Paris Saint-Germain are still hoping to convince Kylian Mbappe to extend his contract with the club following a meeting with the ownership group. (AS)
Real Madrid have been tipped to make a €120m (£102m) offer for Kylian Mbappe right at the end of the summer transfer window, €30m under PSG’s asking price. (Bild)
Manchester United must trim their squad before pushing ahead with plans to sign another midfielder and goalkeeper before the transfer deadline. (ESPN)
Arsenal are unlikely to move for Barcelona defender Jules Kounde as a replacement for Jurrien Timber over cost. (Fabrizio Romano)
Barcelona have an €20m (£17m) offer from an un-named club in Italy for Ez Abde, who is also commanding interest from Real Betis and an un-named Premier League club. (Gerard Romero)
Liverpool are waiting to learn the outcome of discussions between Ryan Gravenberch and Bayern Munich coach Thomas Tuchel. (Liverpool Echo)
Chelsea could be boosted in their pursuit of Nottingham Forest forward Brennan Johnson by Forest’s interest in Andrey Santos. (Mail)
Arsenal already have teenage Brighton striker Evan Ferguson on their 2024 transfer radar, although Tottenham are put off by a £100m price tag. (Football Transfers)
Meanwhile, Arsenal have no intention to sell centre-back Gabriel amid Al Ittihad interest. (Fabrizio Romano)
READ THE TRANSFER RUMOURS OF THE PAST WEEK HERE
Manchester United youngster Noam Emeran is set to leave the club for Groningen. (Manchester Evening News)
West Ham had agreed to sell Lucas Paqueta to Manchester City for £85m before an investigation over alleged betting breaches cause the transfer to collapse last week. (Mail)
Talks between Tottenham and Lazio have been reopened about veteran goalkeeper Hugo Lloris. (Sky Sport Italia)
West Ham have offered £35m for Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke. (Football Insider)
Fulham, Everton and Nottingham Forest are all interested in striking a deal for Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi. (Evening Standard)
Tottenham face competition from Fulham for prolific Gent striker Gift Orban. (Football Insider)
