Transfer: Man United target Neymar, Kane

Neymar wants to join Manchester United this summer and is reportedly refusing to leave Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) for any other club.

Harry Kane will stay at Tottenham for a final season if he cannot get a move to Manchester United.

Arsenal are struggling to sort out a new contract with William Saliba and Paris Saint-Germain are monitoring developments.

Tottenham are battling Newcastle for both James Maddison and Harvey Barnes.

Fulham are working on a £2 million deal for Romanian teenage sensation Andrei Borza.

Leeds players want Sam Allardyce to stay at Elland Road but the club’s potential US owners have their eyes on Steven Gerrard.

Holland international Quincy Promes has been accused of smuggling £65 million worth of cocaine.

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Emile Smith Rowe has been assured that he has a long-term future at Arsenal despite uncertainty after a difficult campaign.

Liverpool’s summer transfer plans have received a boost after one of Jurgen Klopp’s targets – Benjamin Pavard – told Bayern Munich he wants to leave the club.

Jurgen Klopp has urged Liverpool fans to remember the good times with Naby Keita but admitted that his injury problems were likely to alter the lasting perception of the midfielder.

Manchester United bosses will consult with stakeholders – including the women’s team – about the future of troubled forward Mason Greenwood.

Chelsea are planning to further strengthen their recruitment department ahead of a busy summer of transfer activity.

Premier League new boys Luton are considering an ambitious swoop for former loanee Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall following Leicester’s gut-wrenching relegation to the Championship.

Manchester United’s No 1 priority this summer is to acquire an elite striker to spearhead their attack next season.

Liverpool have reportedly opened transfer negotiations with Ligue 1 side Nice over a potential deal for talented midfielder Khephren Thuram.

Mauricio Pochettino is plotting a Chelsea clearout, with up to 15 stars heading for the Stamford Bridge exit as the Blues look to recoup £280 million in player sales.

Security bosses are on alert over the prospect of protestors targeting Saturday’s FA Cup Final and are set to deploy ‘sprinter stewards’ in a bid to ensure anyone invading the pitch is stopped in their tracks.

Jack Butland has held talks with Rangers as Michael Beale looks to make it signing number three for the upcoming season.

Falkirk supporters will be the first to get Scottish government cash to buy a stake in their club.

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