West Ham, Watford and Newcastle are all considering a move for Fulham midfielder Tom Cairney, who will be allowed to leave for £20m if the west London side miss out on promotion.
(Sunday Mirror)
Arsenal are trying to negotiate a move for Robert Lewandowski who wants to leave Bayern Munich after four years but the player has his heart set on Real Madrid.
(Sunday Express)
Neymar has put his future at French club Paris St-Germain in doubt by saying "five months have felt like five years" at the club since the 26-year-old forward joined from Barcelona for a world record £200m last summer.
(Sunday Express)
Brazil international Neymar, who is out injured, wants a pay rise to stay with PSG next season.
(Sunday Times)
PSG boss Unai Emery has opened up on Neymar's rumoured exit from the club, hinting a deal for him with Real Madrid is not out of the question.
(Sun on Sunday)
Wolves will compete with Arsenal to sign AC Milan striker Andre Silva who has only scored once since making a £34m move last summer.
(Sun on Sunday)
Sheffield Wednesday are ready to cut their losses and loan out £10million Jordan Rhodes this summer, the mis-firing striker has only scored four goals in 28 games and the Owls want to get his big wages off their payroll.
(Sun on Sunday)
Liverpool want to sign £70m-rated Roma keeper Alisson, but Real Madrid are the favourites to sign the 25-year-old Brazilian.
(Sunday Mirror)
Reds boss Jurgen Klopp is also trying to persuade the club's board to sign Paris St-Germain's German winger Julian Draxler, 24, at the end of the season.
(Sunday Express)
Paul Pogba's Manchester United future has been thrown into doubt with the £89m France midfielder's agent, Mino Raiola, understood to be sounding out potential buyers for the 25-year-old.
(Sunday Mirror)
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says Mohamed Salah is "on his way" to being mentioned in the same breath as Lionel Messi after his four goals against Watford.
(BBC Sport)
Manchester City are set to surpass Manchester United's bid for Shakhtar Donetsk's 25-year-old Brazilian midfielder Fred. .
(Sunday Star)
Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku, 24, says he knows "that a lot of players, a lot of good players" will be signed by the club in the summer.
(Mail on Sunday)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Former Barcelona manager Luis Enrique is holding off on a deal to become the new Chelsea manager as he is waiting to see what will happen at Arsenal. .
(Sunday Star)
Former Manchester City and Burnley midfielder Joey Barton, 35, is a contender to become Fleetwood Town manager after his ban for betting ends in June.
(Sun on Sunday)
Stoke boss Paul Lambert dropped Erik Pieters for Saturday's clash with Everton after the Dutch defender broke a club curfew.
(Sunday Mirror)
Zinedine Zidane has dismissed the suggestion that Wales forward Gareth Bale, 28, may be unhappy at Real Madrid.
(Mail on Sunday)
Antonio Conte has dismissed the suggestion that Chelsea could lose star players such as playmaker Eden Hazard, 27, should the club fail to secure Champions League football for next season.
(London Evening Standard)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere wants to repay England manager Gareth Southgate for selecting him in his latest squad.
(Independent)
England manager Gareth Southgate says 28-year-old West Brom midfielder Jake Livermore's inclusion in his latest squad is part of "building the spirit and culture" around his team.
(EObserverSPN)
Gareth Southgate has vowed to take his family to Russia for the World Cup despite security fears.
(Mail on Sunday)
Marcus Rashford says he is ready to step in for England at the World Cup if Harry Kane is not fit to lead Gareth Southgate's attack.
(Sunday Mirror)
OTHER STORIES
Mousa Dembele to open Tottenham contract talks as he has less than 18 months to run on his Tottenham deal but is looking to pocket a whopping £100,000-a-week.
(Sun on Sunday)
Leicester City defender Wes Morgan, 34, says winning the FA Cup would be "the last tick in the box for me".
(Sunday Telegraph)
Tottenham are set to offer forward Son Heung-min, 25, a new and improved contract as a reward for the South Korean's scintillating form this season.
(Talksport)
Former Chelsea defender John Terry, 37, wants to play on next season with Championship promotion-chasers Aston Villa, meaning he could make a Premier League return.
(People)
Manchester United trigger Ashley Young’s one-year contract extension with defender set to stay another season at Old Trafford.
(Sun on Sunday)
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