Juventus have accepted Paul Pogba's request to rejoin Manchester United, and the clubs have agreed a world record £100m fee for the 23-year-old midfielder.
( L'Equipe )
Meanwhile, United have agreed personal terms with the France international, who will sign a five-year contract worth £220,000 a week after tax.
( Daily Mail )
The Red Devils will pay £18.4m to Pogba's agent Mino Raiola to complete the deal.
( Guardian )
Manchester United are also expected to sign Brentford winger Joshua Bohui, 17, who will sign a three-year contract.
( Manchester Evening News )
Manchester City are close to completing the £42m signing of Schalke forward Leroy Sane, 20, who will sign a four-year £100,000-a-week deal.
( Sun )
City boss Pep Guardiola wants to sign Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos, 26, who he managed at Bayern Munich, and has tabled a £50m bid.
( Daily Mirror )
Chelsea have turned down a £14.25m bid from Borussia Monchengladbach for defender Andreas Christensen, 20, who is in the middle of a two-year loan spell at the German club.
( Daily Mail )
Meanwhile, Chelsea believe they have won the battle to keep Diego Costa despite Atletico Madrid's attempts to sign the 27-year-old Spain striker, and could move for Benfica's Sweden defender Victor Lindelof, 22.
( Daily Star )
Blues boss Antonio Conte has refused to rule out a third move for Alvaro Morata, 23, after a £62.7m bid for the striker was rejected by Real Madrid - although Chelsea are now considering a swoop for their former forward Romelu Lukaku, also 23, now at Everton.
( Daily Mail )
Newcastle have had a £5.5m bid accepted for Blackburn centre-back Grant Hanley, 24.
( Chronicle )
Meanwhile, Newcastle midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum, 25, is closing in on a £25m move to Liverpool.
( Sunderland Echo )
And Arsenal have entered the race to sign fellow Newcastle midfielder Moussa Sissoko, 26.
( Talksport )
Swansea have offered in excess of £10m for Tottenham midfielder Nacer Chadli, 26.
( Times )
However, Spurs value the Belgian at £15m, which would be a club record for the Swans and more than double what Tottenham paid FC Twente for the winger three years ago.
( Daily Mirror )
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West Brom will make an improved £10m offer for Leicester full-back Jeffrey Schlupp, 23, after having an initial £9m bid rejected.
( Birmingham Mail )
Meanwhile, the Baggies are yet to accept Stoke's £20m bid for striker Saido Berahino, and want to sign a forward before selling the 22-year-old.
( Sky Sports )
Liverpool full-back Cameron Brannagan's move to Wigan could collapse because the Championship side cannot guarantee the 20-year-old will play in 75% of games during his loan spell - a clause the Reds insist on with their loanees.
( Liverpool Echo )
MANAGER MATTERS
Former Manchester United and Everton boss David Moyes will succeed Allardyce at Sunderland.
( Sun )
Sunderland, who are seeking their seventh managerial appointment in five years, are in "advanced" talks with Scotsman Moyes, 53, who was sacked by Real Sociedad in November.
( Guardian )
NEXT ENGLAND MANAGER
Sam Allardyce will earn a basic salary of £2.5m a year when he is expected to be confirmed as England manager on Thursday, but incentives mean he could receive more than the £3.5m per year his predecessor Roy Hodgson was pai.
( Daily Mirror )
Allardyce was the Football Association's second choice, after Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger turned down the job, but Under-21 boss Gareth Southgate is unlikely to accept a role as Allardyce's number two.
( Daily Telegraph )
OTHER STORIES
Chelsea's Kurt Zouma hopes to make a return in six weeks after his long-term injury.
( Daily Mail )
Former Roma and Real Madrid full-back Cicinho, 36, says Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri won the Premier League by "pure luck" - and failed to remember Leicester's name in an interview.
( Goal )
Diego Maradona says he is prepared to manage Argentina 'for free'.
( Daily Mail )
Manchester City will go on a pre-season tour of the USA in 2017 to broaden their portfolio.
( Daily Mail )
Luke Shaw has put up his £2m mansion up for sale sparking speculation he could leave Manchester United.
( Sun )
Wes Morgan has urged Riyad Mahrez to follow his lead and sign a new contract at Leicester.
(Daily Star)
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