TRANSFER RUMOURS
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Arsenal, Newcastle, Chelsea and Manchester United are keen on Serbia striker Dusan Vlahovic, with the 25-year-old set to leave Juventus this summer.
(Gazzetta dello Sport)
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Manchester United have stepped up their interest in Ipswich's 22-year-old English striker Liam Delap, who is rated at £40m.
(Daily Mail)
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Newcastle remain interested in a summer deal for Burnley's 22-year-old English goalkeeper James Trafford.
(Sky Sports)
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Brighton have put £100m price tags on 23-year-old Brazil forward Joao Pedro and 21-year-old Cameroon midfielder Carlos Baleba to fend off interest from Liverpool, Newcastle and Chelsea.
(Talksport)
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Romanian defender Andrei Ratiu is reportedly attracting interest from a host of top European clubs, including Premier League rivals Liverpool and Manchester City.
(Daily Mail)
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Portugal midfielder Bernardo Silva, 30, wants to leave Manchester City this summer in search of a challenge away from the Premier League.
(Football Insider)
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Newcastle are plotting a surprise move for Liverpool's 21-year-old English midfielder Harvey Elliott.
(Teamtalk)
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Chelsea are considering a move worth 40m euros (£33.4m) for Villarreal's 22-year-old French striker Thierno Barry.
(Fichajes)
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Arsenal, Newcastle and Nottingham Forest are among the clubs interested in Roma's 25-year-old Ivory Coast defender Evan Ndicka, who is rated at 40m euros (£33.4m).
(Caught Offside)
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Crystal Palace could make a move for Eintracht Frankfurt's 22-year-old French striker Hugo Ekitike if fellow French forward Jean-Philippe Mateta, 27, leaves the club this summer.
(Teamtalk)
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There is confidence in Saudi Arabia that Liverpool and Egypt forward Mohamed Salah, 32, is open to joining the Saudi Pro League once his deal expires with the Reds this summer.
(Daily Telegraph)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
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Bundesliga giants RB Leipzig are keeping tabs on Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner ahead of the summer transfer window.
(Sun)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
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The Football Association has stepped up its lobbying of the government to make forced entry into football stadiums, so-called "tailgating", a criminal offence before the UK and Ireland host the 2028 men's European Championship.
(Guardian)
OTHER STUFF
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Manchester United are finalising plans for a post-season tour that is set to see Ruben Amorim and his squad leave straight after the final game of the season against Aston Villa at Old Trafford on May 25 and fly to Asia.
(Daily Mail)
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The co-owner and chairman of Chelsea, Todd Boehly, is unlikely to face opposition from either the government or the Premier League if he pushes ahead with a purchase of The Telegraph.
(Times)
Source BBCSport/SkySports