TRANSFER RUMOURS
Liverpool have made a £20m bid for Southampton's 25-year-old midfielder Adam Lallana, with Manchester United also interested.
( The Sun )
Monaco are ready to offer Chelsea's out-of-contract defender Ashley Cole, 33, a £12m two-year deal.
( Daily Express )
But Manchester City have joined Liverpool, Manchester United and Real Madrid in the chase to sign England full-back Cole.
( Daily Mirror )
Chelsea and Manchester United face a huge summer battle if they are to convince Paris St-Germain to part with striker Edinson Cavani, 27.
( Metro )
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce is planning to release as many as seven players as he looks to strengthen his squad at the end of the season.
( Evening Standard )
Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku, 20, still does not know if he will return to Stamford Bridge after scoring 17 goals on loan at Everton this season.
( The Sun )
Liverpool's Fabio Borini could stay at Sunderland on loan for another year. The 23-year-old forward also hopes his form with the Black Cats will be enough to earn a place in Italy's World Cup squad.
( Daily Star )
Fenerbahce defender Caner Erkin, 25, will stay at the Turkish club despite interest from Liverpool and Roma.
( Inside Futbol )
Stoke City goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen, 37, is considering extending his stay at the Britannia Stadium by one more year.
( Stoke Sentinel )
OTHER GOSSIP
West Ham will bow to the wishes of their fans and sack boss Sam Allardyce after Sunday's Premier League match at Manchester City.
( Daily Star )
Liverpool hope West Ham striker Andy Carroll, 25, and winger Stewart Downing, 29 - both former Reds - can help them win the Premier League title by beating Manchester City on the the final day of the season.
( Guardian )
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand, 35, is unsure whether Dutchman Louis van Gaal will offer him a new contract if he takes over as manager.
( Daily Mirror )
Ferdinand fears Manchester United may come to regret central defensive partner Nemanja Vidic, 32, leaving Old Trafford this summer to join Inter Milan.
( Guardian )
Everton manager Roberto Martinez says he will make a decision on whether to permanently sign 33-year-old on-loan midfielder Gareth Barry next week.
( Daily Star )
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says Manchester City should be excluded from the Champions League after breaking Uefa's Financial Fair Play rules.
( Daily Telegraph )
Chelsea defender Kenneth Omeruo, 21, who has just returned from a loan spell with Middlesbrough, has turned down a new contract offer at Stamford Bridge.
( Daily Express )
Manchester City defender Pablo Zabaleta, 29, has called on the title-chasing club's fans to remain patient as they show their support in Sunday's final game against West Ham.
( Manchester Evening News )
Barcelona forward Lionel Messi, 26, says he is very close to signing a new contract with Barcelona, dismissing talk about him leaving the club as "nonsense".
( L'Equipe )
Atletico Madrid are considering signing Sevilla's 26-year-old midfielder Ivan Rakitic as a replacement for attacking midfielder Diego, 29, who has hinted at a summer exit from the club.
( AS )
Arsenal, Newcastle and Fiorentina have joined Juventus in the race to sign 21-year-old Manchester United forward William Keane.
( Tuttosport )
Barcelona's 23-year-old forward Bojan Krkic says he will not be continuing his loan spell at Ajax into another season.
( AS )
Borussia Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc will travel to Italy to negotiate the transfer of 24-year-old Torino striker Ciro Immobile. The German club are looking to replace the Bayern Munich-bound forward Robert Lewandowski, 25.
( Bild )
Paris St-Germain have renewed manager Laurent Blanc's contract until 2016.
( Marca )
Fiorentina's 28-year-old forward Mario Gomez has described this season as the "ugliest" of his career after he was left out of Germany's provisional World Cup squad.
( Bild )
AND FINALLY
After the Football Association announced their plans to introduce Premier League B teams to the Football League, League Two side Accrington Stanley have vowed to launch a B team and apply to join the Premier League.
( Daily Star )
Some Manchester City fans are furious after one supporter attempted to sell a ticket for Sunday's final league game at Etihad Stadium, when they are likely to be crowned champions, for £3,000 on an online auction site.
( Daily Mirror )
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