Arsenal have rejected Juventus' interest in Alexis Sanchez as they continue contract renewal talks with the 28-year-old forward.
( Daily Mirror )

Arsenal are yet to open contract talks with midfielder Jack Wilshere, 25, winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, 23, and defender Kieran Gibbs 27, despite all three having just 18 months left on their current deals.
( Evening Standard )

Manchester United are planning to make a £70m bid for Monaco's 22-year-old midfielder Bernardo Silva this summer.
( Sun )

Marseille are preparing a third bid for West Ham midfielder Dimitri Payet, 29, after having a £20m offer rejected.
(SkySports)

Payet, who has been forced to train with West Ham's youth team, is willing to take a pay cut to rejoin the French side.
( Daily Mirror )

West Ham winger Michail Antonio, 26, is set to sign a five-and-a-half-year contract worth £70,000 a week.
(Guardian)

Crystal Palace are preparing a £10m bid for Tottenham left-back Ben Davies, but Spurs want at least £20m for the 23-year-old.
( Sun )

Aston Villa have had a £6m bid for Middlesbrough striker Jordan Rhodes, 26, rejected.
( Daily Mail )

Hull are close to signing Olympiakos' 25-year-old right-back Omar Elabdellaoui.
(SkySports)

Burnley have made a £7.5m bid for Hull's 29-year-old midfielder Robert Snodgrass.
( Daily Mail )

Burnley are also close to completing a £3.5m deal for Barnsley's 26-year-old defender Marc Roberts.
(Guardian)

Swansea and Everton are interested in signing Young Boys' 27-year-old attacking midfielder Yoric Ravet.
( L'Equipe )

Middlesbrough's Uruguay forward Gaston Ramirez, 26, is a £12m target for Leicester City, who could also offer Argentine forward Leonardo Ulloa, 30, a new contract in an effort to keep the forward at the club.
( Times )

Crystal Palace's Belgium forward Christian Benteke, 26, has dismissed reports of a move to China and wants to help the London club stay in the Premier League.
( Daily Star )

Atletico Madrid could be forced to sell some of the club's top players, including 25-year-old France forward Antoine Griezmann, due to the complex financing they have used to push through their controversial move to their new home for next season
( Independent)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

Tottenham have until the end of March to inform the FA whether or not they intend to play their home matches at Wembley next season while their new stadium is being built.
( Independent )

Former Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is in talks to become the next manager of Norway.
( Romsdals Budstikke )

OTHER STORIES

Sutton will use some of the £300,000 earned from their FA Cup run to fix a leaking dressing room at their Gander Green Lane ground.
( Times )

Tottenham will release top-tier tickets for their Europa League game with Gent next month after selling out the bottom two tiers at Wembley.
( Daily Telegraph )

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola took his players on a team bonding trip to the cinema to watch La La Land ahead of Saturday's home game against Tottenham.
( Daily Telegraph )

Ex-Netherlands striker Marco van Basten, now Fifa's technical director, has suggested scrapping the offside rule because without it "you get more possibilities to score".
( Independent )

Manchester City are hopeful that summer signing Gabriel Jesus, 19, will finally receive clearance so that the forward can play in time for Saturday's match against Tottenham.
(Guardian)

A Scottish businessman has paid a Spanish third tier club £150,000 to let him manage them. The money will be reimbursed if he gets them promoted.
( AS )

Former Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso, 35, is to retire from football when his Bayern Munich contract expires at the end of the season.
( Bild )

Everton's injured winger Yannick Bolasie has lent his support to the non-league club that used to pay him in burgers.
(Daily Mirror)