TRANSFER RUMOURS

• Arsenal have sent doctors to Brazil to assess Gremio's Brazil forward Everton, 23.
  (Fox Sports)



• Arsenal have agreed a deal worth up to £36m for Brazilian and Gremio star Everton Soares.
  (Daily Star)



• Arsenal remain in negotiations with Celtic over a deal for 22-year-old Scotland left-back Kieran Tierney after failing with a second bid for the defender that is thought to have been for £25m.
  (London Evening Standard)



• The Gunners will miss out on Lyon and France playmaker Nabil Fekir, 25, because they cannot offload former Germany midfielder Mesut Ozil, 30.
  (Sun)



• Former Arsenal winger Marc Overmars, now chief executive at Ajax, believes the Gunners should replace German playmaker Mesut Ozil with the Dutch club's 26-year-old Morocco winger Hakim Ziyech, who has a release clause of about £22m.
  (Calciomercato)



• Tottenham are willing to pay Real Madrid £54m for former forward Gareth Bale, 30, but Spurs have told the Spanish giants they would not be able to afford the Wales international's reported £600,000-a-week wages.
  (Daily Express)



• Roma director Gianluca Petrachi has confirmed his club's interest in signing Tottenham's Belgium defender Toby Alderweireld, 30.
  (Football Italia)



• Roma have told Tottenham to forget about signing midfield sensation Nicolo Zaniolo.
  (Daily Express)



• Manchester United will resurrect interest in Tottenham Hotspur's Christian Eriksen if Paul Pogba eventually leaves the club this summer.
  (Independent)



• Leicester City have promised England centre-back Harry Maguire, 26, he can leave if Manchester United or Manchester City eclipse the £75m Liverpool paid for Netherlands international Virgil van Dijk and set a new world record fee for a defender.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• Galatasaray are facing competition from Serie A giants AC Milan for the signature of Fulham midfielder Jean Michael Seri, 27.
  (Fanatik)



• Paris St-Germain's Brazil forward Neymar, 27, has reiterated his intention to leave the club in a short meeting with sporting director Leonardo.
  (ESPN)



• Manchester United will make an official bid for Sporting Lisbon's Portugal midfielder Bruno Fernandes, 24, within the next three weeks.
  (Independent)



• Bayern Munich have given up hope of completing a £100m deal for Manchester City's Germany winger Leroy Sane, 23, this summer.
  (Daily Mail)



• Inter Milan are wary of the £75m fee Manchester United have demanded for Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku, 26. Inter have offered a two-year loan proposal, which would see them pay instalments of £9m, £27m and £27m - but United want the fee in full.
  (Daily Star)



• Sweden defender Victor Lindelof says he is "very happy" to be a Manchester United player, despite his agent saying Barcelona wanted to sign the 24-year-old.
  (Daily Mirror)



• Burnley are interested in signing Leeds midfielder Mateusz Klich as Sean Dyche looks to add goals to the Clarets midfield next season.
  (Daily Mail)



• West Brom's Venezuela striker Salomon Rondon is set to be reunited with Rafael Benitez after flying to the Far East for talks with the Spanish manager's Chinese Super League club Dalian Yifang. The Baggies have agreed a fee for the 29-year-old, who spent last season on loan with Benitez at Newcastle.
  (Express and Star)



• Newcastle have revived their interest in Hoffenheim striker Joelinton and Magpies owner Mike Ashley is prepared to release £36m for the 22-year-old Brazilian.
  (Daily Mail)



• West Ham are in talks to sign Eintracht Frankfurt's French forward Sebastien Haller, 25.
  (London Evening Standard)



• Wolves are in contention to sign Lazio's Brazilian defender Wallace, 24.
  (Birmingham Mail)



• Zimbabwe midfielder Marvelous Nakamba, 25, is refusing to train with Club Brugge in a bid to force through a transfer to Aston Villa.
  (Birmingham Mail)

MANAGEMENT STUFF

• Former Brighton manager Chris Hughton has turned down the chance to become the next Sheffield Wednesday boss.
  (Daily Mirror)



• Newcastle United will pay £4m compensation to Sheffield Wednesday for their former manager Steve Bruce, who is set to be named as the new Magpies boss.
  (Sun)



• Bruce's assistants Steve Agnew and Stephen Clemence have also left Sheffield Wednesday and will join him at St James' Park.
  (Newcastle Chronicle)



• Former Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho is considering a move to the Bundesliga as he plots his return to management.
  (Independent)

OTHER STUFF

• Tottenham's Belgium defender Toby Alderweireld and team-mate Christian Eriksen - the 27-year-old Denmark midfielder - are preparing to travel to Singapore with the club on Wednesday, despite ongoing uncertainty over their futures.
  (London Evening Standard)



• Everton will visit the House of Commons on Tuesday as they step up engagement for their Bramley-Moore Dock stadium proposal, which they argue will transform an area of north Liverpool.
  (Times )



• David De Gea is set to finally end the uncertainty over his future by signing a new long-term contract in excess of £350k- a-week with Manchester United once the club returns from their pre-season tour of Australia and Asia in August.
  (Daily Telegraph)



• The Premier League will use the head-to-head record between two sides level on points to determine their league positions in a bid to avoid the need for an end-of-season play-off.
  (Sky Sports)



• Porto goalkeeper Iker Casillas will become part of the club's coaching staff as he continues his recovery from a heart attack.
  (Sky Sports)