Arsenal are preparing to enter the race to sign Dutch left-back Quilindschy Hartman, 22, from Feyenoord. (Daily Telegraph)
Tottenham are ready to listen to offers for 11 first-team players, including Richarlison and Emerson Royal, as Ange Postecoglou prepares for a major overhaul of his squad this summer. (Daily Mirror)
Manchester United are considering a move for Chelsea's 24-year-old English centre-back Trevoh Chalobah. (Independent)
Everton have told Manchester United to forget about trying to sign England Under-21 centre-back Jarrad Branthwaite on the cheap. The Toffees want twice the £40m United hope to sign him for. (Daily Mirror)
Manchester United have confirmed the signing of 14-year-old prospect Silva Mexes - son of Premier League legend Robert Earnshaw - from Ipswich. (Daily Mail)
West Ham have opened talks with Palmeiras over a £25m deal for winger Luis Guilherme. (Daily Mail)
RB Leipzig and Slovenia striker Benjamin Sesko, 20, favours a move to Arsenal this summer. (Daily Mirror)
Arsenal are ready to press ahead with their interest in £55m Sesko now. (HITC)
Crystal Palace are in talks with Sunderland over a deal for 18-year-old English forward Jobe Bellingham, who can also play in midfield. (London Evening Standard)
Brentford are also interested in Bellingham. (Athletic)
West Ham's move for Brazil international centre-half Fabricio Bruno is understood to have collapsed over personal terms. (Daily Mirror)
Everton have registered their interest in re-signing English midfielder Ross Barkley, 30, from Luton Town but are set to lose out to Aston Villa. (Football Insider)
Liverpool's Colombia forward Luis Diaz and English defender Joe Gomez, both 27, are targets for Saudi Pro League clubs as they look to attract younger players this summer. (Daily Mail)
Manchester United are considering extending English striker Mason Greenwood’s contract beyond next year to ensure a permanent sale goes through. Juventus, Napoli, Atletico Madrid and Borussia Dortmund also want the 22-year-old. (i Sport)
Monaco are more advanced than Watford or AC Milan in the race to sign Chelsea and Albania striker Armando Broja. (L'Equipe)
Atletico Madrid are emerging as favourites to sign Greenwood. (HITC)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Arsenal want to tie down Mikel Arteta to a new long-term contract before accelerating their summer player recruitment plans. (Times)
Chelsea will appoint Leicester's Italian manager Enzo Maresca, 44, on a five-year contract, plus an option of a further year, when he becomes the club's fifth manager of post-Roman Abramovich era at Stamford Bridge. (Daily Telegraph)
Frank Lampard is a contender to become Burnley's next manager following Vincent Kompany's move to Bayern Munich. (Athletic)
Sunderland have offered former Young Boys coach Raphael Wicky a two-year deal to become their new maanger. (Daily Mirror)
Kieran McKenna's new contract at Ipswich Town is worth about £6m a year, a deal that puts him among the country's highest-paid managers. (Times)
Coach Benni McCarthy is due to quit Manchester United after not being offered a new deal by the Red Devils. (Daily Mirror)
Former Manchester United and Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has reached an agreement with Turkish side Fenerbahce to become their new head coach on a two-year deal,
(Sky Italy)
OTHER STUFF
Manchester United are in advanced talks with 18-year-old English midfielder Kobbie Mainoo over signing a big new contract at the club. (Football Insider)
Everton and Dominic Calvert-Lewin have begun talks over a potential contract extension. (Athletic)
Premier League players have warned they are ready to go on strike if they are forced to play in FIFA's expanded Club World Cup which is scheduled to start in the summer of 2025. (Daily Mail)
Financial experts working with two-time heavyweight champion boxer Anthony Joshua have held exploratory talks with Watford over an investment in the club. (Athletic)
Everton's prospective owner, 777 Partners, is expected to miss its latest deadline to buy the club, enabling Farhad Moshiri to commence talks with any other parties interested in his majority shareholding. (Guardian)