TRANSFER RUMOURS
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Arsenal and Manchester United are among a host of clubs interested in signing Bayern Munich midfelder Corentin Tolisso, who has lost his place since Hansi Flick became head coach.
(Daily Mirror)
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Chelsea are in talks to sign Barcelona and Brazil midfielder Philippe Coutinho. The 27-year-old former Liverpool player is currently on loan at Bayern Munich.
(ESPSportN)
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Manchester United and Napoli want Real Madrid's Colombia forward James Rodriguez, 28.
(AS)
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Aston Villa's English playmaker Jack Grealish, 24, remains among Manchester United's main transfer targets.
(London Evening Standard)
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Barcelona have turned down the chance to sign Chelsea and Brazil forward Willian, despite the 31-year-old being available on a free transfer at the end of the season.
(Sport)
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Napoli are interested in West Ham's Brazil winger Felipe Anderson, 26.
(Corriere dello Sport)
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Besiktas are considering signing Burnley's former England goalkeeper Joe Hart, 32, as a replacement for 26-year-old German Loris Karius, who is on loan from Liverpool.
(Fanatik)
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Brighton are close to signing Sydney FC's Australia Under-17 midfielder Cameron Peupion, 17.
(Sydney Morning Herald)
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Defender Diego Carlos says he is happy at Sevilla despite interest from Liverpool. The 27-year-old Brazilian has a £64m release clause in his contract.
(Estadio Deportivo)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
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Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho accepts he was wrong to hold a personal training session with Tanguy Ndombele in a public park.
(Sky Sports)
OTHER STUFF
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Former Fulham full-back John Arne Riise has been released from hospital following a car accident in his native Norway.
(Sky Sports)
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Mikel Arteta is plugging his Arsenal players into a GPS network to check on their fitness levels during the coronavirus lockdown.
(Sun)
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The government have accused Jose Mourinho and some of his Tottenham players of 'endangering people's lives' after they breached coronavirus lockdown guidelines.
(Daily Mail)
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Chelsea have opened talks with defender Antonio Rudiger. The Blues are keen for the German, 27, to sign a deal until at least 2023.
(Sky Sports)
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Ronaldinho is under house arrest in a luxury hotel with rooftop pool, gym and cocktail bar in Paraguay.
(Sun)
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Serie A chiefs have drawn up an extreme proposal to complete the season by having all teams relocate to Rome for a 45-day period to play remaining games behind closed doors.
(Daily Mail)
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A British tech firm has developed a digital 'health passport' which could help the return of football.
(Daily Mail)
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Experts have warned Premier League clubs could go bust as they owe £1.6bn in transfer fees and risk defaulting on loans.
(Daily Mail)
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Scottish football is on the brink of civil war over the proposals put forward to end the season and promote and relegate teams on a points-per-game basis.
(Times)
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Leeds posted losses of £21.4m in Marcelo Bielsa's first season, with the Championship club's accounts showing wages rocketed during the 2018/19 campaign.
(Sky Sports)
Source BBCSport/SkySports