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BBC
Tottenham are determined to resist Manchester United's attempts to sign England striker Harry Kane, 29, this summer, with Spurs chairman Daniel Levy unwilling to sell to a Premier League rival. (Mirror)
Erik ten Hag is confident he can persuade Chelsea's 24-year-old England midfielder Mason Mount to join Manchester United as part of a summer overhaul being demanded by the manager. (Telegraph)
Bayern Munich are prepared to pay £95m sign West Ham and England midfielder Declan Rice, with the German side determined to beat Arsenal to the signature of the 24-year-old. (Mirror)
Paris St-Germain are interested in making a shock move for Arsenal's 24-year-old Norwegian midfielder Martin Odegaard. (Mail)
Tottenham, Newcastle and Arsenal are among the Premier League clubs interested in Leicester's James Maddison and the 26-year-old England midfielder could go for around £40m. (Mirror)
Crystal Palace have approached former Chelsea and Brighton boss Graham Potter over their vacant managerial position, with Nice also keen on the 48-year-old Englishman. (Footmercato - in French)
Brighton have completed the signing of Germany midfielder Mahmoud Dahoud, 27, on a free transfer from Borussia Dortmund. (Fabrizio Romano)
Liverpool have rejected a permanent transfer offer from abroad for Portugal Under-21 attacking midfielder Fabio Carvalho as the Merseyside club are only considering a loan deal for the 20-year-old. (Athletic - subscription required)
West Ham are leading the race to sign James Ward-Prowse, with Southampton valuing the 28-year-old England midfielder at £40m. (Sun)
Newcastle are confident they can tie Brazil midfielder Bruno Guimaraes, 25, down to a new contract at St James' Park despite interest from Barcelona. (90min)
Brazilian 31-year-old forward Roberto Firmino, who will leave Liverpool this summer, is waiting to see where he would fit in with Real Madrid's plans before taking a decision on moving to Spain. (Mail)
Barcelona boss Xavi says he is in talks with 35-year-old Argentina and Paris St-Germain forward Lionel Messi over a sensational summer return to the Camp Nou. (Standard)
But Messi's father and agent Jorge has agreed a two-year deal with Saudi Arabian side Al-Hilal worth 1.2bn euros (£1.1bn). (Footmercato - in French)
Everton are stepping up their interest in 21-year-old Mali striker El Bilal Toure following his return to Almeria's line-up on Sunday. (Mail)
Chelsea have opened talks over a deal to sign 22-year-old Uruguay and Sporting CP midfielder Manuel Ugarte. (90min)
Other midfield targets for Chelsea include Brighton's 24-year-old Argentina international Alexis Mac Allister and 21-year-old Ecuador international Moises Caicedo. (Guardian)
United States midfielder Brenden Aaronson, 22, has a relegation release clause in his Leeds contract and is expected to leave Elland Road this summer. (Athletic - subscription required)
Crystal Palace are considering a loan bid for Chelsea and England Under-19 midfielder Lewis Hall, 18. (Mail)
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DAILY MAIL
Paris Saint-Germain are interested in a shock move for Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard with the Gunners reluctant to let their star player leave after a brilliant season in which he played a huge part in their title push.
Jude Bellingham is set to miss England's upcoming Euro 2024 qualifiers with fears growing that the Borussia Dortmund star needs to have knee surgery.
Everton are stepping up their interest in striker El Bilal Toure following his return to Almeria's line-up on Sunday.
Roberto Firmino is waiting to see where he would fit in with Real Madrid's plans before taking a decision on moving to Spain.
Mauricio Pochettino is keen to have talks with Romelu Lukaku about keeping him at Chelsea next season.
Chelsea prospect Lewis Hall is being monitored by Crystal Palace.
Manchester United midfielder Fred is attracting interest from Fulham.
Barcelona winger Ferran Torres is the latest wide player to fall under the gaze of Newcastle, who have also held discussions over the merits of Torino centre-back Perr Schuurs.
Brighton are in talks to sign Livingston's American goalkeeper Brian Schwake after he trained with them last week.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
London Irish are set to be suspended from the Rugby Football Union this Wednesday after the club fell into financial difficulties this season.
Erik ten Hag is confident he can persuade Mason Mount to join Manchester United as part of a summer overhaul being demanded by the manager.
THE TIMES
Aston Villa defender Tyrone Mings has admitted to being surprised to receive an England call-up for next month's European Championship qualifying matches against Malta and North Macedonia.
THE SUN
Southampton are hoping to land up to £40m for captain James Ward-Prowse this summer despite their relegation, with West Ham leading the chase.
Jude Bellingham is on the verge of moving from Borussia Dortmund to Real Madrid - although both clubs are still haggling over the final fee.
Pep Guardiola called Neymar to enquire about his intentions ahead of the transfer window, according to reports.
Erik ten Hag has dropped his biggest hint yet that Mason Greenwood could end up staying at Manchester United.
Graham Potter is reportedly in talks to take over from Roy Hodgson at Crystal Palace.
Ivan Toney has posted a bullish seven-word message on social media after his betting ban, telling fans he will be "back soon" following the start of his eight-month suspension.
DAILY MIRROR
Bayern Munich are prepared to pay a staggering package worth £95m to land Declan Rice from West Ham.
James Maddison will lead a 10-player Leicester exodus this summer with a queue of Premier League clubs - including Newcastle, Tottenham and Arsenal - ready to snap him up.
Liverpool look set to hand Alexis Mac Allister his much-desired No 10 shirt should he arrive at Anfield.
DAILY RECORD
Steven Naismith is edging closer to being appointed permanent Hearts boss.
Carl Starfelt insists the treble is too important to Celtic to risk taking Inverness lightly.
SCOTTISH SUN
Inverness will be cheered on in Saturday's Scottish Cup final by barely 6,000 fans.
AEK Athens warned that Celtic target Levi Garcia is not for sale at any price.
Celtic are showing interest in 20-goal Slovenia striker Zan Vipotnik, according to a report.
Mail
Southampton 'slap £40m price tag on James Ward-Prowse' despite their relegation from the Premier League... with West Ham leading the chase for the Saints star as they look to rebuild ahead of Declan Rice's expected exit
By Max Mathews For Mailonline
Southampton want £40million to sell their captain James Ward-Prowse this summer, according to reports.
The Saints' relegation to the Championship was confirmed on the final day of the Premier League season on Sunday.
And the south-coast club are keen to raise funds for a summer rebuild by selling off their skipper and talisman Ward-Prowse amid interest from West Ham.
Central midfielder Ward-Prowse has three years left on his contract and is wanted by several clubs including Aston Villa and Tottenham, leading to the hopeful £40m valuation.
As reported by the Sun, the Hammers are leading the chase for the 28-year-old, who does not have a relegation release clause in his contract - as revealed by Mail Sport in May.
David Moyes' side are also said to want Fulham's Joao Palhinha as they plan a midfield overhaul ahead of the probable departure of Declan Rice this summer.
Rice is wanted by clubs including Arsenal and Manchester United and is expected to leave in the upcoming transfer window.
However, the Sun add that no talks have taken place between Ward-Prowse and any suitors yet.
A Saints academy graduate, the 11-cap England international has played 409 times for his local club in all competitions, scoring 55 goals.
The set-piece specialist scored nine goals this season, also recording four assists.
Ward-Prowse's regular midfield partner this season, Romeo Lavia, is reportedly attracting interest from Liverpool and could also move this summer.
After Southampton's final game of the season, an entertaining 4-4 draw against Liverpool in which Ward-Prowse scored and was subbed off late on to a standing ovation, he said: ''It is nice of course, this is a club that has meant a lot to me.
'I've been here for 20 years and had a fantastic journey, I've enjoyed every minute of it. You never know what is going to happen in the future. I come away this season with my head held high knowing I've done everything I can for this club, not only this year but ever since I came through the door as an eight year old.'
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