TRANSFER RUMOURS

• Fulham have issued a hands-off warning to the host of clubs chasing Aleksandar Mitrovic.
  (Daily Star)



• Arsenal agree terms with William Saliba over £23m transfer… but ‘may have to pay St Etienne extra £9m’ to get him this season.
  (Sun)



• Arsenal and Uruguay midfielder Lucas Torreira, 23, says AC Milan have not made contact with him over a possible return to Serie A.
  (Talksport)



• Tottenham will end their 17-month wait for a new signing with deals for Jack Clarke and Tanguy Ndombele worth a combined £70m.
  (Sun)



• Manchester United have pulled out of the running to sign Leicester City and England defender Harry Maguire after being told the 26-year-old will cost £100m.
  (Daily Mirror)



• Inter Milan are preparing a deal for Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku which involves taking the 26-year-old Belgium international on loan for two years at a cost of £9m and an obligation to buy him at the end of that period for £53.8m.
  (Guardian)



• Ajax centre-back Matthijs de Ligt has accepted a contract offer from Juventus, who will now hold talks with his club to try to agree a deal worth £70m for the 19-year-old. However, Paris St-Germain have still not given up on signing the Dutch international.
  (Guardian)



• Manchester United will meet with the agent of Portugal midfielder Bruno Fernandes, 24, to try to secure his £70m move from Sporting Lisbon.
  (O Jogo)



• Juventus have asked Adidas for financial help in a bid to sign Manchester United and France midfielder Paul Pogba, 26.
  (Corriere dello Sport)



• Manchester City could scupper Watford's deal to sign Fluminense forward Joao Pedro in January 2020 by taking advantage of a £17.9m clause in the contract to hijack the move for the 17-year-old Brazilian.
  (Daily Star)



• Bayern Munich have held talks with Barcelona and France striker Ousmane Dembele's agent over a move for the 22-year-old.
  (Daily Mirror)



• PSG have opened talks with AC Milan over a potential £46m deal for 20-year-old Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.
  (Daily Mail)



• Huddersfield Town's English defender Tommy Smith, 27, is wanted by Championship rivals Stoke City and Scottish champions Celtic.
  (Huddersfield Examiner)



• Reading are interested in signing Brazilian winger Wenderson Galeno, 21, on loan from Porto.
  (Futebol365)



• Charlton Athletic's London-born winger Tariqe Fosu, 23, has agreed to join League One Oxford United.
  (South London Press)



• Former Wolves striker Liam McAlinden has joined League Two Walsall for pre-season training. The 25-year-old English forward was at League Two Cheltenham last season.
  (Express & Star)



• Brighton have completed the signing of winger Leandro Trossard from Genk for a fee believed to be around £15m.
  (Sky Sports)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

• Manchester City have recruited England's Cricket World Cup team psychologist to work with Pep Guardiola next season.
  (Times)



• Derby County are considering Darren Moore, Garry Monk and Danny Cowley as potential managerial replacements for Frank Lampard.
  (Sun)



• Nice boss Patrick Vieira, 43, Rangers manager Steven Gerrard, 39, and Manchester City coach Mikel Arteta, 37, are all on Newcastle's shortlist to replace Rafa Benitez.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• Spaniard Arteta has been backed to take on the Manchester City manager's role when Pep Guardiola leaves the club.
  (London Evening Standard)



• Burnley boss Sean Dyche is also on Newcastle's radar but the Magpies would have to pay the Clarets a £10m compensation fee.
  (Daily Mail)



• Derby County chairman Mel Morris has described reports linking Rangers boss Steven Gerrard to the Rams as "absolute rubbish". Derby manager Frank Lampard has been given permission to speak to Chelsea.
  (Derby Telegraph)

INTERNATIONAL STUFF

• England Under-21 manager Aidy Boothroyd has been told his position is not under immediate threat, despite his side's poor performance in exiting the European Championship finals at the group stage without winning a game.
  (Times)


Wales boss Ryan Giggs has been inducted into the Welsh Sport Hall of Fame, along with four of the country's sportsmen and women.
(Sky Sports)

OTHER STUFF

• The Football League board has decided video assistant referees will not be used for the Championship play-off final at the end of the forthcoming season as the system is not being used for any other league games during the season.
  (Times)



• Issa Diop's transfer to West Ham has sparked a financial wrangle between the club and former Crystal Palace striker Andrew Johnson - who acted as an intermediary in the deal.
  (Daily Mail)



• Aaron Wan-Bissaka signed a six-year £25m deal with Manchester United - the longest contract given to a player at Old Trafford.
  (Sun)



• Callum Hudson-Odoi hopes to hand Chelsea a boost by returning from his Achilles injury by the start of September.
  (Daily Mail)



• League One Coventry City have launched an investigation into the conduct of their Sandwell-born defender Jak Hickman, 20, while on holiday.
  (Coventry Telegraph)



• FIFA referees chief Pierluigi Collina has said the Premier League must use VAR to check whether goalkeepers have moved off the line during penalties.
  (Sky Sports)