Manchester United have made a bid of £70m for Torino's 23-year-old Italy forward Andrea Belotti.
( Independent )

Real Madrid's Spain striker Alvaro Morata, 24, has agreed to join United and is waiting for the two clubs to agree a fee of around £60m before making the move to Old Trafford.
( Daily Telegraph )

Morata's representative, Juanma Lopez, had talks with Real Madrid representatives on Friday to pave the way for the former Juventus player's move to United.
( Guardian )

AC Milan are reluctant to meet Diego Costa's wages of £200,000-plus a week as the Chelsea striker seeks a new club after being told he is no longer part of Antonio Conte's plans.
( Daily Telegraph )

Chelsea must pay Juventus £52m for Brazil defender Alex Sandro, 26, who has three years left on his contract with the champions of Italy.
( London Evening Standard )

Tottenham could try to sign Paris Saint-Germain right-back Serge Aurier, 24, if England international Kyle Walker, 27, moves to Manchester City.
( Daily Mirror )

Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk held talks with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and received videos on how he would be used in the Reds team prior to the Anfield club ending their interest in the 25-year-old.
( Yahoo Sport )

Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez, 28, says his agent "will see" to his future as he concentrates on playing for Chile in the Confederations Cup.
( Independent )

Manchester United will sign Benfica defender Victor Lindelof on a five-year deal after the 22-year-old plays for Sweden against Norway on Tuesday.
( Sun )

West Ham are trying to sign Chelsea's 21-year-old Burkina Faso forward Bertrand Traore for £17m.
( Daily Mirror )

But the Hammers face competition from fellow top-flight side Everton for tBertrand Traore, while Borussia Monchengladbach, Lille, Lyon and Schalke are also interested in him.
( Daily Express )

Premier League newcomers Huddersfield will try to sign Leeds United's New Zealand forward Chris Wood, 25, for £15m.
( Sun )

Newcastle United are closing in on the £8.7m signing of French defender Florian Lejeune, 26, from Spanish club Eibar.
( Newcastle Chronicle )

Leicester City are close to signing non-league defender Sam Hughes, 20, from National League side Chester for £125,000.
( Leicester Mercury )

Sunderland keeper Jordan Pickford, 23, will put talks about his future on hold as he concentrates on playing for England Under-21s at the European Championships in Poland.
( Daily Mail )

Aston Villa have had a £500,000 bid for Stoke's Republic of Ireland midfielder Glenn Whelan, 33, turned down but the Championship club remain confident a deal can be done.
( Sentinel )

Newly promoted Brighton will listen to offers for Northern Ireland midfielder Oliver Norwood, 26, just one year after signing him from Reading.
( Argus )

Norwich City are interested in signing defender Sean Raggett, 23, who helped Lincoln City win promotion to the Football League and reach the FA Cup quarter-finals in 2016-17.
( Eastern Daily Press )

Bolton want to sign Newcastle United winger Sammy Ameobi, 25, after the former England Under-21 international's successful loan at Wanderers in 2016-17.
( Bolton News )

Newcastle United's Scotland defender Grant Hanley, 25, and Middlesbrough's Spanish defender Daniel Ayala, 26, are both wanted by Sheffield Wednesday.
(Sheffield Star)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

Garry Monk has been appointed as the new manager of Middlesbrough. The former Leeds boss has beaten Nigel Pearson to the vacancy after both held formal interviews with Boro chairman Steve Gibson.
( Sky Sports )

Sean Dyche remains the favourite for the Crystal Palace job despite them sounding out Frank de Boer.
( Daily Star )

Former Sunderland and England striker Kevin Phillips, 43, is the new favourite to take charge of the Black Cats.
( Sunderland Echo )

Black Cats owner Ellis Short wants to sell the club and the Stadium of Light oufit are in positive talks with a prospective German consortium.
( Times )

Reading hope manager Jaap Stam will sign a new two-year contract when he returns from holiday.
(Reading Chronicle)

INTERNATIONAL STUFF

Chris Coleman returns to Belgrade, the city of his darkest moment as Wales boss, Coleman almost lost his job after Wales were hammered 6-1 by Serbia in 2012.
( Daily Mail )

OTHER STORIES

The Premier League are considering a package of late-morning Sunday kick-offs, the 11.30am or noon kick-off times are designed to appeal to the Asian market, to be included in the next three-year rights sale starting in season 2019-20.
( Daily Mail )

Manchester United have released Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the Swedish striker suffered a cruciate ligament injury in the Europa League semi-final against Celta Vigo.
( Daily Mail )

Boxing champion and Everton fan Tony Bellew says his next fight will be against whichever manager lures striker Romelu Lukaku away from Goodison Park.
( Talksport )