Tottenham's 24-year-old centre-back Micky van de Ven is being closely monitored by Real Madrid, with the Netherlands international not close to agreeing a new deal with the Premier League club. (Teamtalk)
Manchester United are considering re-signing Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay for 80m euros (£70m) in the summer, with Napoli willing to cash in on the 29-year-old just two years after he joined the Italian club from Old Trafford. (Fichajes)
Brighton hope to get a deal for Cologne's 19-year-old German winger Said El Mala over the line by also signing his older brother, 20-year-old striker Malek. (Times)
Manchester United have been impressed by Nottingham Forest's Ivory Coast midfielder Ibrahim Sangare, 28, in their search for a replacement for Brazil international Casemiro, 34. (GiveMeSport)
Casemiro will have the option of moving to the United States when his Manchester United contract expires, with the midfielder open to joining a Major League Soccer club. (Daily Telegraph)
Liverpool could consider a swap deal with Real Madrid which would bring Brazil winger Rodrygo, 25, to Anfield and allow Hungary midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai, 25, to join the Spanish giants. (Fichajes)
Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior is reluctant to let 23-year-old English striker Liam Delap leave this summer, amid interest from fellow Premier League club Everton. (Football Insider)
Darwin Nunez could make a surprising Premier League return this summer, merely a year after departing Liverpool for Al-Hilal, with Tottenham and Newcastle reportedly interested. (Daily Express)
Aston Villa, Crystal Palace and Wolves are among the clubs interested in signing Scotland left-back Andy Robertson, should the 31-year-old leave Liverpool this summer. (Caughtoffside)
Nottingham Forest could be open to offers for Brazil striker Igor Jesus, 24, at the end of the season. (Football Insider)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
Crystal Palace will allow Austrian manager Oliver Glasner to continue to lead the team until the end of the season. (Football Insider)
Motherwell manager Jens Berthel Askou has now shot to the top of the bookies' odds as the new favourite to be appointed the next Celtic manager. (Scottish Sun)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
Five-second countdowns for throw-ins and goal-kicks are poised to make their debut at this summer's World Cup, as football's governing bodies gear up to introduce a series of measures aimed at accelerating the pace of play. (Daily Express)
Zinedine Zidane has reportedly reached a verbal agreement to become the new manager of France after the World Cup. (Daily Mirror)
World Cup minnows Curacao have suffered a major blow with veteran coach Dick Advocaat stepping down four months before the tournament to care for his sick daughter. (Sun)
OTHER STUFF
Newcastle United are looking at a major regeneration project as part of a plan to build a new stadium next to St James' Park. (Daily Telegraph)
The National League are investigating claims that King's Lynn Town deliberately caused a match to be postponed by watering their pitch during rainfall. King's Lynn are just four points above the relegation zone and reportedly had injury problems ahead of the game against promotion-chasing South Shields. (Sky Sport)