TRANSFER RUMOURS

• Versatile Fulham teenager Ryan Sessegnon has still to agree a new deal at Craven Cottage, having begun negotiations last year. The 18-year-old has less than 18 months remaining on his current contract.
  (London Evening Standard)



• Arsenal have identified Genk winger Leandro Trossard, 24, as a summer target.
  (Football.London)



• Tottenham are interested in Leicester City and England midfielder James Maddison, 22, as a potential replacement for Christian Eriksen, 26, if the Denmark international leaves in the summer.
  (Daily Mirror)



• Tottenham's desire to add homegrown players to their squad in the summer has seen them scout QPR's young forward Eberechi Eze.
  (Sky Sports)



• Chelsea will demand more than £100m from Real Madrid for Eden Hazard if the Spanish club bid for the 28-year-old Belgian this summer.
  (London Evening Standard)



• Real Madrid remain hopeful of securing Hazard for less than £100m and may use Isco, 26, or Marco Asensio, 23, as part of a deal.
  (Daily Mail)



• Or, Paris St-Germain and Brazil forward Neymar, 27, is Real Madrid's number one target, which could threaten Hazard's hopes of a move to the Bernabeu club.
  (Sun)



• Chelsea are monitoring the situation of Barcelona and Brazil forward Philippe Coutinho, 26, as a potential replacement for Hazard.
  (Independent)



• Isco may also be a surprise target for Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu.
  (Daily Star)



• Manchester United could make Real Madrid's France international defender Raphael Varane, 25, their top target for the summer window.
  (Manchester Evening News)



• United's out-of-favour midfielder Andreas Pereira, 23, had talks with Santos over a move last month but reveals "unfortunately it was not possible".
  (Daily Star)



• Manchester United and Manchester City have been linked with Fiorentina's Italy international forward Federico Chiesa, 21, who has also attracted interest from Inter and Juventus, in addition to Bayern Munich and Real Madrid.
  (Calciomercato)



• Former Leeds United owner Massimo Cellino, who now owns Brescia, is likely to demand a large fee for 18-year-old midfielder Sandro Tonali - a target for Liverpool and Chelsea - if the Italian club earn promotion to Serie A this season.
  (Inside Futbol)



• Rangers defender James Tavernier, 27, admits he was "flattered" by the interest he received from Southampton during last month's transfer window.
  (Daily Echo)



• Aston Villa defender Tommy Elphick, 31, insists expiring contracts involving several players at the club will not affect the squad's focus on promotion this season.
  (Express and Star)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

• Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, 69, is ready to return to football and is set to take up one of the four jobs that the Frenchman has been offered.
  (Times)



• Arsenal's pursuit of Roma's head of recruitment Monchi has been boosted by talk he is considering quitting the Serie A club.
  (Sky Sports)



• Manchester United interim manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is in pole position to get the job on a full-time basis following the side's impressive results under him and doubts over other potential candidates.
  (Daily Mirror)



• Oldham are expected to learn if Paul Scholes will be allowed to become their new manager today.
  (Sky Sports)



• Jurgen Klopp will ask for defensive signings for Liverpool in the summer.
  (Sun)



• Manchester United interim boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is planning another warm weather training trip, in the build-up to this month's league meeting with rivals Liverpool.
  (Daily Mail)



• Rafael Benitez will take his Newcastle squad for a training camp in Spain this month.
  (Sun)

INTERNATIONAL STUFF

• Greg Clarke hopes to be handed a boost for England's planned World Cup 2030 bid by being voted on to FIFA's ruling body.
  (Sun)

OTHER STUFF

• A body has been recovered from the wreckage of the plane which crashed with Cardiff striker Emiliano Sala and pilot David Ibbotson on board.
  (Sky Sports)



• Former Fulham and Northern Ireland defender Chris Baird has called time on his professional career.
  (Sun)



• Arsenal considered recalling Calum Chambers from his Fulham loan in January but pulled the plug because of the cost.
  (Daily Express)



• Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli has taken a step toward recovery from a hamstring injury after starting ball work in Dubai.
  (Sky Sports)



• Uefa has announced new legislation to stop the threat of a breakaway European Super League.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• UEFA will warn Man City and PSG that no club is too powerful to be thrown out of European competition if found in breach of finance rules.
  (Sky Sports)



• Nantes have begun legal action against Cardiff City, demanding the first payments for the purchase of Emiliano Sala.
  (Sky Sports)



• Manchester United are in advanced talks with Ander Herrera over a contract extension, with the 29-year-old Spanish midfielder's current deal set to expire in the summer.
  (Sun)



• Ashley Young is expected to sign a one-year contract extension with Manchester United in the next few days.
  (Sky Sports)



• Asmir Begovic's Bournemouth future is in doubt after the 31-year-old goalkeeper had a dispute with manager Eddie Howe.
  (Daily Mirror)



• Queens Park Rangers will consider moving out of Hammersmith and Fulham due to a lack of council backing for a new stadium.
  (Sky Sports)



• Players who make a TV-screen gesture with their hands to appeal for a video replay will now be shown a yellow card.
  (Sky Sports)



• A judge in a specialist court has dismissed a bid by the taxman to wind up Sky Bet League Two club Bury.
  (Sky Sports)



• Gianni Infantino is set to serve four more years as FIFA president, as the only candidate for election.
  (Sky Sports)