VILLA INTERESTED IN TERRY
Aston Villa have joined the race for departing Chelsea legend John Terry, according to Sky Sports .
The Championship side face competition from a host of Premier League clubs, but Terry's relationship with manager Steve Bruce is thought to give the Villans a chance of landing the 36-year-old
LIVERPOOL MAKE MBAPPE CONTACT
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has contacted Kylian Mbappe's agents with the Reds joining the race for the £100m striker, according to the Daily Mail.
Real Madrid are believed to be leading the race for the France international, with the likes of Arsenal, Manchester City and Manchester United having also been linked.
LIVERPOOL CLOSE TO £35M SALAH DEAL
Liverpool are getting closer to reaching an agreement over a fee to sign Roma winger Mohamed Salah, according to Corriere dello Sport .
An initial fee of £35 million is expected, with a further £4m in add-ons for the Egyptian, who is one of Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp's prime summer transfer targets.
MAN UTD WANT €10M FOR JANUZAJ
Real Sociedad are interested in signing Adnan Januzaj, but want to negotiate down Manchester United's €10 million (£8.8m) asking price, according to Marca .
Januzaj spent last season on loan at Sunderland and will reportedly be allowed to leave United on a permanent basis this summer as he isn't part of Jose Mourinho's long-term plans.
PERISIC WANTS TO LEAVE INTER
Manchester United target Ivan Perisic has decided to leave Inter Milan this summer, accoridng to the Corriere dello Sport .
Inter will demand €50 million (£44m) for the midfielder, with United ready to offer €40m (£35.2m) for a player who wants to link up with Jose Mourinho next season.
BARCA TO MAKE €100M VERRATTI BID
Barcelona will make a €100 million bid for Italy international Marco Verratti, according to La Gazzetta Dello Sport.
Verratti has requested to leave Paris Saint-Germain, having told new sporting director Antero Henrique that he is no longer happy at Parc des Princes, L'Equipe reported on Sunday.
Barca and Bayern Munich, where Carlo Ancelotti is a big fan, are leading the race to sign him.
PSG are determined to keep hold of the midfielder, who has not got over the 6-1 loss to Barcelona in the Champions League. Under contract until 2021, the future may not be in the player's hands.
BAYERN CLOSE TO TOLISSO DEAL
Bayern Munich are close to agreeing a transfer fee with Lyon over midfielder Corentin Tolisso, Kicker reports.
Although the Germans will go lower than the €40 million up front Lyon are hoping for, their willingness to bid €35m with €15m of potential bonus payments has allowed them to steal a march on Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester City, Juventus and AC Milan in the race to sign the versatile France man.
CHELSEA LEAD JAMES RACE
Chelsea have edged ahead of Manchester United and Inter in the race for Real Madrid playmaker James Rodriguez, according to
AS .
The Colombia international appears destined to leave the Spanish capital this summer and has options to consider from across Europe.
CITY READY LUCRATIVE ALEXIS OFFER
Manchester City are prepared to make Alexis Sanchez the highest-paid player in the history of the club, reports the Daily Star .
Pep Guardiola is in the market for attacking reinforcements and is looking to put a £275,000-a-week deal in place for Arsenal's Chile international.
ZLATAN COULD EARN UTD STAY
Zlatan Ibrahimovic could yet earn a new deal at Manchester United, according to the
Manchester Evening News .
The Swedish striker was not included on the club's retained list but is working his way back to fitness with the club and may be handed a short-term contract when back to full health.
JUVE TO MEET BAYERN OVER COSTA
Juventus are keen to secure a transfer for Bayern Munich attacker Douglas Costa and will meet with Die Roten chiefs to finalise a move, according to Tuttosport .
The Italian champions are looking to thrash out a deal for the Brazilian, who scored seven goals and registered six assists for Bayern, to beat off competition from Tottenham.
Costa made just 14 Bundesliga starts for the title-winners last term and is thought to be open to a move to rekindle his career.
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