TRANSFER RUMOURS
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Lille president Gerard Lopez confirms that 24-year-old Ivorian winger Nicolas Pepe will be sold to Arsenal for 80m euros (£73m).
(RMC Sport)
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Arsenal have made a bid to loan 25-year-old Juventus and Italy defender Daniele Rugani for two seasons.
(Sun)
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Captain Laurent Koscielny, 33, remains determined to leave Arsenal this summer despite ongoing talks between the club and defender.
(Independent)
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Rennes have reignited their interest in wantaway Arsenal captain Laurent Koscielny, Sky Sports News understands.
(Sky Sports)
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Arsenal are prepared to let German defender Shkodran Mustafi leave this summer, but Roma are yet to make a bid for him despite being linked with the 27-year-old.
(Daily Star)
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Manchester United are still considering their options over a move for Paulo Dybala, with the Argentina forward, 25, due back at Juventus to discuss his future this week.
(Manchester Evening News)
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Dybala has told United the club need to offer him a contract worth £350,000 per week if he is to join them.
(Daily Mail)
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Napoli are set to bid £60m for Crystal Palace's Ivory Coast winger Wilfried Zaha after losing out on Pepe.
(Daily Mail)
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Barcelona want to sell Brazil playmaker Philippe Coutinho, but are concerned they have not received any offers for the 27-year-old.
(ESPN)
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Everton are working on a deal to bring Mainz and Ivory Coast midfielder Jean-Philippe Gbamin, 23, to Goodison Park.
(Liverpool Echo)
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Bayern Munich have now submitted a formal bid for Sane and presented personal terms to the player.
(Bild+)
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Zenit St Petersburg are set to announce the signing of Barcelona winger Malcolm, 22, after the two clubs agreed a fee in the region of £36.5m plus add-ons for the Brazilian.
(Goal)
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Manchester United are ready to rival Barcelona for Marseille's 17-year-old French forward Isaac Lihadji this summer.
(Daily Mail)
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Manchester United have reached an agreement with Monaco over a potential £9m deal for 16-year-old midfielder Hannibal Mejbri.
(Daily Mail)
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Aston Villa's pursuit of Brentford's 22-year-old French striker Neal Maupay has been boosted after Sheffield United looked elsewhere.
(Birmingham Mail)
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Everton are among a number of clubs keen on signing Chelsea defender Fikayo Tomori, 21, on loan.
(London Evening Standard)
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Sunderland will allow midfielder and captain George Honeyman, 24, to join Hull City instead of losing the academy graduate on a free transfer next summer.
(Northern Echo)
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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard confirms a move for Liverpool winger Ryan Kent, 22, is dead and they cannot afford a permanent transfer.
(Daily Record)
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Danny Drinkwater looks set to stay at Chelsea this season as the 29-year-old midfielder is yet to receive any concrete offers to move elsewhere.
(London Evening Standard)
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England goalkeeper Tom Heaton has completed his move to Aston Villa from Burnley
(Sky Sports)
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Leicester City have agreed a deal to sell central defender Elliott Moore, 22, to Oxford United.
(Leicester Mercury)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
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Steve Bruce wants to award new contracts to Newcastle quartet Jonjo Shelvey, Matt Ritchie, Isaac Hayden and Martin Dubravka.
(Sun)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
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Argentina have put Lionel Scaloni in permanent charge of the national team for the 2022 Qatar World Cup qualifiers.
(Sky Sports)
OTHER STUFF
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Britain's richest man, has been given the green light to complete his takeover of OGC Nice, according to reports in France.
(Daily Mirror)
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Liverpool youngster Harvey Elliott has apologised over a video in which he appeared to mock Tottenham striker Harry Kane.
(Sky Sports)
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Tottenham lifted the Audi Cup after beating Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich on penalties following a 2-2 draw at the Allianz Arena.
(Sky Sports)
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Bournemouth midfielder David Brooks has been ruled out for two to three months after suffering an ankle injury.
(Sky Sports)
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Three Liverpool players but none from Manchester City have been nominated for the FIFA Best Player of the Year award.
(Sky Sports)
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A winding-up petition issued against Bury over an unpaid tax bill has been dismissed by the High Court.
(Sky Sports)
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Spanish football is in danger of not being on British TV this season after La Liga failed to sell UK broadcast rights.
(Sun)
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