Manchester United are best placed to sign Rafael Leao, 26, with the AC Milan and Portugal winger available for just £43m. (Gazetta Dello Sport)
United could also explore a deal for West Ham and England forward Jarrod Bowen, 29, if the Hammers are relegated. (Football Insider)
Chelsea have agreed to sign Argentine former Brighton left wing-back Valentin Barco, 21, from sister club Strasbourg. (Mail on Sunday)
Liverpool's Brazil goalkeeper Alisson Becker, 33, is prepared to move to Juventus and reunite with his former Roma coach Luciano Spalletti, even if the Turin club fails to secure Champions League football. (Corriere Dello Sport)
Leeds United could move to sign Southampton midfielder Shea Charles, 22, after the Northern Ireland international missed out on a chance to reach the Premier League over the Spygate scandal. (Football Insider)
Brighton and Crystal Palace are among a number of Premier League clubs keen to sign 20-year-old Bayern Munich midfielder Arijon Ibrahimovic after the German impressed on loan at Heidenheim. (Teamtalk)
Aston Villa are interested in Denmark striker William Osula, 22, but Newcastle insist he will not be sold after forcing his way into Eddie Howe's starting line-up. (Football Insider)
Chelsea want their former defender Thiago Silva, 41, to return to the club as a coach following his departure from Porto - but AC Milan have offered the Brazilian a one-year deal to continue playing. (ESPN Brasil)
Atalanta midfielder Ederson was left out of their starting line-up against Fiorentina on Friday as talks continue over his proposed £38.8m move to Manchester United. (Mail on Sunday)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Ex-Chelsea manager Rafael Benitez has been sacked by Panathinaikos. Benitez, 66, was axed after just seven months in charge of the Athens-based outfit. (Sun on Sunday)
OTHER STUFF
Oli McBurnie's late, late winner against Middlesbrough means the Tigers, who finished 21st in the Championship last season, will play Premier League football next term. (BBC Sports)
Bournemouth have received approval on a £90million plan to expand the Vitality Stadium. The Cherries‘ current ground is the smallest in the Premier League with a capacity of just 11,307. (Sun on Sunday)
Celtic lift Scottish Cup, after beating Dunfermline Athletic 3-1, to complete Scottish League and Cup double. (BBC Sports)