Arsenal want to sign Barcelona winger Malcom, 22, with Everton having already bid £31.5m to sign the Brazilian. (Sun)
Southampton's 25-year-old midfielder Mario Lemina, who is wanted by Manchester United, Arsenal and Leicester, says he does not want to be playing for the Saints next season. (France Football)
Arsenal could beat their north London rivals Spurs to the signing of Spain player Ceballos. (Daily Express)
Arsenal are prepared to add defenders Calum Chambers, 24, Carl Jenkinson, 27, or midfielder Mohamed Elneny, 26, into any potential deal for Crystal Palace's Wilfried Zaha. The Gunners have already had a £40m offer for the 26-year-old Ivory Coast winger rejected. (Daily Mirror)
Tottenham are leading Atletico Madrid in the race to sign Spanish midfielder Dani Olmo, 21, from Dinamo Zagreb in a £27m deal. (Daily Star)
Roma are interested in Tottenham defender Toby Alderweireld and the 30-year-old Belgium centre-back has a £25m release clause valid until 26 July. (Sky Sports)
Tottenham are stepping up their bid to sign Real Madrid midfielder Dani Ceballos, 22, on loan. (Daily Mirror)
Manchester United manager Gunnar Solskjaer remains confident he can pip neighbours Manchester City with a £75m deal for Leicester City's 26-year-old England defender Harry Maguire. (Daily Mail)
Former Chelsea striker Diego Costa, 30, is ready to speak to Everton over a move back to the Premier League as the Brazil-born Spain forward considers leaving Atletico Madrid. (Sun)
West Ham have proposed a deal to sign Juventus striker Gonzalo Higuain, 31, on loan for the season. The Argentina forward spent the latter half of last season on loan at Chelsea. (Daily Mail)
Everton have had a bid of 30m euros rejected by Juventus for 19-year-old Italy striker Moise Kean. (Tuttosport)
Everton have expressed an interest in signing Lille's Nicolas Pepe. The 24-year-old Ivory Coast forward would cost the Toffees a club-record fee of about £58.5m.. (Daily Telegraph)
Manchester City are "keen to keep" England midfielder Fabian Delph this summer despite rumours linking the 29-year-old with a move away from the Etihad. (Metro)
Wolves and West Ham are among the clubs trying to sign Edson Alvarez, a 21-year-old Mexican defender who currently plays for Liga MX side America. (Marca Claro)
Aston Villa, Brighton, Bournemouth and Wolves have all been linked with moves for Liverpool winger Harry Wilson, 22, who spent last season on loan at Derby. (Birmingham Mail)
West Brom have dismissed rumours that Egypt defender Ahmed Hegazi, 28, was set to join Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli.
(Birmingham Mail)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Former West Brom manager Darren Moore has been named the new boss of League One side Doncaster. (Sky Sports)
Steve Bruce met Newcastle managing director Lee Charnley last night as he closes in on his dream job. (Sun)
Sheffield Wednesday manager Steve Bruce has asked the Championship club for permission to speak to Newcastle about becoming their new manager. (Times )
Former England manager Sam Allardyce says he turned down the opportunity to return to Newcastle as replacement for Rafael Benitez.
(Sky Sports)
OTHER STUFF
Divock Origi has signed a new long-term contract with Liverpool following a series of match-winning performances last season. (Sky Sports)
Manchester United's Spain midfielder Juan Mata, 31, rejected £550,000-a-week offer from Shanghai SIPG to renew his deal at Old Trafford. (90Min)
Mata says he signed a new contract because the club is one of the "big three or four" in the world. (MUTV)
Bohemians trialist Eric Molloy struck a last-gasp equaliser to ensure Frank Lampard's first game in charge of Chelsea ended in a 1-1 draw. (Sky Sports)
Wolves' managing director Laurie Dalrymple has had his contract ended and been placed on gardening leave with immediate effect. (Sky Sports)
Notts County's winding-up order has been adjourned for a third time to allow chairman Alan Hardy more time to sell the club. (Sky Sports)
Ex-FIFA official Jack Warner, 76, accused of taking $10m bribe to influence World Cup host nation ballot ordered to pay $79m in damages by US court.
(Daily Mail)