BBC
Aston Villa have agreed a £35m deal to sign Spain defender Pau Torres, 26, from Villarreal. (Guardian)
Netherlands defender Jurrien Timber, 22, is set to undergo a medical with Arsenal after they agreed an initial fee of 42m euros (£36.2m) with Ajax. (De Telegraaf - in Dutch)
West Ham are still waiting for Arsenal to present an acceptable payment plan for the £105m purchase of England midfielder Declan Rice, 24. (Sun)
Chelsea are pushing for an agreement with Brighton over the signing of Moises Caicedo, with the Ecuador midfielder, 21, having already agreed personal terms. (Fabrizio Romano)
Bayern Munich's France defender Lucas Hernandez, 27, is on the cusp of a transfer to Paris St-Germain. (Fabrizio Romano)
Celta Vigo's Spanish midfielder Gabri Veiga, 21, has been identified by Chelsea as the ideal replacement for Manchester United-bound England midfielder Mason Mount, 24. (Standard)
Aston Villa are considering a loan move for Barcelona's Spain winger Ferran Torres, 23, with a purchase option of 25m euros (£21.5m). (Mundo Deportivo - in Spanish)
Former England midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek, 27, is in Italy to finalise a permanent move from Chelsea to AC Milan, who will next target Chelsea's USA winger Christian Pulisic, 24. (Standard)
Chelsea's Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku, 30, has rejected a second offer from Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal - worth £45m (£39m) a year - as he only wants to leave for Inter Milan. (Gazzetta dello Sport - in Italian)
Tottenham midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg is a target for Atletico Madrid and Spurs would be prepared to sell the 27-year-old Denmark international. (Mail)
England defender Eric Dier's future is in question at Tottenham as he only has one year left on his contract and has not signed an extension but the 29-year-old wants to fight for his place under new Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou. (Telegraph - subscription required)
Juventus, Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen are interested in Sheffield United's England Under-20 forward Daniel Jebbison, 19. (90min)
Manchester United and Chelsea are both interested in Aston Villa's Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, 30. (Football Transfers)
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has blocked English goalkeeper Tom Heaton, 37, from moving to Luton Town, amid continued uncertainty over the future of Spanish keeper David de Gea, 32. (Telegraph - subscription required)
Wilfried Zaha will become a free agent on Friday, but the Ivory Coast forward, 30, remains in dialogue with Crystal Palace so could agree a new deal. (Mail)
Arsenal's Portuguese left-back Nuno Tavares, 23, is the subject of interest from West Ham. (iNews - subscription required)
Arsenal have succeeded in convincing English midfielder Ethan Nwaneri, 16, to commit his future to the club, despite interest from Chelsea and Manchester City. (Telegraph - subscription required)
Brazil's 31-year-old forward Roberto Firmino, who left Liverpool after his contract expired, has agreed a deal to join Saudi Pro League side Al-Ahli. (Guardian)
Borussia Dortmund's move for Ajax midfielder Edson Alvarez has stalled and that could open the door for West Ham to try to sign the 25-year-old Mexico international. (90 Min)
Roma manager Jose Mourinho is eyeing a double swoop on Leicester City for Nigeria striker Kelechi Iheanacho, 26, and Zambia forward Patson Daka, 24. (Express)
Leicester's former England striker Jamie Vardy, 36, has rejected interest from Saudi Arabian side Khaleej FC. (Guardian)
Daniel Farke is on the brink of becoming the new Leeds United manager, with the club hoping to have the German in place for the start of pre-season training next week. (Mail)
Former Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira has emerged as favourite to become boss of Ligue 1 side Strasbourg. (Mail)
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THE SUN
Arsenal have reportedly agreed a fee with Ajax for Jurrien Timber.
Chelsea will not sanction another loan deal for wantaway Romelu Lukaku this summer.
A 'plan' for Mason Greenwood's future has reportedly been decided by Manchester United.
Amad Diallo is set to be given an opportunity to impress Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag in pre-season, according to reports.
Wilfried Zaha is yet to tell Crystal Palace whether he wants to sign a new contract or not, despite his deal expiring on Friday.
Marco Silva is in talks to switch representatives as the doubts over his future continue.
Barcelona are reportedly prepared to sell Ferran Torres this summer.
West Ham are still waiting for Arsenal to compromise on their £105m payment plan for Declan Rice.
Hakim Ziyech has reportedly failed his medical at Saudi Arabian side Al-Nassr.
DAILY EXPRESS
Manchester United are interested in pursuing the signing of Benfica gem Joao Neves, according to reports in Italy.
DAILY MAIL
Treble-winning Manchester City are confident that they will break the £700m revenue barrier this season - setting a British record and blowing rivals United out of the water in the process.
Erik ten Hag has refused to allow Tom Heaton to join Luton, with fellow Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea potentially leaving the club on Friday.
West Ham are monitoring Japanese teenage prospect Keisuke Goto.
Brentford forward Alex Gilbert has turned down the offer of a new contract and is set to leave.
Newcastle are in talks to host a friendly between Saudi Arabia and Mexico during the September international break next season, according to reports.
DAILY MIRROR
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's bid to complete a takeover of Manchester United appears to have faltered with Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani now leading the race to complete a deal.
Patrick Vieira is closing in on a return to management to work under Chelsea owner Todd Boehly as Strasbourg boss.
THE ATHLETIC
Crystal Palace winger Michael Olise is facing up to three months out after tearing his hamstring during the Under-21 European Championship.
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Tottenham Hotspur are open to the midfielder leaving this summer amid interest from Atletico Madrid.
Bayern Munich defender Lucas Hernandez is closing in on a move to Paris Saint-Germain in a deal worth more than €40m.
Lionel Messi has come to MLS to "compete", according to new Inter Miami head coach Tata Martino.
The Jamaica women's national team is set to head to the Women's World Cup with crowdfunding help to cover some costs of accommodation and meals.
EVENING STANDARD
Crystal Palace have extended Nathan Ferguson's contract by a year until 2024, despite the defender playing just eight minutes of first-team football in three years.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Arsenal have succeeded in convincing Ethan Nwaneri, the youngest player in Premier League history, to commit his future to the club.
American tennis greats John McEnroe and Chris Evert are both deadset against Saudi Arabian investment in the sport, after reports both the men's and women's tour are considering it.
Players and staff at Wimbledon will be told "don't do a Bairstow" and take matters into their own hands if Just Stop Oil protesters try to disrupt next week's tournament.
DAILY RECORD
Ryan Kent has opened up on his drawn out Rangers exit in an emotional farewell message to the club and fans.
Keanu Baccus has been linked with Hibs after a move to Bolton fell through.
SCOTTISH SUN
Scotland star Lewis Ferguson has been lined up for a huge £15m move to Italian champions Napoli.
Hearts and Hibs are ready to battle it out for Dylan Levitt.
Inside Futbol
West Ham United Slap In Bid For Midfield Target
West Ham United have now made an offer in their pursuit of Juventus midfielder Denis Zakaria this summer, it has been claimed in Italy.
With the Hammers set to bank more than £100m from the sale of Declan Rice to Arsenal, David Moyes is now looking at bringing in reinforcements.
The West Ham boss wants to sign two midfielders and talks are already ongoing to bring in one of them soon.
Intermediaries are working hard towards taking Zakaria to West Ham from Juventus in the ongoing transfer window.
And according to Italian daily Tuttosport (via Tutto Mercato), the Hammers have already tabled an offer for the Switzerland midfielder.
It has been claimed that West Ham have offered a fee of €18m to take the midfielder away from Juventus ahead of the new season.
The offer from the east London club is close to what Juventus want to sanction Zakaria’s exit in the ongoing transfer window.
West Ham will hope to work out an agreement with the Serie A giants soon to get a deal over the line.
Zakaria spent last season on loan at Chelsea and is now likely to return to London and the Premier League ahead of the new campaign.
Mail
West Ham are monitoring Japanese teenage prospect Keisuke Goto... but face competition from Everton and Sevilla for the striker
West Ham are keeping tabs on Japanese teenage prospect Keisuke Goto, 18
The centre forward from Jubilo Iwata towers above his opponents at 6ft 3ins tall
Everton also watched Goto but there is particularly strong interest from Sevilla
West Ham are monitoring Japanese teenage prospect Keisuke Goto.
The exciting 18-year-old centre forward from Jubilo Iwata is 6ft 3ins tall and was due to represent his country at the World U20 Championships but for injury.
Goto stands out with his physical attributes. Despite his height, he is quick and often drops deep to pick up possession before breaking into the box.
He has scored five goals so far this season in 17 appearances and made one assist.
Capped throughout his youth career by his country, he is being tipped to make a breakthrough into the full squad over the next year if he continues his progression.
Everton have also watched Goto but there is particularly strong interest from Sevilla, where former Leeds sporting director Victor Orta has taken up position, Italian giants Juventus and Feyenoord.
Goto could be brought into the UK under the GBE rule where young players of exceptional talent that don't qualify to work here under the normal points system are given exemption.
West Ham are keen to bolster their squad with younger players and want to add height, particularly with Declan Rice bound for Arsenal while they could also lose Thilo Kehrer.
They agreed in April to sign 17-year old left winger Sean Moore from Cliftonville as one for the future. They are discussing a potential £22m move for Bristol City midfielder Alex Scott and have made approaches for the likes of Juventus midfielder Denis Zakaria, Tyler Adams of Leeds United, Southampton's James-Ward-Prowse and Leicester's Harvey Barnes.
Ajax midfielder Edson Alvarez has also been considered particularly as Borussia Dortmund have dropped their rival interest.
OS
Sean Moore joins West Ham United
West Ham United is delighted to confirm the signing of promising forward Sean Moore from NIFL Premiership side Cliftonville.
Moore joins the Hammers on a three-year professional contract until June 2026, and the 17-year-old will initially link up with the Club’s U21 squad for the 2023/24 season.
The Republic of Ireland U19 international joins Michael Forbes, Callum Marshall, Josh Briggs and Patrick Kelly in having joined the Hammers from Northern Irish football in recent times.
Moore said: “I started playing football when I was six, so it’s pretty amazing to sign a professional contract at West Ham United. I am absolutely delighted to join West Ham. It’s a massive Club, so it was an easy decision for me.
“Last year, West Ham won the FA Youth Cup, and the first team also won the UEFA Europa Conference League, which was a brilliant achievement.
“It’s a family-orientated Club too. I have heard nothing but good things about West Ham. I know Callum Marshall, Patrick Kelly, and Josh Briggs well, and they told me how good it is here and how much they have enjoyed it.
“It’s clear there’s a pathway to the first team from the Academy as well, which is important for young players such as myself. I would love to play for the first team one day. I’m hoping to make a good impression when I start with the U21s and hopefully do very well in east London."
Academy Manager Kenny Brown said: “I would personally like to welcome Sean to West Ham United and wish him all the very best with us. We are delighted to bring another talented young player to the Academy of Football, as we keep building for the future.
“Sean is a dynamic, pacey winger who we have been monitoring over the past couple of years and one we believe has a really bright future in east London. Sean has been a prominent player for Cliftonville in Northern Ireland, and having just finished a successful season with them, we are excited to have him join our U21 squad here at Rush Green.
“We are all looking forward to working with him at West Ham United, a place we all know will give him the best opportunity to develop as a footballer and hopefully reach his full potential.”
After signing his first professional contract with Cliftonville last summer, Moore went on to make 31 Premiership appearances in 2022/23, scoring five goals as the Belfast side claimed a fourth-place finish before being edged out by Glentoran in the UEFA Europa League Conference play-off final.
His performances saw the teenager named in the NIFL Premiership Team of the Year and win the NI Football Writers' Association Young Player of the Year award.
Having represented Northern Ireland at U18 level, he switched international allegiance and made his U19 debut for the Republic of Ireland in March this year, coming off the bench in a UEFA European U19 Championship qualifier against Greece.
Everyone at West Ham United warmly welcomes Sean to the Club and wishes him every success for his career in Claret and Blue.
