Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus, 20, has turned down a £90,000-a-week offer from the Premier League leaders and the Brazilian will wait until the summer to discuss new terms.
(Daily Mail)
Manchester City are eyeing a club-record £75m summer move for Real Madrid's Spain midfielder Isco, 25.
(Sun)
Chelsea's Spanish defender Marcos Alonso, 27, says he has not considered leaving the Blues amid speculation about his future at Stamford Bridge.
(Marca)
Real Madrid are interested in signing Roma's Brazil international goalkeeper Alisson, 25, this summer.
(Marca)
Former Real Madrid defender Roberto Carlos says Paris St-Germain's Brazilian forward Neymar, 26, had to leave Barcelona because of Lionel Messi.
(FranceFootball)
Barcelona's France centre-back Samuel Umtiti, 24, refused to answer a question about joining Manchester United this summer as he holds discussions with the Catalans about a new contract.
(Daily Mirror)
Norwich have put a £25m price-tag on their England U21 midfielder James Maddison, with Tottenham, Chelsea, Everton and Manchester City all interested in signing him this summer.
(Daily Mirror)
Newcastle have been scouting Besiktas midfielder Oguzhan Ozyakup, 24, with a view to signing the Turkey international on a free in the summer.
(Turkish-Football.com)
Aston Villa striker Gabby Agbonlahor, 31, will end his 17-year association with the club this summer, even if they are promoted to the Premier League.
(Daily Telegraph)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Arsene Wenger has admitted he wants to manage another team if he leaves Arsenal this summer.
(Sun)
Former England manager Fabio Capello has emerged as one of the surprise leading candidates to replace Arsene Wenger.
(Sun)
Steve Cotterill has turned down the chance to manage League One promotion chasers Scunthorpe.
(Daily Telegraph)
Everton have set their sights on Shakhtar Donetsk's Portuguese manager Paulo Fonseca, 45, as a replacement for current boss Sam Allardyce. The Toffees are believed to want a younger man at the helm.
(Daily Mirror)
Championship side Derby are to sue their former chief executive Sam Rush for £7m, with the claim relating to transfer fees and player wages during his time at the club.
(Daily Mail)
Manchester United will seek information on what happened between Jose Mourinho and former Chelsea duo Kevin De Bruyne and Mohamed Salah before making a call on Luke Shaw's future.
(Daily Express)
Former England manager Fabio Capello quits as manager of Chinese Super League side Jiangsu Suning just three games into season
(Daily Mail)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
England will only have one opportunity to play with the official World Cup Adidas football before this summer's tournament because of the FA's commercial commitments to Nike.
(Times)
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is angry with England for the way they "managed" midfielder Jack Wilshere, 26, during his time on international duty. Wilshere was injured in training but is expected to be fit for Stoke's visit to the Emirates on Sunday.
(Daily Star)
New Wales manager Ryan Giggs banned his team from playing golf during their trip to China because he feared they might get injured.
(Sun)
OTHER STORIES
Bournemouth's 'attractive football' has earned the club an additional £7m in television appearance fees.
(Times)
Aston Villa defender John Terry is yet to decide if he will play on next season even if Steve Bruce's side are promoted to the Premier League.
(Daily Express)
West Ham will use a security banner at the London Stadium in Saturday's game against Southampton to protect David Sullivan and David Gold in the directors' box.
(Daily Mail)
Prince William, president of the Football Association, will miss the FA Cup final in order to attend Prince Harry's wedding on May 19.
(Daily Mirror)
Teams competing in Europe next season will be able to use new signings who have already played in the tournament for their former sides.
(Daily Telegraph)
Swansea City forward Wilfried Bony is progressing well in his rehabilitation after suffering a serious knee injury.
(Sky Sports)
Burnley will pay Brentford £500,000 after James Tarkowski made his England debut against Italy on Tuesday.
(Sky Sports)
Patrick Roberts,made his return from a long-term hamstring injury against Motherwell at Fir Park, insists he is refreshed and ready to make an impact in Celtic's season finale.
(Sky Sports)
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