TRANSFER RUMOURS

• Fulham want to sign Burnley and England goalkeeper Nick Pope, 29.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• Arsenal are preparing an offer for Manchester United's 24-year-old England forward Marcus Rashford.
  (Sunday Mirror)



• Arsenal are leading Manchester United in the race for Youri Tielemans as the Leicester star admitted he wants to play Champions League football.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• Southampton and Crystal Palace are interested in signing English midfielder Harry Winks, 26, from Tottenham.
  (Daily Star on Sunday)



• The Premier League has blocked an attempt by Burnley to sign Nigeria winger Victor Moses, 31, from Russian club Spartak Moscow.
  (Sky Sports)



• Everton will sell England-international striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin this summer, with Arsenal and West Ham ready to move for the 25-year-old.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• Juventus are intent on signing Chelsea and Germany defender Antonio Rudiger, 29, this summer.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• Leicester City's Belgium midfielder Youri Tielemans, 24, says he wants to play Champions League football.
  (Sunday Mirror)



• Manchester United and Arsenal have both been linked with Tielemans, who could be allowed to leave Leicester for £35m at the end of the season.
  (Metro)



• Borussia Dortmund's Norway striker Erling Braut Haaland will move to Manchester City or Real Madrid this summer, but the 21-year-old has rejected City's first big offer.
  (AS)



• West Ham are keen on loan moves for Ukraine-based forwards David Neres and Lassina Traore. Neres, 25, and Traore, 21, play for Shakhtar Donetsk and could move during a special loan window set up for players in the country but Shakhtar feel offers from other clubs may be more appealing.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• Napoli would want 100m euros (£83m) for 23-year-old Nigeria forward Victor Osimhen, who has received interest from several clubs including Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, Newcastle and Tottenham.
  (Fichajes)



• Paris St-Germain are monitoring developments regarding Leeds United's Brazil winger Raphinha, 25.
  (Mail on Sunday)



• Barcelona could offer 22-year-old Spanish central defender Oscar Mingueza as part of any deal to sign Raphinha from Leeds.
  (Sport)



• PSG have made Manchester United's France midfielder Paul Pogba, 29, their top transfer target.
  (Sunday Express)



• Ligue 1 side PSG could also move to sign Chelsea's Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku, 28, in the summer.
  (Football Insider)



• The future of Spain winger Adama Traore, 26, at loan club Barcelona depends on whether Wolves decide to make 22-year-old Barcelona loanee Francisco Trincao's move permanent.
  (Mundo Deportivo)



• Argentina forward Paulo Dybala could move from Juventus to Serie A rivals Inter Milan, with Inter lining up the 28-year-old as a replacement for fellow Argentine Lautaro Martinez, 24.
  (Mail on Sunday)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

• Ajax manager Erik ten Hag is surprised Manchester United have not offered him a contract to become manager after telling the club money will not be an issue in luring him to Old Trafford.
  (Sunday Mirror)

INTERNATIONAL STUFF

• England began their World Cup preparations with a 2-1 comeback win over Switzerland at Wembley Stadium which extended their unbeaten run to a record 21 games.
  (Sky Sports)



• Sub Alan Browne ensured the Republic of Ireland's big day did not end in defeat as his late equaliser secured a creditable draw against world number one side Belgium.
  (Sky Sports)



• Christian Eriksen scored within two minutes of his return to the Denmark national team, rifling home after coming on as a substitute against the Netherlands.
  (Sky Sports)

OTHER STUFF

• Wolves have opened talks with Portugal midfielder Ruben Neves over a new contract in an attempt to discourage interest in the 25-year-old.
  (90min)



• Ex-Arsenal goalkeeper Graham Stack has come out of retirement to play for seventh-tier side Chesham United.
  (Sun on Sunday)



• Tottenham are in talks with MLS club Orlando City about formalising a player exchange arrangement at youth team level.
  (Mail on Sunday)



• Crystal Palace could have new majority ownership for the first time since Steve Parish's group bought the club in 2010 as a by-product of the Chelsea takeover battle.
  (Mail on Sunday)



• Former Arsenal captain Laurent Koscielny has confirmed his retirement from football after leaving Bordeaux in January - using his statement to strongly deny "shocking" allegations of racist behaviour from the club's ultras.
  (Mail on Sunday)