A round-up of Sunday’s biggest transfer stories and gossip.
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Manchester United will make a shock £25million bid to bring former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas back to the Premier League from Barcelona this summer.
Full story: Sunday Express.
United manager David Moyes is also keen to raid his old club Everton for midfielder Marouane Fellaini for around £24million.
Full story: Sunday Mirror.
Incoming Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti is a fan of Wayne Rooney and will look to sign him from United this summer.
Full story: Sunday Mirror.
Real Madrid are also stepping up their interest in Tottenham star Gareth Bale, and will offer Spurs £60million for the Welshman,
Full story: Sunday Telegraph.
Santos star Neymar has confirmed his decision to join Barcelona this summer after weeks of speculation.
Full story: Sky Sports.
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is reportedly on incoming Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini’s summer transfer wish list.
Full story: Sunday Mirror.
Arsenal will attempt to solve their goalkeeping problems with a £10million bid for Sunderland shot stopper Simon Mignolet.
Full story: Sunday Mirror.
Serie A pair Fiorentina and Napoli are both interested in signing Spanish striker Fernando Torres from Chelsea.
Full story: Sunday Mirror.
Lyon and Arsenal are holding talks over a possible loan move to Ligue 1 for Gervinho, which could become permanent next summer.
Full story: The Metro.
Jose Mourinho has reportedly agreed a four-year contract to rejoin former club Chelsea from Real Madrid, in a deal which will make him the highest paid Premier League manager in history.
Full story: Sunday Times.
If Mourinho returns to Stamford Bridge, he will look to promote Romelu Lukaku to first choice, after the 20-year-old impressed on loan this season at West Brom.
Full story: The Sun.
Everton may look to former Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to replace David Moyes as manager.
Full story: Sunday Telegraph.
Stoke City will consider former Chelsea boss Roberto Di Matteo as a candidate to replace Tony Pulis if Mark Hughes rejects them.
Full story: Sunday Express.
Recently-sacked Sunderland boss Martin O’Neill could be set for a return to management with former side Leicester City.
Full story: Mail on Sunday.
A large number of Everton fans are unhappy with the club’s unveiling of a new club crest.
Full story: Sky Sports.
Manchester City’s James Milner has been keeping himself entertained on the club’s US tour by attempting to hit Brooklyn Bridge with a football!
Full story: The Metro.
