Juventus want to sign Arsenal's 22-year-old Spain full-back Hector Bellerin, who could be open to leaving.
(Guardian)

Liverpool are keen to sign Napoli midfielder Jorginho and have made an approach for the 26-year-old Brazil-born Italy midfielder. (UOL Esporte) Manchester City will only buy "one or two players more" in the summer, according to boss Pep Guardiola.
(Daily Telegraph)

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is unsure whether 30-year-old Belgium midfielder Marouane Fellaini will stay beyond the end of his contract this summer.
(Daily Mail)

Crystal Palace have signed former Brazil goalkeeper Diego Cavalieri until the end of the season.
(Sky Sports)

Premier League clubs are interested in signing Nice's 27-year-old Italy striker Mario Balotelli, says the player's agent.
(Daily Mail)

Sunderland are hoping to profit from high interest from Ligue 1 in 27-year-old Tunisia midfielder Wahbi Khazri, who is on loan at Rennes.
(Northern Echo)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

Arsene Wenger has warned his Arsenal players that everyone's future at the club is at stake.
(Daily Mirror)

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte questions whether the club share his ambition and says he is the type of coach who is "not a loser - a winner".
(Daily Express)

Burnley are the subject of a £180m takeover from rival American and Middle Eastern investors (Northern Echo) Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez says former club Liverpool must start winning trophies under Jurgen Klopp if they are to be remembered.
(Daily Mirror)

INTERNATIONAL STUFF

Stoke goalkeeper Jack Butland, 24, wants England manager Gareth Southgate to say who his number one keeper is.
(Times)

OTHER STORIES

Leicester have posted record pre-tax profits of £92.5million for the year ending May 2017 - more than Chelsea and Liverpool.
(Sky Sports)

Peter Hill-Wood, the former Arsenal chairman who appointed Arsene Wenger as manager in 1996, says "there probably ought to be a change of management".
(Daily Star)

In a Tuesday dressing-room meeting from which Manager Arsene Wenger was absent, senior Arsenal players addressed the recent slide, with one saying his children had asked him why the Gunners were so bad.
(Guardian)

Croatian prosecutors have filed perjury charges against Real Madrid midfielder Luka Modric for his testimony about financial deals with a former Dinamo Zagreb director.
(Sky Sports)

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba, 24, has refused to discuss his relationship with Mourinho.
(Daily Express)