Manchester United will try to sign Tottenham striker Harry Kane, 23, if they fail to tempt Atletico Madrid to part with Antoine Griezmann, 25, this summer.
( Daily Star )

United striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic wants to stay at Old Trafford for another two years. The 35-year-old has had offers to extend his playing career in China, the United States and Europe.
( Daily Mirror )

Tottenham are set to move for Luke Shaw, 21, with the Manchester United defender poised to move in the summer following a lack of playing time.
( Daily Mirror )

John Terry is heading to the United States, with LA Galaxy favourites to sign the 36-year-old Chelsea defender.
( Sun )

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte wants to sign a wing-back in the summer, despite Victor Moses, 26, agreeing a new deal with the Blues.
( Daily Telegraph )

Arsenal risk losing midfielders Jack Wilshere, 25, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, 23, as well as 27-year-old defender Kieran Gibbs. The Gunners have yet to make formal contract offers to the England trio, whose deals expire in the summer of 2018.
( London Evening Standard )

Juventus are prepared to sell striker Simone Zaza, 25, and France forward Kingsley Coman, 20, to raise funds to sign Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez, 28.
( Talksport )

The Gunners are giving a trial to a 17-year-old midfielder from Chile dubbed the 'the next Alexis Sanchez'. Marcelo Allende plays for second division side Deportes Santa Cruz.
( Sun )

Liverpool have made a bid for 17-year-old Santos forward Rodrygo, but the teenager has concerns about moving to Europe.
( Daily Express)

Reds boss Jurgen Klopp could target forward Lorenzo Insigne after the 25-year-old's contract talks with Napoli stalled.
( Calciomercato )

West Ham will offer versatile midfielder Michail Antonio, 26, a new contract that could double his wages to £70,000 a week.
( Daily Mail )

Watford will sign defender Jorge Segura, 20, from Envigado in the summer, the Colombian top-flight side have confirmed.
( Watford Observer )

Former Galatasaray and Reading midfielder Jem Karacan, 28, is having a trial at League One Bolton Wanderers.
(Bolton News)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

Fulham boss Slavisa Jokanovic, 48, says he could stay at the Championship club for 10 years if he is successful.
( London Evening Standard )

Leicester City fans do not want Roy Hodgson as their next manager. The Premier League champions have held informal talks with the former England boss, 69.
( Leicester Mercury )

West Ham are close to agreeing a deal to give manager Slaven Bilic a new contract at the end of the season. Bilic, who replaced Sam Allardyce as manager in June 2015, currently has 15 months left on his three-year contract.
( Sky Sports )

Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino is preparing to offer up a reality check by telling chairman Daniel Levy that he will need a stronger squad to keep the club punching above their weight next season.
( Daily Telegraph )

Tony Pulis is yet to pay Crystal Palace any of the £3.77m that was awarded against him last year after a legal dispute with the club over a bonus payment made before he left.
( Times )

Everton boss Ronald Koeman is on Barcelona's shortlist as Luis Enrique announces he will leave at the end of the season.
( Daily Mail )

Inter Milan have offered Chelsea boss Antonio Conte, 47, a £10m-a-year deal to leave Stamford Bridge.
( Daily Mirror )

Bristol City boss Lee Johnson, 35, could be sacked if his team do not beat fellow Championship strugglers Burton at Ashton Gate on Saturday.
( Bristol Post )

Leeds boss Garry Monk, 37, is wanted by Rangers as a replacement for departed manager Mark Warburton.
( Daily Star )

OTHER STORIES

Fans of non-league Lincoln City started queuing at 3am - seven hours before tickets went on sale for their FA Cup quarter-final tie at Arsenal. Lincoln have been allocated 9,000 tickets for the Emirates game on Saturday, 11 March.
( Lincolnshire Echo )

Spartak Moscow defender Dmitri Kombarov hired a lion for his five-year-old daughter's birthday party.
( Daily Mirror )

Manchester United right-back Antonio Valencia, 31, says Jose Mourinho's side are beginning to think about winning a treble this season.
( Daily Telegraph )