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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag expects 25-year-old England striker Marcus Rashford to extend his contract, which runs out at the end of next season. (Viaplay via Manchester Evening News)
Real Madrid will sign England midfielder Jude Bellingham, 19, from Borussia Dortmund for a deal worth up to almost £100m in add-ons. (Sunday Mirror)
Prospective new Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino wants to assess Romelu Lukaku. The 30-year-old Belgium striker, whose loan at Inter Milan ends this summer, wants to stay at the Italian club. (La Gazzetta dello Sport - in Italian)
Chelsea are close to signing Lisbon's Uruguayan defensive midfielder Manuel Ugarte, 22, but Liverpool are also interested. (Franco Fernandez via Express)
Liverpool have asked to be kept informed about the situation of Wolves' 26-year-old Portugal midfielder Ruben Neves, who is entering the final year of his contract and been heavily linked with Barcelona. (Football Insider)
Aston Villa, Newcastle United, Tottenham and Roma could look at 27-year-old Wolves forward Hwang Hee-chan as they may have to sell players to meet financial fair play (FFP) rules. (Sunday Mirror)
Tottenham are looking at making a move for Israel winger Manor Solomon, who has been playing for Fulham, after Fifa said the 23-year-old could leave Shakhtar Donetsk on a free transfer this summer. (Athletic - subscription)
Arsenal are considering a move for Galatasaray's 22-year-old French defender Sacha Boey.(Sunday Telegraph - subscription)
Arsenal refused to put a release clause in 21-year-old England forward Bukayo Saka's new contract and instead gave him a shorter deal than had been expected, which runs until 2027. (Mail on Sunday)
Burnley are monitoring Liverpool's 20-year-old Portuguese midfielder Fabio Carvalho and are open to a permanent or loan move. (Football Insider)
Belgium striker Divock Origi, 28, is set to leave AC Milan and, while clubs in Turkey are interested, he would prefer a return to the Premier League. (Il Corriere dello Sport via Football Italia)
Brighton are in talks to sign Livingston's 21-year-old American goalkeeper Brian Schwake, while Spain keeper Robert Sanchez 25, is considering his future with the Seagulls. (Mail on Sunday)
Andoni Iraola, who was a target for Leeds United, is to leave his role as Rayo Vallecano coach. (Mundo Deportivo - in Spanish)
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THE SUN ON SUNDAY
Wilfried Zaha will be offered a contract worth £10m per year to sign for Qatari side Al Sadd with Crystal Palace looking at options including Brazilian youngster Matheus Franca and Sunderland's Jack Clarke as replacements.
Carlo Ancelotti is ready to make a move for Tottenham and England striker Harry Kane this summer as he sees him as the ideal replacement at Real Madrid for Karim Benzema.
Alexis Sanchez is considering a shock return to the Premier League among his options when he leaves Marseille on a free transfer this summer.
Amad Diallo would be interested in a second spell on loan at Sunderland but only if current boss Tony Mowbray retains his position.
Tottenham are in the hunt to sign Manor Solomon, who is set to be available for nothing this season to the anger of Shakhtar Donetsk. He impressed this season on loan with London rivals Fulham.
Brighton are looking to beat Arsenal to the signing of Galatasaray right-back Sacha Boey this summer according to reports in Turkey.
Gareth Southgate believes he must win Euro 2024 to have any chance of staying as England boss. And he is happy to help the FA search for a successor - whenever the time comes.
SUNDAY EXPRESS
Newcastle have jumped ahead of Manchester United in the race to sign South Korea defender Kim Min-jae according to reports out of Brazil.
Paul Scholes has told incoming Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino he might have to replace his entire back-four to have a chance of challenging at the top end of the Premier League.
Newcastle are lining up potential replacements for Bruno Guimaraes, with Barcelona reportedly interested in signing the Brazilian midfielder.
Arsenal are likely to favour a £15million move for 19-year-old Flamengo starlet Matheus Franca rather than signing Marco Asensio from Real Madrid on a free transfer.
MAIL ON SUNDAY
Scouts were in the crowd at Wembley on Saturday to watch Coventry forwards Gustavo Hamer and Viktor Gyokeres, with the latter being seen by Brentford as a possible replacement for Ivan Toney while he sits out eight months for betting on games.
Brentford striker Ivan Toney has been removed from EA Sports' FIFA 23 in their latest squad update after he was banned for eight months for betting offences.
Cologne's failure to deny Bayern Munich another Bundesliga title came at an extra financial cost to them as Borussia Dortmund winning the league would have seen them receive a bonus from the transfer of Anthony Modeste.
Fair Play for Women director of sport campaigns Fiona McAnena says it is "absolute nonsense" that trans women have no advantage in facing female competition after British Cycling's ban was announced on Friday.
Everton owner Farhad Moshiri secures a 'substantial' loan to help cover the cost of building the club's new Bramley Moore Dock Stadium... days after MSP Sports Capital secured a 'period of exclusivity' on investment deal.
SUNDAY MIRROR
Barcelona are ready to hand Lionel Messi the captaincy at the Nou Camp as another incentive for him to return to the club.
Arsenal sporting director Edu says the club will only buy players this summer who are capable of taking the Gunners to the next level.
Liverpool are set to lose teenage winger Elijah Gift to Athletic Bilbao this summer after the clubs agreed a deal for the 16-year-old.
Tottenham and Newcastle are among the teams monitoring Wolves striker Hwang Hee-chan amid reports Julen Lopetegui has been told to trim his squad.
Manchester City will bank more than an estimated £160m for their fifth Premier League title win in six years with rivals Chelsea and Liverpool braced for massive losses by failing in their quests for the top four.
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is still being kept in the dark about the future ownership of the club. And that has paralysed the Dutchman's plans to continue his rebuilding plan at Old Trafford.
THE OBSERVER
Experts in Sweden says football's coaching methods are failing to keep up with the rapidly increasing demands of the women's professional game with hamstring injuries among the biggest concern.
THE ATHLETIC
Watford sporting director Cristiano Giaretta has signed a new three-year deal to stay at Vicarage Road.
Young Liverpool attacker Elijah Gift is set to join Athletic Bilbao this summer. Talks between the clubs are at an advanced stage with the fee understood to be around £1million.
DAILY STAR SUNDAY
Albion Rovers, relegated from the Scottish League last week, could be rebranded to Shamrock Rovers Coatbridge if a consortium looking to take over the club - which will play in the Lowland League next season - is successful.
SUNDAY MAIL
St Mirren are resigned to losing Curtis Main this summer with offers to double or triple the striker's current wage having come in from clubs in England's League One and Two.
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West Ham want 'extraordinary' £30m striker who agreed January move to PL rival before failing medical
By Jordan Harris
West Ham United are interested in signing Nicolas Jackson after he failed a medical with a Premier League rival in the January transfer window.
That is according to a report from The Sun on Sunday (28/5; page 67), which suggests that the Hammers are eyeing the 21-year-old after his amazing end to the campaign in La Liga.
Nicolas Jackson has scored 11 goals in Spain’s top flight this year, including eight in his last six for Villarreal. And The Sun reports that his contract includes a £30 million release clause.
West Ham eyeing Nicolas Jackson
Unsurprisingly, West Ham are not his only admirers.
The Sun on Sunday (28/5; page 67) reports that Bournemouth agreed a fee of £22.5 million during the January window. However, an injury dashed his hopes of a move to the Vitality Stadium.
The Cherries remain in the running ahead of the summer. Meanwhile, RB Leipzig are also interested in the Senegal international. It is noted that he has also been linked with being reunited with Unai Emery at Aston Villa.
But it seems that West Ham are keen on the striker.
Of course, it has been a turbulent campaign for the Irons. It could end with silverware with the Europa Conference League final just around the corner.
David Moyes has silenced many of his doubters. But West Ham cannot afford to stand still in the summer. They need to push the boat out. And bringing Jackson in would be an extremely exciting move.
His boss Quique Setien has suggested that he has ‘extraordinary‘ potential. And he is not going to cost an outrageous amount for a club like West Ham, who need to take that next step this summer.
