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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is a potential candidate to replace the outgoing Thomas Tuchel at Bayern Munich. (Christian Falk)
Liverpool's Uruguayan forward Darwin Nunez, 24, is a target for Barcelona this summer as a replacement for Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, 35. (Sun)
United are awaiting offers for Brazil winger Antony, 24, as they look to make room in their squad for Crystal Palace's England-born France youth international midfielder Michael Olise, 22. (Rudy Galetti)
Arsenal have a verbal agreement with Brentford to complete the permanent signing of on-loan Spain goalkeeper David Raya, 28, in the summer for £27m. (Fabrizio Romano)
Liverpool are hopeful assistant manager Pep Lijnders, who is set to depart this summer along with manager Jurgen Klopp, will return to Anfield in the future. (Mirror)
Manchester United intend to use England defender Harry Maguire, 31, as bait to tempt Everton into selling England defender Jarrad Branthwaite, 21, this summer. (Star)
Palmeiras boss Abel Ferreira wants club president Leila Pereira to block the sale of 17-year-old Brazilian winger Estevao Willian to Chelsea, who have tabled a 55m euros (£47m) offer. (Goal)
Former Chelsea boss Graham Potter is in the running for the Ajax manager's job after the four-time European champions gave up hope of a return for Manchester United's Ten Hag. (De Telegraaf)
Getafe have opened talks with Manchester United over the possibility of striking another loan deal for 22-year-old England forward Mason Greenwood. (The Athletic - subscription required)
Juventus' Serbia forward Dusan Vlahovic, 24, is attracting interest from Arsenal as Mikel Arteta looks to bolster his attacking options. (Tuttosport - in Italian)
English defender Jarell Quansah, 21, is in line for a new long-term contract after impressing during his breakthrough season at Liverpool. (Mirror)
Inter Milan are set to rival Manchester United and Arsenal in the race to sign Bologna's 22-year-old Dutch striker Joshua Zirkzee. (90 min)
Sky Paper Talk
SUN ON SUNDAY
Hollywood's Will Ferrell has bought a 'large stake' in 'sleeping giant' Leeds United after falling in love with English football.
Jose Mourinho has been targeted for a lucrative return to management in Saudi Arabia, according to reports.
DAILY STAR ON SUNDAY
Manchester United intend to use Harry Maguire as bait in their attempt to land Jarrad Branthwaite.
Pascal Chimbonda has been sacked as manager of non-league Skelmersdale United, who have wasted no time in beginning their search for his successor after posting a job advert.
SUNDAY MIRROR
Liverpool defender Jarell Quansah is in line for a lucrative new long-term contract at the end of the season.
Jurgen Klopp has gained an insight into the man who will be replacing him at Liverpool as Arne Slot's first boss in management Henk de Jong paid a visit to Merseyside last week.
Bayern Munich are ramping up their pursuit of Erik ten Hag despite the Manchester United boss' turbulent season at Old Trafford.
Liverpool are reportedly hopeful that Jurgen Klopp's No.2 Pep Lijnders will return to the club at some stage along his coaching journey.
MAIL ON SUNDAY
Real Madrid have been crowned champions of La Liga after Barcelona failed to beat Girona.
Kalvin Phillips has reportedly picked up a mystery injury which looks to have ended his time on loan at West Ham United.
Four different goalscorers helped Newcastle condemn Vincent Kompany's Burnley to defeat in a crucial game during their battle to survive the drop.
SUNDAY EXPRESS
Kyren Wilson claims that a hypnotherapist has been 'knocking him out' to ensure he gets a good night's sleep during the World Snooker Championship.
SUNDAY RECORD
Adam Le Fondre will leave Hibs at the end of the season.
SCOTTISH SUN
Marvin Bartley has left Queen of the South with fans calling for former Rangers and Hibernian favourite Kevin Thomson to replace him.
The Athletic
Kalvin Phillips’ season at West Ham could be over after injury
By Dan Sheldon and Sam Lee
Kalvin Phillips’ season at West Ham United could be over after picking up an injury.
The England international, 28, joined from Manchester City in January on loan until the end of the campaign.
He has made 10 appearances for David Moyes’ side, including eight in the Premier League, but could now return to City for treatment on an unspecified injury.
It is yet to be decided where the midfielder will undergo his rehabilitation with both club medical departments currently in discussions.
West Ham have three games of their season remaining, but Phillips is ineligible to face his parent club on May 19.
Phillips moved to the London Stadium in the winter window in search of more regular first-team football but has made just three starts in all competitions.
He was also involved in an incident with a supporter following the defeat to Newcastle United in March where he was filmed showing his middle finger to the fan after being called “useless” as he was boarding the team bus.
“Kalvin’s a human being and what he needs is support and people to help him, which is what we’ll do,” Moyes said at the time. “We need our fans to give all our players the support they require.
“Kalvin’s a really good player and I do believe we can still make something out of the time we’ve got with him here.”
Phillips has 31 caps for his country and — injury permitting — will be hoping to be included when Gareth Southgate selects his squad for Euro 2024 later this month.
West Ham — ninth in the Premier League — are next in action against Chelsea on Sunday.
C&H
West Ham eye Carrick wonderkid
Simon Leyland
West Ham United are reportedly closing in on the signing of 21-year-old midfielder Hayden Hackney from Middlesbrough, according to recent chatter from news outlets
What with David Moyes‘ potential departure and the underwhelming loan spell of Kalvin Phillips, West Ham desperately needs reinforcements in central midfield. Edson Alvarez also requires quality competition.
Hackney has shone under Michael Carrick’s guidance at Middlesbrough this season. His comfort on the ball, passing ability, and composure make him a promising prospect.
In his Championship appearances, Hackney boasts an impressive average of 75.8 passes per game with an 87.9% completion rate. He’s been praised by manager Carrick, who called him a “shining light” for the club.
Reports suggest West Ham is prepared to offer a hefty £18 million for Hackney. While this could prove a smart investment down the line, some will consider it a risky amount for an unproven Premier League player.
Perhaps a £10-12 million price tag would be more reasonable for Hackney’s current experience level. However, he does look like a potentially excellent signing
