Sunday’s transfer rumour roundup.
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Premier League champions Manchester United have completed a big-money deal for Sporting Lisbon holding midfielder William Carvalho to move to Old Trafford next season, and their next target will be to try to persuade Bayern Munich midfielder Toni Kroos to also move to the Theatre of Dreams this summer.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
La Liga giants Real Madrid want to sign Liverpoool right-back Glen Johnson at the end of the campaign by which time the England international will have entered the final 12 months of his contract at Anfield.
Full story: The Sunday Telegraph
Arsenal full-back Carl Jenkinson will be sent out on loan to either Newcastle United or West Ham United next season in order to gain some valuable game time.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Standard Liege say that Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing their top scorer Michy Batshuayi at the end of the season.
Full story: The Sunday Express
Queens Park Rangers frontman Loic Remy is desperate to join Arsenal next season.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Tottenham Hotspur are the favourites to land France international Remy, with the north London club wanting the on-loan Newcastle striker to replace the misfiring Roberto Soldado up front at White Hart Lane next season.
Full story: The Sunday Times
Liverpool are set to make an offer for out-of-favour West Ham centre-back Winston Reid, with the New Zealand international currently frustrated at being relegated to the substitutes’ bench after having recovered from an ankle injury.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
Liverpool are eyeing up a move for FC Barcelona’s 16-year-old forward Lee Seung-woo.
Full story: The Metro
Liverpool are set to go head to head with Premier League rivals Chelsea and Manchester United at the end of the season in the race to land £30m-rated Southampton left-back Luke Shaw.
Full story: The Sunday Express
Serie A outfit Napoli are interested in signing out-of-favour Arsenal defender Thomas Vermaelen at the end of the campaign.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Chelsea head coach Jose Mourinho will offload £17m-rated marksman Romelu Lukaku this summer and replace the powerful Belgium international with both Atletico de Madrid’s Diego Costa and Paris Saint-Germain’s Edinson Cavani.
Full story: The Sunday Express
Turkish giants Besiktas want to land Tottenham Hotspur centre-back Younes Kaboul at the end of the season after previously failing to lure Manchester United central defender Nemanja Vidic to Istanbul.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Experienced Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger claims that he wants to remain in charge of the north London club and that there “shouldn’t be any uncertainty” over his future at the Emirates going forward.
Full story: The Sunday Express
Former Arsenal goalkeeper Bob Wilson claims that manager Arsene Wenger may decide to quit the north Londoners should the Frenchman win the Premier League again.
Full story: talkSPORT.co.uk
Under-pressure Manchester United manager David Moyes says that he will be eyeing up silverware to bring to Old Trafford as soon as next season gets under way.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Southampton goalkeeper Artur Boruc thinks that highly rated young head coach Mauricio Pochettino will soon put pen to paper on a new deal at St Mary’s.
Full story: The Observer
In-form Liverpool attacker Daniel Sturridge will see his current weekly wage doubled to £140,000 per week as a reward for the England international’s prolific form in front of goal this season.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Manchester City midfielder David Silva says that he has no intention of moving to La Liga champions FC Barcelona next season as he wants to win the Premier League title at Eastlands instead.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Both AS Monaco and Real Madrid are keen to sign out-of-favour Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole next season.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Tottenham Hotspur director of football Franco Baldini is set to receive his marching orders at White Hart Lane.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
The future of under-pressure Manchester United head coach David Moyes is still under threat with the Premier League champions weighing up replacing the Scot with veteran midfielder Ryan Giggs, with Paul Scholes acting as his assistant.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday