Real Madrid to offer €350 million for Neymar
Real Madrid are hoping to pry Neymar away from Paris Saint-Germain and are willing to offer €350 million (£307m/$411m) in order to land him this summer, reports the Sun.
The paper says Neymar has a stipulation in his contract that allows him to leave for €300m after September 1, but as that is after the transfer window, Madrid would have to wait until January for him to play.
Therefore the La Liga giants are willing to kick in the extra money in order to land him sooner.
However, there is uncertainty whether both Neymar and Cristiano Ronaldo could co-exist with their massive wages.
'Jorginho won't be happy if City move falls through'
Jorginho “won’t be very happy” if he misses out on a move to Manchester City, admits his agent, with the Premier League champions still €10 million (£9m/$12m) short of meeting Napoli’s valuation.
A €50m (£44m/$59m) offer has been tabled, but that was swiftly knocked back by Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis.
He is refusing to relax his stance when it comes to the possible sale of a prized asset, with it now unclear whether the 26-year-old will get a dream move or if City will shift their focus elsewhere.
Man Utd want Oblak if De Gea leaves
Manchester United are only willing to let David de Gea depart for Real Madrid if the club can secure the signing of Jan Oblak from Atletico Madrid, according to Diario Gol.
De Gea wants a move to Madrid and hopes to have a good World Cup so that the Spanish side will be willing to meet United's asking price.
Arnautovic ignoring Man Utd rumours
Marko Arnautovic remains reluctant to be drawn on links to Manchester United, with the West Ham playmaker prepared to let transfer rumours be discussed by others.
The Hammers forward has been mooted as a potential arrival at Old Trafford, but he has played down the reports, pointing to the contract he already has at West Ham.
Alli & Eriksen to follow Kane's lead
Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen are set to follow Harry Kane's lead in committing their futures to Tottenham, according to the Mirror.
Kane signed a six-year deal with the club on Friday, with two of his key creators next in line for new deals with Spurs.
Fekir move stalls
Liverpool's move for Lyon star Nabil Fekir has stalled and may not be done before the World Cup, the Daily Mail reports.
Lyon on Friday denied reports that a deal was done, casting doubts over the move, with reports also raising questions over the player's physical with the Reds.
West Ham in Toure talks
West Ham have opened talks with former Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure regarding a move to the London Stadium as a free agent, claims the Daily Mail.
With the Ivorian now without a club, the Hammers have tabled a £220,000-a-week offer to the 35-year-old Premier League title winner.
Eintracht Frankfurt target Juventus striker
Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt have made Alberto Cerri one of their top targets and are in negotiations with Juventus over the forward, Football Italia claims.
The 22-year-old spent last season on loan in Serie B where he scored 19 goals with 12 assists in 37 competitive games for Perugia.
Perez turns to Dybala for Madrid
Harry Kane signing a new contract with Tottenham has forced Florentino Perez to turn his attention to Juventus forward Paulo Dybala, Don Balon claims.
The Argentine was always a secondary option, but with Spurs having locked up their English star the Spanish giants are now scrambling to sign another forward.
Napoli closing in on Lainer
Napoli are nearing a deal for RB Salzburg winger Stefan Lainer, Football Italia reports.
The versatile wide player can play from front to back down the right side and had 11 assists last season.
Crystal Palace eye Celtic's Armstrong
Crystal Palace are looking at a move for Celtic star Stuart Armstrong, according to the Express.
The midfielder is going into the last year of his contract with the Scottish club and is stalling over a new deal.
Palace director of football Dougie Freedman is a fan of the 26-year-old and has him on a list of summer targets.
Abramovich rejects offer for Chelsea
Roman Abramovich has rejected an approach to buy Chelsea from Jim Ratcliffe, the Daily Mail reports.
Despite the billionaire Ineos boss making an approach, Abramovich made it clear that he has no intention of selling the club.
Inter looking to offload players for FFP
Inter Milan are looking to offload players in an attempt to meet their Financial Fair Play restrictions, according to Gianluca Di Marzio .
Youngster Nicolo Zaniolo could be the next player sold, with Sassuolo close to landing the 18-year-old.
