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Manchester United and Paris St-Germain will be expected to pay a transfer fee of at least £90m if they are to sign prolific Napoli and Nigeria forward Victor Osimhen, 24, in the summer. (ESPN)
Arsenal have made agreeing new contracts with Bukayo Saka, 21, and France defender William Saliba, 21, a priority, with Manchester City interested in the England winger. (Talksport)
After a hectic transfer window Chelsea have turned their attention to extending the contract of Mason Mount, 24. The England midfielder is out of contract in the summer of 2024. (90min)
Manchester City want Brighton's Argentina midfielder Alexis Mac Allister, 24, to replace Ilkay Gundogan when the 32-year-old Germany international's contract expires at the end of the season. (Fichajes)
Sources close to Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang say the 33-year-old is shocked and disappointed to be left out of Chelsea's Champions League squad and is convinced the club want to get rid of him. (Telegraph - subscription required)
Manchester United have agreed a four-year contract extension with 18-year-old winger Alejandro Garnacho, who has been in senior Argentina squads. (AS in Spanish)
Staff at Old Trafford are split over whether 21-year-old England forward Mason Greenwood should be allowed to resume his career at the club. (Guardian)
Greenwood is eyeing a move to China to restart his career if United decide to sack him once they complete their own internal process. (Sun)
Manchester United are considering a summer move for Barcelona's 20-year-old Spanish forward Ansu Fati. (AS - in Spanish)
West Ham United and Everton will have to wait until the summer to move for Suriname winger Sheraldo Becker after Union Berlin were reluctant to let the 27-year-old leave in January because of their Champions League ambitions. (Caught Offside)
LA Galaxy right-back Julian Araujo's move to Barcelona has fallen through after Fifa ruled the paperwork to finalise the 21-year-old's transfer was submitted too late. (ESPN)
Utrecht's former United States Under-19 midfielder Taylor Booth, 21, is being monitored by Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag. (Mail)
Marseille tried to sign Sekou Mara on loan from Southampton in January but the Saints had no intention of letting the 20-year-old France U21 striker leave. (Footmercato - in French)
Chelsea are set to ask for exemptions from the Premier League's spending rules when they submit their latest accounts, arguing they were unable to receive income for three months last year after the previous owner, Roman Abramovich, was sanctioned by the UK Government. (Mail)
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THE SUN
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang appears to be in Milan after being axed from Chelsea's Champions League squad.
Chelsea and Benfica chiefs were reportedly close to a "physical confrontation" during tense negotiations for Enzo Fernandez.
DAILY MIRROR
Benfica chief Rui Costa has taken aim at Enzo Fernandez's conduct before his deadline day move to Chelsea.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's Chelsea future is in major doubt having been left out of their Champions League squad - with the striker said to be 'shocked and disappointed' after receiving the news.
Erik ten Hag says he is not worried about Casemiro and Bruno Fernandes suffering from burn-out and insists they can handle playing every game.
Mikel Arteta has suggested his hand was forced in the January transfer window after Arsenal lost Mohamed Elneny to injury.
Mykhailo Mudryk's former coach, Andres Carrasco, has insisted the Ukraine international would have been better suited to an Arsenal move.
EVENING STANDARD
Graham Potter says a "heavy cold" was behind Mykhailo Mudryk's substitution at half-time during Chelsea's draw with west London rivals Fulham on Friday.
Michail Antonio has revealed West Ham blocked him from leaving the club in January, after a "couple of bids" came in for the striker.
DAILY MAIL
The Premier League and EFL remain locked in talks over redistribution - with offers and counter-offers made and received but no deal reached.
American fans of the popular 'Welcome to Wrexham' television show will get the opportunity to see the team play stateside this summer, with the Welsh club entering a team into a new seven-on-seven soccer tournament being held in North Carolina this summer.
Randal Kolo Muani admits he has not got over his miss in the dying embers of the 2022 World Cup final, insisting the memory will 'be there for life'.
Thomas Muller has admitted the Bayern Munich squad were surprised by Marcel Sabitzer's Deadline Day move to Manchester United.
Prospective new Sheffield United owner Dozy Mmobuosi has provided an eight-figure cash injection to stave off the threat of administration.
Eddie Hearn has leaped to the defence of Anthony Joshua as he insists the Brit is ready to return with 'vengeance'.
THE TELEGRAPH
Jurgen Klopp says his off-form Liverpool stars should take inspiration from Manchester United's Marcus Rashford as he warned "self-pity" is not an option for the club's toils.
THE INDEPENDENT
Brendan Rodgers insists Leicester must accept they will always sell their best players but believes the club will survive.
THE GUARDIAN
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has taken the unprecedented step of criticising UK Athletics for its "inaccurate" interpretation of the law after UKA announced plans for a new transgender policy.
The Scotland captain, Jamie Ritchie, has said he does not know what to expect from England's new-look side under Steve Borthwick as the visiting side seek to extend their unbeaten run at Twickenham to three matches.
DAILY RECORD
Michael Beale has admitted his only worry over losing Malik Tillman in the summer is if parent club Bayern Munich are so impressed by his progress at Rangers that they want him back as part of their first team squad.
Toby Sibbick admitted he had a chilled out transfer deadline day after being delighted Hearts knocked back Blackpool.
Oliver Abildgaard's frantic last day as a Celtic player has been revealed with the Danish midfielder close to signing a deal in his native country before penning a deal in Italy.
New York City head coach Nick Cushing has taken a coy approach to rumours surrounding a possible Rangers exit for James Sands.
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Stoke City 1-4 U18s
West Ham United U18s claimed a place in the FA Youth Cup quarter-finals for the first time in 18 years thanks to a brilliant 1-4 win away to Stoke City.
The round of 16 clash, played at Stoke's bet365 Stadium, burst into life when Lewis Orford gave the visitors the lead on 22 minutes, brilliantly finishing on the swivel from Asher Falase's lofted ball into the penalty area.
Divin Mubama put the Irons in control before half-time, continuing his own, superb goalscoring run with a cool header from Orford's precise cross just a quarter-of-an-hour later.
The striker could have added a third for the Hammers before the interval, but would find the net again on 49 minutes with a powerful, right-footed effort into the top corner.
Mubama would turn provider for George Earthy not long after, permitting the midfielder to skip over a challenge inside the box before calmly passing the ball in for West Ham's fourth on 55 minutes.
Stoke City provided a timely reminder that the game was not over as a contest not long after, as Nathan Lowe headed in from a free-kick.
Victory against the Potters put Kevin Keen's young side into the quarter-finals for the first time since the 2004/05 season, with a trip to face Ipswich at Portman Road awaiting the U18s in the last eight.
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