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Manchester United have made Everton's England Under-21s defender Jarrad Branthwaite, 21, their main summer transfer target. (Star)
Crystal Palace's French winger Michael Olise, 22, is also high on United's summer wishlist. (Football Transfers)
United will push ahead with a bid for Branthwaite, who is valued at £75m by Everton, regardless of manager Erik ten Hag's future. (Mirror)
Everton are keen on Hull City's 23-year-old English defender Jacob Greaves, who is expected to move to the Premier League this summer if the Championship club miss out on promotion. (Football Insider)
Manchester City are exploring a move for Newcastle United's 26-year-old Brazil midfielder Bruno Guimaraes, who has a £100m release clause in his contract. (Football Transfers)
Arsenal are planning a move for Aston Villa's 24-year-old Dutch keeper Daphne van Domselaar in the summer after cooling their interest in England and Manchester United number one Mary Earps. (Telegraph - subscription required)
Tottenham have joined Manchester City, Liverpool, Newcastle and Arsenal in hoping to sign Portugal winger Pedro Neto, 24, from Wolves this summer. (Football Insider)
Outgoing manager Jurgen Klopp has recommended that Liverpool sign Algeria left-back Rayan Ait-Nouri from Wolves, although the 22-year-old is also on Manchester United's radar. (Teamtalk)
England winger Jadon Sancho, 23, has no desire to return to Manchester United after his loan spell at Borussia Dortmund as he blames manager Erik ten Hag for letting his career stall. (Bild, via 90min)
Dortmund are keen to keep Sancho and could explore a swap deal with United, which would see Netherlands striker Donyell Malen, 25, move to Old Trafford. (Fichajes - in Spanish)
It will cost Manchester United more than £10m if they were to sack manager Ten Hag and his coaching staff. (Times - subscription required)
Former Roma sporting director Tiago Pinto, who worked with coach Jose Mourinho at the Italian club, says he is interested in succeeding the Manchester United-bound Dan Ashworth at Newcastle. (i Sport - subscription required)
Portugal full-back Joao Cancelo, 29, has confirmed he hopes to see his loan move from Manchester City to Barcelona become permanent this summer. (Gazzetta dello Sport - in Italian)
Chelsea are among the clubs monitoring Danish club FC Nordsjaelland's Ivorian midfielder Mario Dorgeles, 19. (Tipsbladet - in Danish)
Tottenham are ready to let Wales defender Joe Rodon, 26, make a permanent move to Leeds United in the summer after being on loan with the Championship club this season. (Football Insider)
Bayern Munich have offered left-back Alphonso Davies a new contract worth 11-13m euros a year (£9.4m-£11.1m) but the 23-year-old Canada international wants up to 20m euros a year (£17m). (Sky Sports Germany - in German)
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DAILY MIRROR
Football chiefs have had to put an emergency plan in place for a potential FA Cup final and Championship play-off date clash.
Manchester United have made Everton's £75m-rated defender Jarrad Branthwaite one of their main summer transfer targets - and they may end up selling Harry Maguire and Raphael Varane to fund the deal.
Jadon Sancho will reportedly seek a permanent move away from Manchester United in the summer because he refuses to play for Erik ten Hag.
Manuel Akanji has told Trent Alexander-Arnold to keep his mouth shut until Liverpool win the Treble.
Brentford players were involved in a furious tunnel bust-up after their defeat at Arsenal, with angry stars confronting referee Rob Jones near the dressing rooms after the game as they were furious that Kai Havertz was not sent off before scoring the late winner.
THE SUN
Paul Pogba could be handed a shock return to football despite being hit with a four-year ban by a team playing in a Russia celebrity league.
Amad Diallo has removed all reference to Manchester United on his social media accounts.
Hollywood legend Adam Sandler was spotted in the stands at Stamford Bridge to take in Chelsea's clash with Newcastle.
Oscar is being linked with a shock transfer return to Europe.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Manu Tuilagi is likely to leave Sale Sharks at the end of the season to move overseas, bringing his long England career and time in English rugby to an end.
Sir Keir Starmer has backed the banning of transgender women from women's sport - after previously refusing to do so publicly.
Arsenal are plotting a summer move for Aston Villa goalkeeper Daphne van Domselaar, as their interest in Mary Earps cools.
The All England Club has backed proposals for a reformed tennis calendar offering equal prize money all year round.
THE ATHLETIC
The Kobe Bryant statue unveiled on February 8 to honour the Los Angeles Lakers legend outside Crypto.com Arena has four typos on the box score on the base of the statue, the team confirmed to The Athletic on Monday.
Gabriel Martinelli is expected to miss Arsenal's Champions League game against Porto on Tuesday due to a foot injury.
Manchester United will play Real Betis in a San Diego friendly on July 31.
UEFA's disciplinary body has opened proceedings after a homophobic sign was allegedly held towards Brighton supporters by a fan in the Roma crowd during Thursday's Europa League tie.
THE TIMES
INEOS' decision regarding Erik ten Hag's future will be partly influenced by the cost of dismissing him as Manchester United manager.
DAILY MAIL
Mohamed Salah himself was highly influential in Egypt's decision to exempt him from an upcoming international camp, with the Liverpool forward said to have pleaded with his nation directly to put his long-term fitness before a one-off tournament.
An emotional tribute to Terry Venables will be paid when England host Brazil later this month.
Supporters of Ligue 1 side Strasbourg, who are yet to win in 2024 and battling relegation under Patrick Vieira, plan to march in protest against their Clearlake Capital overlords at the end of this month.
A video has emerged of Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr being subjected to racial abuse by young fans on a recent visit to Morocco.
Pape Daouda Diong is a 17-year-old training with Chelsea after arriving from the Darou Salam Academy in Senegal.
DAILY EXPRESS
Manchester United football director John Murtough has been filmed alongside the club's director of negotiations Matt Hargreaves in Barcelona amid links to Mason Greenwood.
Liverpool are open to selling Luis Diaz at the right price this summer, according to surprise reports coming out of Colombia.
DAILY STAR
Ben Brereton Diaz was sensationally dropped from the Chile national team after being told he needs to know how to speak Spanish.
SCOTTISH SUN
Luis Palma is the latest Celtic star struck down with a training ground injury.
Reo Hatate could be available for Celtic's title showdown with Rangers at Ibrox on April 7.
Mark Fotheringham has dramatically jumped into the frame for the Aberdeen job.
DAILY RECORD
Italian champions Napoli have entered the race for Lewis Ferguson as they attempt to duel with Juventus for the Scottish sensation's services.
DAILY RECORD
Lewis Ferguson is at the heart of an incredible transfer battle with five of the biggest clubs in Italy now locked in a £20m plus fight for his signature.
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West Ham Have Tosin Adarabioyo Back on Radar for Summer Move
By Danny Rust
West Ham have reignited their interest in Fulham star Tosin Adarabioyo after prioritising a move for a new central defender ahead of European action potentially returning to the London Stadium for a fourth consecutive season, GIVEMESPORT sources have revealed.
Although there is uncertainty over whether boss David Moyes will remain in the dugout, thanks to the Scotsman admitting that he will not entertain signing a new contract until the campaign has reached its climax, Hammers technical director Tim Steidten is making plans before the transfer window reopens for business in the summer.
West Ham bolstered their backline with the £20million addition of Konstantinos Mavropanos from Bundesliga side Stuttgart in August, resulting in captain Kurt Zouma and Nayef Aguerd having more competition for places, but a 2-2 draw with Premier League strugglers Burnley last weekend highlighted that fresh options may be needed.
Adarabioyo Contract Situation Intriguing for Steidten
Adarabioyo is back on West Ham's radar ahead of the summer transfer window after his contractual situation at Fulham has resulted in there being plenty of intrigue and Steidten taking note of a potential opportunity to pounce for his services, according to GMS sources.
The 26-year-old entered the final six months of his Craven Cottage deal at the turn of the year, which allows him to pocket £40,000-per-week, and the west Londoners have failed to persuade him to pen fresh terms despite enjoying an impressive campaign under Marco Silva's tutelage and posting better statistics than Zouma this season.
Adarabioyo has been able to sign a pre-contract agreement with overseas suitors since January, but he has not held successful negotiations with any sides outside the Premier League at this stage and is on course to become a free agent at the end of June if he does not commit his long-term future to Fulham.
GMS sources understand that attracting a new centre-back to the London Stadium is high on the agenda for West Ham ahead of beginning their shopping for next season and beyond, and the former England under-19 international has worked his way onto their shortlist of potential acquisitions after they previously mulled over whether to attempt to lure him away from his current employers.
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