TRANSFER RUMOURS
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Arsenal want to sign a young left-back in the summer as back-up to Scotland international Kieran Tierney, 23.
(Athletic)
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Manchester City are still interested in signing Barcelona's Argentina forward Lionel Messi, 33, this summer but are prepared to wait until March or April before enquiring about his situation.
(ESPN)
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Inter Milan's Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku, 27, and Southampton's England international Danny Ings, 28, are among the players being considered by Manchester City in the club's search for a new forward.
(Athletic)
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City would face competition from Paris St-Germain for former Manchester United striker Lukaku.
(Calciomercato)
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Manchester United have identified RB Leipzig's 21-year-old French defender Ibrahima Konate as their main centre-back target. They would face competition from both Liverpool and Chelsea.
(Independent)
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Nigerian winger Shola Shoretire, 17, has signed his first professional deal with Manchester United, despite receiving offers from PSG, Barcelona, Juventus and Bayern Munich.
(Daily Mail)
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Chelsea will only move for David Alaba - whose contract at Bayern Munich expires in the summer - if the Austria left-back, 28, lowers his £400,000-per-week wage demands.
(Daily Telegraph)
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The Blues are also set to hold talks with 36-year-old Brazilian defender Thiago Silva over a contract extension after being impressed with his performances since joining on a free transfer last summer.
(Daily Mail)
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Liverpool are considering a summer move for Sporting Lisbon's Pedro Goncalves after enquiring about the 22-year-old Portuguese midfielder in January.
(Record)
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David Beckham's Inter Miami are considering a move for West Brom's English defender Kieran Gibbs, 31, on a free transfer this summer.
(Daily Mail)
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Inter Miami are continuing talks with Stoke City's 33-year-old English defender Ryan Shawcross.
(Daily Mail)
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The recent performances of Denmark centre-back Andreas Christensen, 24, may have convinced Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel that he does not need to sign a defender in the summer window.
(Football London)
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Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane has refused to confirm whether he will see out his contract at the Bernabeu, which runs until 2022.
(Daily Mirror)
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Real Madrid plan on selling France defender Raphael Varane this summer if he does not sign a new deal. The 27-year-old has previously attracted interest from Paris St-Germain and Manchester United.
(Marca)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
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Manchester United will wait until the end of the season before opening talks with manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer over a new contract.
(Sun)
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Harry Redknapp attended Bournemouth training at the request of caretaker boss Jonathan Woodgate as the club continue its search for a new manager.
(Sky Sports)
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Kilmarnock have appointed Tommy Wright as their new manager on a two-and-a-half-year deal.
(Sky Sports)
OTHER STUFF
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Liverpool will learn how much compensation they will have to pay Fulham for Harvey Elliott, 17, on Tuesday, with the English midfielder's former club seeking around £8m.
(Sky Sports)
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Fulham are seeking £10m from Liverpool for Elliott.
(Athletic)
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Aleksandar Mitrovic acted as star witness for Tomas Soucek to help the West Ham midfielder overturn a three-game ban.
(Sun)
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Manchester City will open contract negotiations with John Stones this summer in recognition of the defender's role in their title charge.
(Times)
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Sheffield Wednesday owner Dejphon Chansiri has rejected a takeover bid from an Indonesian consortium headed up by his former adviser Erik Alonso.
(Yorkshire Live)
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Manchester United's Europa League tie at Real Sociedad next week could be played in Turin in Italy due to coronavirus travel restrictions in Spain.
(Goal)
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Chelsea may have to travel to Poland or Romania for the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie with Atletico Madrid.
(Daily Mail)
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Manchester City and Manchester United have posted the highest transfer deficits in Europe over the last 10 transfer windows, new data shows.
(Daily Mail)
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PFA chairman Ben Purkiss has applied to become the union's new chief executive in a dramatic twist in the battle to succeed Gordon Taylor.
(Daily Mail)
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