BBC
Chelsea are interested in Brentford and England striker Ivan Toney, 27, and Brighton and Republic of Ireland forward Evan Ferguson, 19, because their first choice, Napoli and Nigeria striker Victor Osimhen, 25, is wanted by Paris St-Germain. (Standard)
Paris St-Germain are looking at Inter Milan and Argentina forward Lautaro Martinez, 26, AC Milan and Portugal attacker Rafael Leao, 24, and Osimhen to replace France forward Kylian Mbappe, 25, who is leaving the club at the end of the season. (La Gazzetta dello Sport - in Italian)
PSG are also keen to fill the void left by Mbappe's departure by signing Newcastle and Brazil midfielder Bruno Guimaraes, 26, and Manchester City and Portugal midfielder Bernardo Silva, 29. (L'Equipe - in French)
Liverpool are interested in signing Leeds United and England Under-20s midfielder Archie Gray, with Leeds potentially having to sell the 17-year-old if they do not win promotion to the Premier League. (Football Insider)
Arsenal target Pedro Neto could cost over £60m, with Wolves holding out for a club-record fee for their 23-year-old Portugal forward, who is also interesting Tottenham and Liverpool. (Standard)
Sao Paulo's Brazilian midfielder Pablo Maia, 22, is keen on a move to the Premier League, with Arsenal, West Ham and Fulham viewed as possible destinations. (Mail)
Former Liverpool and Uruguay striker Luis Suarez, 37, has said Major League Soccer side Inter Miami will be the last club of his career. (AS)
Sunderland's English forward Jack Clarke, 23, could leave in the summer according to the player's agent, after the Championship club rejected bids from Serie A side Lazio in January. (Sunderland Echo)
Roma want to sign Leeds United and Spain defender Diego Llorente, 30, on a permanent deal after he impressed during a loan spell with the Serie A club. (Yorkshire Evening Post)
Juventus have met former West Ham winger Felipe Anderson, with the 30-year-old Brazil winger out of contract at current club Lazio this summer. (La Gazzetta dello Sport - in Italian)
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe is concerned that the club's sporting director Dan Ashworth could hand their transfer secrets to Manchester United, if the 52-year-old Englishman makes a move to a similar role at Old Trafford. (Telegraph - subscription required)
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DAILY MAIL
Young Manchester United star Kobbie Mainoo is set to earn his first call-up to the England U21 side next week as the FA attempts to stave off interest in him from Ghana.
Sevilla will not be turning Hannibal Mejbri's loan move from Manchester United into a permanent deal because of concerns over his attitude since arriving in Spain.
The latest set of Opta global rankings has seen Manchester United placed outside the top 20 in 22nd spot, below the likes of PSV Eindhoven and Real Sociedad. Manchester City top the list ahead of Real Madrid and Inter Milan, and then Liverpool and Arsenal.
Sao Paulo midfielder Pablo Mata, who has been linked with the likes of Arsenal, West Ham and Fulham, says the Premier League is "a league that we dream of".
Liverpool legend Mark Lawrenson is certain Mo Salah will leave the club this summer and make a move to the Saudi Pro League.
Chelsea supporters travelling back from Sunday's Premier League clash with Manchester City have been warned by police that Avanti West Coast are planning to cancel the final train back to London, which is scheduled for 8:15pm, and they will have to make alternative transport arrangements.
Napoli's dreadful Serie A title defence could see their squad torn apart in the summer, most likely under new management, with Victor Osimhen the prized transfer for many of Europe's top clubs.
EVENING STANDARD
Chelsea are interested in Brentford's Ivan Toney and Brighton's Evan Ferguson but will continue to sound out further options before the summer.
TALKSPORT
Wilfried Zaha is being courted by a number of Premier League clubs as rumours swirl in Turkey that he wants to return to England after only one season with Galatasaray.
THE TIMES
Jurgen Klopp has issued a ringing endorsement of Xabi Alonso's credentials to become the next Liverpool manager, describing the Bayer Leverkusen boss as the "stand-out" coach among the new generation.
Potential Everton owners 777 Partners have been asked to provide further information on how they intend to fund the club by the Premier League, which is leading to increased levels of frustration at the US-based company.
Simona Halep has sued a Canadian nutritional company for around £8m in damages, claiming the contamination of one of their supplements was responsible for a failed doping test which led to a four-year ban.
THE SUN
Chelsea are planning a massive summer bid for Ivan Toney.
Pep Guardiola has hit back at Gary Neville's claim that Manchester City are boring, claiming his side's achievements will never be forgotten by the football world.
Oliver Glasner is standing by to answer Crystal Palace's call to become their next manager, with Roy Hodgson expected to step aside after his latest health scare. Paddy McCarthy is expected to be in charge on Monday against Everton though.
Former Crystal Palace academy player Michael Boateng has appeared in court over the seizure of £1m worth of crystal meth earlier in the week - he was remanded in custody until March 15.
Teenagers Ethan Williams and Louis Jackson, along with 20-year-old midfielder Toby Collyer, were given the chance to train with Manchester United's first-team squad by Erik ten Hag this week.
DAILY MIRROR
Mikel Arteta has admitted he will not stand in the way of Carlos Cuesta if the Arsenal assistant boss pushes to join Norwich City.
Shane Lowry has revealed messages in a Ryder Cup group chat warned LIV Golf defectors Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton not to have anything negative to say about other tours as others did in the early days of the Saudi-backed breakaway.
DAILY STAR
Eden Hazard has revealed Chelsea was not at the top of the list of Premier League clubs he wanted to join in 2012 and thoughts of a U-turn only started when the club won their first Champions League crown.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Mauricio Pochettino has warned Chelsea's owners that they could face more fan fury if they try to add an Argentinian club to their multi-club stable.
Fulham winger Willian has revealed he wants to become an agent after his playing career comes to an end, to try and help young players avoid the mistakes so many make.
Nottingham Forest are set to find out next week the date they will face their crucial hearing over the Premier League's charge for breaking financial regulations.
The ECB has turned down a proposal from Lalit Modi, founder of the Indian Premier League, to buy the Hundred and fund it through private investment. Modi is said to value the tournament at around £800m.
DAILY RECORD
Barry Ferguson thinks Rangers striker Kemar Roofe is in the last-chance saloon at Ibrox because of his spotty injury record since moving to the club.
Mail
Sao Paulo's Pablo Maia admires the Premier League, with the Brazilian midfielder tipped as a potential summer target for Arsenal, Fulham and West Ham
By Josue Seixas
Sao Paulo midfielder Pablo Maia, tipped as a possible summer transfer target for clubs including Arsenal, West Ham and Fulham, has told Mail Sport how he admires the Premier League.
Sao Paulo's Pablo Maia has revealed his love of the Premier League ahead of a potential move
'I heard about an offer from an English club to Sao Paulo FC, and then another club inquired about a loan deal two windows back,' said 22-year-old Maia.
'The Premier League is played at the highest technical and intense level in the world, with players accustomed to the Champions League and World Cup.
'It's a league that we dream of, set as a goal. Whenever I can, I watch the games and analyse how players in my position perform.'
Despite the interest from abroad, Maia insists he remains focused on Sao Paulo and his ambition to earn a call-up to Brazil's national team.
He has a close relationship with new Brazil boss Dorival Junior, under whom he secured the Copa do Brasil title, who is preparing to select his first squad for the friendly against England at Wembley next month.
'I am working harder every day, always focused and aiming to be worthy of a call-up to the national team,' said Maia. 'If it happens, I will definitely be prepared. It's one of my goals for this year.'
Maia's immediate focus lies on contributing to Sao Paulo FC's success. Reflecting on their recent triumphs, including winning the Copa do Brasil in 2023 and the Brazilian Super Cup, he stressed the importance of starting the year strong and how collective achievements drive individual performance.
'My dreams are focused on my goals here at Sao Paulo. I'm sure that with our team's excellent collective performance, it will contribute to my individual performance. If offers come in the middle of the year and are good for the team and for me as a career project, that could happen.'
MY FAVOURITE SHIRT - ALVIN MARTIN: West Ham home 1977-78... Even growing up in Liverpool, I'd admired the Hammers' colours, and I liked the shirt's angled collar!
I wore the claret and blue for the first time in a 2-1 win over Coventry City
I always admired West Ham's colours from afar, and loved the angled collar
By Alvin Martin For The Daily Mail
Even growing up in Liverpool, I’d admired West Ham because the colours went together
I even bought my first house because one of the rooms in it was painted in claret and blue
Pulling on the claret and blue for the first time at Upton Park was a special moment, when I came on as a substitute for Geoff Pike in a 2-1 win against Coventry.
I thought the shirt looked good with its angled collar.
Even growing up in Liverpool, I’d admired the West Ham strip. The colours went together and I liked the away kit as well, worn by Bobby Moore’s team with its hoops.
The funny thing is, as a young man in London, I wasn’t too confident about my own fashion coordination, so I tended to wear a reddish tank top and blue trousers because I knew from West Ham it was a colour scheme that worked!
I’m sure I even bought my first house on the basis that one of the rooms was painted claret and blue.
