TRANSFER RUMOURS

• RB Leipzig and France Under-21 centre-back Dayot Upamecano, 20, is wanted by Arsenal.
  (ESPN)



• Atletico Madrid have made an offer of £71m for Leicester City's England defender Ben Chilwell, 22, but will face competition from Manchester City.
  (Sun)



• James Maddison is being closely monitored by Mauricio Pochettino as the Tottenham boss plans how to spend his Champions League jackpot.
  (Daily Mirror)



• Manchester United's England defender Ashley Young, 33, could link up with former club and international team-mate Wayne Rooney at Major League Soccer side DC United.
  (Manchester Evening News)



• United's Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku, 26, has been told he can leave Old Trafford for Inter Milan.
  (Sun)



• Paris St-Germain are in discussions with Barcelona to bring in France forward Ousmane Dembele 22, as part of a swap deal for 27-year-old Brazil striker Neymar, who would return to his former club.
  (RAC1 Sport)



• Lille winger Nicolas Pepe, 23, is a £70m target for Liverpool, while Manchester United and Paris St-Germain are also interested in the Ivory Coast international.
  (Daily Star)



• Bayern Munich have made an £80m bid to sign Juventus' 25-year-old Argentina forward Paulo Dybala.
  (Corriere dello Sport)



• Southampton striker Sam Gallagher is wanted by Leeds after being told he can leave the south coast.
  (Daily Star)



• Lyon's French left-back Ferland Mendy, 23, is set to join Real Madrid.
  (AS)



• Huddersfield are frontrunners to sign Ipswich's England youngster Dylan Crowe.
  (Daily Mail)



• Ajax's 19-year-old Netherlands defender Matthijs de Ligt is attracting interest from Real Madrid.
  (Mundo Deportivo)



• Valencia's Spain forward Rodrigo Moreno, 28, and Girona's Uruguay forward Cristhian Stuani, 32, are targets for Barcelona.
  (Marca)



• Aston Villa are preparing a club-record £20m bid to sign Brentford's 25-goal striker Neal Maupay.
  (Sun)



• Manchester City's English winger Patrick Roberts, who spent last season at Girona in Spain, is joining Premier League newcomers Norwich City on loan for the 2019-20 season. The 22-year-old has made one league appearance for City.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• West Ham have confirmed Samir Nasri, Andy Carroll and Adrian will leave the club when their respective contracts expire on June 30.
  (Sky Sports)



• Cypriot side Apollon Limassol want Rangers' 31-year-old Northern Ireland forward Kyle Lafferty.
  (Daily Record)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

• Watford's Spanish manager Javi Gracia is on a five-man shortlist to replace the outgoing Rubi at Espanyol.
  (Marca)



• West Brom have held a second round of talks with Wolfsburg's German boss Bruno Labbadia as their search for a head coach continues.
  (Express & Star)



• Gordon Strachan will hold crunch talks with Dundee in the next 48 hours before deciding whether or not to make a stunning return to football at Dens Park.
  (Daily Record)



• Belgium's former Wigan and Everton manager Roberto Martinez is not an option for Barcelona if the La Liga champions dismiss their Spanish coach Ernesto Valverde. Spaniard Martinez has been strongly linked with the Nou Camp job.
  (Mundo Deportivo)



• Juventus' players have been told to expect Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri to be appointed as their next manager.
  (Daily Mail)

INTERNATIONAL STUFF

• Ryan Giggs says he is unconcerned by speculation surrounding the future of Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale ahead of Wales' European Championship qualifiers in June.
  (Sky Sports)



• President Aleksander Ceferin says UEFA will keep Baku as a host city for Euro 2020 despite fans having problems travelling to the Europa League final.
  (Sky Sports)

OTHER STUFF

• Tottenham's live screening of the Champions League final on Saturday has sold out.
  (Sun)



• England are being damaged by a new generation of football fans who adopt a "stag-do culture", according to the FA's head of security.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• The prospect of concussion substitutes in football has moved a significant step forward after UEFA joined FIFPro, the world's player union, in urging FIFA to consider a rule change.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• Bury are facing further pressure for the repayment of £4.2m in loans from their former owner's property company, which has collapsed into administration owing a similar sum to creditors.
  (The Guardian)



• Derby County’s lawyers are preparing a response after Middlesbrough mounted a legal challenge, questioning the validity of Pride Park's sale to the club’s owner.
  (Sky Sports)



• Chelsea player Pedro becomes first ever player to win World Cup, European Championship, Premier League, Champions League and Europa League after win over Arsenal.
  (Daily Mail)