Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale, 28, has been linked with a move away from the club but manager Zinedine Zidane says the Wales international "will always be important" to the Spanish outfit.
(Sun)

Manchester United have stepped up their interest in signing Nice midfielder Jean Michael Seri. The 26-year-old Ivory Coast international has a £35m release clause in his contract.
(Daily Mirror)

Anthony Martial's future at Manchester United could be in doubt with the 22-year-old forward yet to receive an offer of a new contract at Old Trafford. The Frenchman's current deal ends next summer.
(RMC)

Several Premier League clubs are tracking FK Ostersunds' Iranian striker Saman Ghoddos, 24, following his impressive Europa League displays against Arsenal.
(ESPN)

Watford, West Brom, West Ham and Newcastle are all interested in signing Marseille's Cameroonian midfielder Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa, 22.
(Sun)

Newcastle are interested in signing Galatasaray midfielder Garry Rodrigues, 27, a Cape Verde international who is valued at £10m by the Turkish club.
(Birmingham Mail)

Newcastle keeper Martin Dubravka, 29, says his loan move to the club from Sparta Prague has "completely changed my life" and the Slovak hopes he can earn a permanent move to the Magpies.
(Guardian)

Tottenham's South Korean forward Son Heung-min, 25, says his first memories of England were "bad" after failed trials at Portsmouth and Blackburn.
(Daily Mail)

Paris St-Germain are considering signing 18-year-old AC Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma in the summer. The Italian teenager signed a new contract with the Serie A side until 2021 last summer.
(AS)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger does not believe Pep Guardiola has brought a higher level of football to the game in his spells at Barcelona and Manchester City.
(Guardian)

West Brom boss Alan Pardew knows his future at the club is in doubt with the Baggies bottom of the Premier League but he says he wants to stay at The Hawthorns outfit.
(Daily Telegraph)

Mauricio Pochettino has claimed his "warrior" Jan Vertonghen can keep playing until he is 40.
(Daily Mirror)

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has agreed a new contract with the club worth nearly £20m a year until 2021, a £3m increase on his current deal.
(Daily Mail)

Everton boss Sam Allardyce does not see his role at the club as a "short-term fix" and hopes "to to do bigger things in the future".
(Guardian)

Grimsby are open to talking to Sol Campbell about their vacant managerial position.
(Daily Mirror)

Guardiola is risking a touchline ban if he wears a yellow ribbon in support of imprisoned politicians in his native Catalonia during Manchester City's game against against Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday.
(Times)

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says his Manchester United players have to earn his trust rather than the other way round.
(Daily Mirror)

OTHER STORIES

Arsenal fear that Aaron Ramsey will try to run his contract into its final year in a repeat of the uncomfortable position that the club faced with Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez this season.
(Times)

Crystal Palace have recommended that Gary Issott, their suspended academy director, be permitted to return to work in their report into his alleged misconduct, which has been passed to the FA.
(Times)

Manchester City midfielder Oleksandr Zinchenko, 21, says "everyone calls me 'Kev'" because he looks like team-mate Kevin de Bruyne.
(Daily Telegraph)

The FA is planning to vote in favour of VAR being used at the World Cup at the annual general meeting of the law-making body of the International FA Board (IFAB) next Saturday.
(Times)

Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand made an offer close to £10m to buy non-league side Dulwich Hamlet's ground, but the bid was rejected by the owners.
(Independent)

Manchester United officials are becoming annoyed by the conduct of midfielder Paul Pogba's agent Mino Raiola, who told the Old Trafford side's manager, Jose Mourinho, where to play the 24-year-old France international.
(Times)

Manchester United players have no problem with the tactics used by manager Jose Mourinho in the goalless Champions League last-16 first-leg draw against Sevilla.
(Manchester Evening News)