BBC
Real Madrid are leading the race to sign Manchester City's 29-year-old Portugal midfielder Bernardo Silva this summer. (Star)
Barcelona are set to rival Real, with the club's president Joan Laporta making Silva a top target. (Sport - in Spanish)
West Ham had a deal agreed to sign England forward Cole Palmer, 21, from Manchester City before Chelsea went in for him last summer. (Sun)
Atletico Madrid will renew the contract of France forward Antoine Griezmann, 33, with his current deal due to run out in 2026. (Rudy Galetti)
Arsenal, Juventus and Atletico Madrid are vying to sign Mexico striker Santiago Gimenez, 23, who is ready to leave Dutch side Feyenoord. (Record - in Spanish)
Barcelona are desperate to bring back former academy player Dani Olmo, 25, from RB Leipzig. The Spain forward has a 60m euro (£51.7m) release clause in his contract. (Mundo Deportivo)
Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, 25, is a target for Wolves, who may look to sell current number one Jose Sa, 31, to a Saudi Arabian club. (Sun)
Borussia Dortmund are in "active talks" to renew the contract of Germany centre-back Mats Hummels, who turns 36 in December. (Fabrizio Romano)
Turkish Super Lig side Galatasaray are planning to make a move for Liverpool's Dutch midfielder Ryan Gravenberch, 21, in the summer. (Fotomac)
Manchester United and Arsenal are set to rival AC Milan for the signing of 22-year-old Dutch striker Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna. (Gazzetta - in Italian)
Real Madrid defender Nacho Fernandez has decided to leave the club this summer with the 34-year-old eyeing a move to Major League Soccer. (Marca - in Spanish)
Manchester United, Juventus and Inter Milan are also potential destinations for the Real Madrid captain. (Fichajes - in Spanish)
Portuguese midfielder Fabio Carvalho is set to stay and fight for his place at Liverpool next season under the club's new manager, despite interest from Hull City where the 21-year-old is currently on loan. (Football Insider)
PSG are set to abandon their interest in signing Barcelona's 26-year-old Netherlands midfielder Frenkie de Jong amid Financial Fair Play concerns. (Sport - in Spanish)
Sky Paper Talk
SUNDAY MIRROR
Sporting Lisbon are braced for a player exodus if coach Ruben Amorim quits for Liverpool.
Manchester City are already putting their succession plan in place for Pep Guardiola - City Group will look close to home for his replacement and are set to consider Girona's Michel Sanchez.
Liverpool star Cody Gakpo has been accused of being a neglectful absentee landlord by residents living in a string of properties owned by the Dutch ace.
Barcelona boss Xavi is the latest name to be linked with a move to Ajax this summer, as the Dutch giants prepare for a dramatic overhaul.
Amanda Staveley has confirmed that she remains a director of Newcastle United to allay fears that she had stepped down.
Manchester City will face competition from title rivals Liverpool and Arsenal when they step up their interest in £50m-rated Wolves defender Rayan Ait-Nouri.
Yoane Wissa was left frustrated with Thomas Frank after the Brentford boss denied him the opportunity to convert his brace into a hat-trick against Luton Town.
Erik ten Hag is at the centre of a power struggle at former club Ajax as he waits to hear if Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is prepared to give him the vote of confidence he wants by offering him a new contract.
Newcastle are lining up a £25m transfer swoop for 19-year-old Juventus centre-back Dean Huijsen, who is currently on loan at Roma.
SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
Newcastle will start the interview process for their next sporting director next week with a preference for them to have experience in the Premier League.
Chris Wilder accused his Sheffield United players of giving up after Burnley turned the battle of the Premier League's bottom two into a Bramall Lane stroll.
MAIL ON SUNDAY
Despite only signing for Liverpool last summer, Ryan Gravenberch has been linked to Turkish club Galatasaray.
Bayern Munich are closing in on appointing a new manager, director Max Eberl has revealed, with speculation over Zinedine Zidane being the No 1 choice hotting up.
Luis Enrique believes he has constantly been 'attacked' and 'vilified' by the press throughout his managerial career - but dismissed their relevance to him.
Emma Hayes called on Chelsea to do everything they can to sell-out Stamford Bridge for the second leg of their Champions League semi-final against Barcelona.
Bayern Munich have reignited their interest in Frenkie de Jong and 'have enquired' about the possibility of signing the Barcelona midfielder, according to reports.
THE SUNDAY TIMES
Middlesex are exploring the possibility of leaving Lord's and making their main home at a newly developed ground in north-west London.
THE SUN ON SUNDAY
Arsenal are leading the race for Feyenoord striker Santiago Gimenez, according to reports.
Jack Grealish could reportedly lead an exodus from Manchester City this summer.
Manchester United owner Avram Glazer has met up with former club chief Ed Woodward.
West Ham almost signed Cole Palmer in a sensational coup but Chelsea poached him at the last minute.
SUNDAY MAIL
Stuart Armstrong is on crutches and set to miss the rest of the season in another potential blow to Steve Clarke's plans for the summer.
Football Transfers
EXCLUSIVE: West Ham and Burnley eye Scotland Under-19 sensation
Jacque Talbot
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Burnley and West Ham have both expressed keen interest in securing the services of rising Scottish talent Bobby Wales, FootballTransfers can reveal.
The 18-year-old centre-forward, who is currently on loan at Alloa from Kilmarnock, has caught the eye of several clubs with his impressive performances, but it’s the two Premier League clubs have shown the most interest at this point, Wales boasts an impressive record, having netted 12 goals and provided four assists in just 24 appearances for Alloa. His standout performances have seen him called up to the Scotland Under-19 international side.
Despite his young age, Wales has already made ten appearances for Kilmarnock before his loan spell, showcasing his potential at the top level of Scottish football.
Standing at an imposing 6 feet 3 inches, Wales, who is contracted to Kilmarnock until 2025, possesses the physicality and goal-scoring prowess which has caught the attention of both the Hammers and the Clarets.
Scotland’s new Golden Boy
Wales signed fresh terms with Kilmarnock in September of last year. The club’s academy graduate had scored 25 times for the reserve and development squads before heading out on loan to Alloa in Scotland’s League One division.
The teenager was also awarded Kilmarnock’s Rising Academy Star award last year. Speaking exclusively to the Kilmarnock Standard, Wales said: “It was amazing to get the Rising Academy Star award, being a Killie fan makes it even better. I felt like I had a good season, getting some games with the first team was an amazing experience.
“It’s special coming through the ranks as a fan, last season was my first professional season so I knew I had to challenge myself. I’m big height-wise for my age I guess, but I am still young and have plenty to learn. All the advice I have been given has been a lot of help. I used to sit and watch from the stands dreaming about playing for Killie.”
