Long-term Manchester United target Neymar, 23, could join rivals Manchester City after Guardiola's arrival. The club are willing to meet the player's £105m buyout clause.
( Daily Express )
Manchester City also want Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi, 28, to reunite with Guardiola and are putting together a £120m deal to tempt the Barcelona forward.
( Sun )
Guardiola will try to sign Juventus' 22-year-old France midfielder Paul Pogba, who is rated at £80m, and Everton's 21-year-old England defender John Stones, who could cost £50m.
( Daily Mail )
Manchester City are planning an expensive summer overhaul of their squad with defender Eliaquim Mangala, 24, and striker Wilfried Bony, 27, poised to be sold.
( Daily Telegraph )
Chelsea captain John Terry, 35, has been offered a move to the Middle East. Talks between his advisers and Qatar side Al Arabi - managed by former Blues forward Gianfranco Zola - have taken place.
( Daily Mirror )
Former England captain Terry could earn £20m by playing just one season in China, although the MLS is also a possible destination.
( Daily Telegraph )
On-loan Blues striker Radamel Falcao, 29, was in Madrid on transfer deadline day as he looked to seal a move back to Atletico Madrid.
( Evening Standard )
Surprise Premier League leaders Leicester missed out on signing striker Loic Remy, 29, after Chelsea decided not to allow the France international to leave on a loan deal.
( Leicester Mercury )
On-loan Blues striker Radamel Falcao, 29, was in Madrid on transfer deadline day as he looked to seal a move back to Atletico Madrid.
( Evening Standard )
Manchester United had a deadline-day move for Arsenal defender Mathieu Debuchy, 30, blocked by Arsene Wenger. The full-back moved to Bordeaux instead.
( Daily Mirror )
Premier League strugglers Swansea were approached about the possibility of signing Brazilian Robinho, 32, who is a free agent after leaving Guangzhou Evergrande.
( South Wales Evening Post )
Newcastle ended their interest in Liverpool full-back Jose Enrique, 30, after discussions about the player's contract demands.
( Chronicle )
Aston Villa missed out on signing Hajduk Split's 6ft 7in goalkeeper Lovre Kalinic when the 25-year-old was denied a work permit and two appeals to the Football Association failed.
( Birmingham Mail )
Serie A side Lazio blocked moves from Villa and Bournemouth to sign midfielder Ravel Morrison, 22, who will now remain in Italy until the end of the season.
(Talksport)
Yaya Toure is ready to quit City in the wake of Guardiola's appointment - he was ditched by the Spaniard when they were previously together at Barcelona.
( Sun )
MANAGER MOVEMENTS
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola, 45, rejected last-minute attempts from Manchester United and Chelsea before agreeing a three-year deal to become Manchester City manager next summer.
( Daily Star )
Guardiola is already the best-paid manager in the world, but his £15m-a-year deal with City is an increase on his salary at Bayern Munich.
( Daily Mail )
The Spaniard will earn more than any other manager or player in the Premier League after being offered a £21m-a-year contract.
( Sun )
Guardiola will be given £150m to spend on players when he replaces Manuel Pellegrini.
( Guardian )
Pellegrini's next job could be at Chelsea, who spoke to the 62-year-old before taking Jose Mourinho back in 2013.
( Daily Express )
Times journalist Henry Winter believes Chelsea will look to Italy for their next manager - hinting he thinks Italy head coach Antonio Conte, 46, will get the job.
( BBC Radio 5 live )
Aston Villa manager Remi Garde is prepared to walk out on the club this summer after they failed to sign any of his January targets.
( Daily Star )
Oxford United boss Michael Appleton, 40, has turned down the chance to oversee the youth set-up at Manchester United, where he started his career.
( Times )
OTHER GOSSIP
Gary Cahill has no plans on following John Terry out of Chelsea after 'clear the air' talks with boss Guus Hiddink over a lack of Premier League playing time.
( Sun )
Rickie Lambert has admitted he is no longer good enough for West Brom's first-team, less than two years after playing in the World Cup for England.
( Daily Mirror )
Tomas Rosicky is poised to leave Arsenal this summer and the thigh injury he suffered on his return against Burnley could be the last time he pulls on a Gunners shirt.
( Daily Mirror )
Luke Shaw is set to give Manchester United a fitness boost and return to action in March.
( Daily Star )
Marcel Desailly believes Chelsea will eventually offer John Terry a new contract.
( Daily Express )
AND FINALLY
Former England captain David Beckham bought hot drinks for a paramedic and her patient after he spotted them waiting for an ambulance in the cold.
( BBC News )
A journalist was harassed by a fan with an inflatable banana while covering deadline day for Italian television, but got his own back by using the inflatable toy against him.
( Metro )
The police officer who posted a photo of Barcelona forward Lionel Messi's passport online has been sentenced to a month in prison.
( Sun )
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