorkshire Evening Post)
Celtic are considering signing Manchester City and Chile goalkeeper Claudio Bravo, 37. (Times)
Inter Milan say they want to keep on-loan Manchester United striker Alexis Sanchez beyond 30 June. The Chilean, 31, is contracted to the Serie A side until the end of the season. (Sky Sports Italia)
Rennes have ruled out selling Liverpool and Real Madrid target Eduardo Camavinga this summer. The midfielder, 17, has also been linked with Manchester United. (RTL)
Bayern Munich want to sign Manchester City and Germany winger Leroy Sane, 24, and compatriot Kai Havertz, 20, from Bayer Leverkusen as part of "a new era" at the club, says their deputy chairman. (Bayern 1)
Paris Saint-Germain have confirmed the signing of striker Mauro Icardi on a permanent deal from Inter Milan.
(Sky Sports)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard says he will "refresh" the club's squad during the summer transfer window.
(Daily Mail)
OTHER STUFF
Championship clubs agree to resume season on June 20 with all games set to be broadcast for fans. (Sun)
A total of 17 people from EFL clubs have tested positive for coronavirus in the latest round of testing. (Sky Sports)
Lucas Torreira took part in outdoor training on Saturday as the Arsenal midfielder stepped up his rehabilitation following an ankle injury. (Sky Sports)
Brighton are hoping to team up with West Brom and Burton and trademark the word 'Albion' to protect fans from fake merchandise. (Daily Telegraph)
West Ham are holding training sessions at the London Stadium as manager David Moyes gets his players used to playing in front of no supporters. (Daily Mail)
Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott turned down the chance to join Real Madrid. The Englishman, 17, was invited to meet Sergio Ramos in an attempt to get him to join. (The Athletic)
The UK Government has given the green light for live competitive sport to return behind closed doors from June 1. (Sky Sports)
Premier League clubs will discuss proposals for the introduction of official water breaks this week. (Sun)
Any player who tests positive for coronavirus later this week faces missing the Premier League's big restart, with the minimum period being two weeks for returning to group training. (Daily Telegraph)
Premier League clubs will be asked to approve the broadcast of crowd noise from the FIFA 20 video game at their next meeting on Thursday. (Daily Mail)
Referees and assistants are being given refresher courses on Zoom by the PGMOL amid concern of rustiness once the Premier League season restarts on June 17. (Daily Mail)
A number of Premier League clubs face a race against time to ensure their stadiums comply with new biosecure regulations being considered by top-flight officials. (Daily Mail)
The majority of teams in the bottom half of the Premier League want relegation scrapped if the 2019/20 season has to be curtailed.
(Sky Sports)