Manchester City are planning to go back in for Leicester's Riyad Mahrez in the summer.
(Sun)

England goalkeeper Joe Hart is wanted by Chelsea if their 25-year-old Belgian keeper Thibaut Courtois moves to Real Madrid. Hart, 30, is currently on loan at West Ham from Manchester City.
(Sun)

Manchester United are set to do battle with Liverpool and Bayern Munich for Borussia Dortmund's 19-year-old American winger Christian Pulisic.
(Bild)

Chelsea hitman Alvaro Morata has reportedly emerged as a surprise summer target for Paris Saint-Germain.
(Daily Mirror)

Manchester United have handed a trial to Colombian teenager Wilson Tilve, 16, who has been compared to fellow countryman and Bayern Munich midfielder James Rodriguez.
(Daily Mail)

Chelsea 'hold talks' with Real Madrid over Eden Hazard-Karim Benzema swap.
(Daily Mail)

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has assured 31-year-old Belgian captain Vincent Kompany he still has a part to play in their quadruple pursuit.
(Manchester Evening News)

Nottingham Forest have signed midfielder Ben Watson on a two-and-a-half year deal.
(Sky Sports)

Newcastle will revive their interest in striker Nicolai Jorgensen in the summer.
(Daily Star)

Feyenoord's Denmark striker Nicolai Jorgensen, 27, a target for Newcastle in last month's transfer window, has suggested he is open to a summer move to the Premier League.
(Newcastle Chronicle)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

West Ham manager David Moyes is unlikely to extend his stay at West Ham past the end of the season, whether or not the club stay in the Premier League.
(Daily Telegraph)

Paul Heckingbottom could be appointed Leeds head coach on Tuesday after he held talks with the Elland Road club.
(Sky Sports)

Zaha and Palace boss Roy Hodgson have been shortlisted for awards at this year's London Football Awards.
(Croydon Advertiser)

Manchester United will also meet with fans after manager Jose Mourinho's complaints about their silence in the win against Huddersfield on Saturday.
(Daily Star)

West Ham co-owner David Sullivan says fans 'sack the board' chants will achieve nothing.
(Daily Mail)

The FA is investigating video footage of Troy Deeney’s reaction after the Watford striker scored a penalty against Chelsea on Monday.
(Sky Sports)

Deportivo La Coruna have appointed former AC Milan player Clarence Seedorf as their coach for the rest of the season.
(Sky Sports)

The Premier League could introduce a winter break before 2022 to bring the English game in line with the rest of Europe.
(Times)

INTERNATIONAL STUFF

Former Everton boss Ronald Koeman will be unveiled as Netherlands manager on Tuesday.
(De Telegraaf)

Italy have conceded defeat in their attempts to convince Chelsea coach Antonio Conte to become their manager for a second time.
(London Evening Standard)

OTHER STORIES

Aleksandar Mitrovic turned down late interest from Middlesbrough in favour of a move to Fulham on Deadline Day.
(Sky Sports)

Arsenal are looking to tie down midfielder Aaron Ramsey, 27, to a new contract at the club. The Welshman's current deal expires in 18 months.
(Daily Mirror)

Tottenham striker Harry Kane says being released by Arsenal at the age of eight is the "best thing that ever happened to me".
(London Evening Standard)

Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha will see a knee specialist after suffering an injury in his side's 1-1 draw with Newcastle on Sunday. The 25-year-old Ivory Coast international is expected to be out of action for at least four weeks.
(Guardian)

Stoke skipper Ryan Shawcross, 30, has labelled Brighton's visit on Saturday as the biggest game of the season for the club.
(Argus)

Borussia Dortmund chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke has accused Arsenal's new signing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of "withholding performances" while the 28-year-old Gabon forward tried to push his transfer to the Gunners through.
(Daily Mirror)

Former midfielder Vinnie Jones says Leeds need to bring in "experienced pros" to get out of the Championship. The Yorkshire side are set to appoint Barnsley's Paul Heckingbottom as their seventh manager since 2014.
(Sun)

Referee Jon Moss has admitted he made an error by asking the fourth official to check TV footage during Liverpool's draw with Tottenham.
(Sun)

Everton striker Wayne Rooney, 32, says Chile forward Alexis Sanchez, 29, is the "perfect player" for Manchester United, because of his "aggression, passion and desire".
(Sky Sports)

Rooney also says he would "like to go into management" once he retires from playing.
(Sky Sports)