Some of the latest transfer speculation involving the area’s clubs…
There continues to be speculation over the future of Fulham star Ryan Sessegnon.
The Daily Mail say Tottenham, who have long been interested in the Whites youngster, will make an offer at the end of the season.
The newspaper claim Fulham want £40m for Sessegnon but that Spurs are only willing to pay closer to £25m.
The Daily Mirror run a similar story, declaring that Spurs are ahead of Manchester United and Paris St-Germain in a race to sign Sessegnon.
Meanwhile, Spanish newspaper Marca has once again claimed that Real Madrid are set to sign Eden Hazard.
Marca say the deal for him to join Real from Chelsea this summer will be sealed in the coming days.
Spanish media reports have frequently declared that Hazard has agreed a move to Real, including during the January transfer window, when no move materialised.
Reports in Sweden say midfielder Andersson, 15, has chosen a move to Chelsea and the club will complete a deal to sign him this summer if a transfer ban is suspended.
Andersson, who previously trained with Manchester United, is currently with IFK Gothenburg.
The Sun have picked up on story by Swedish newspaper Expressen, which quoted the youngster’s father Mikael Andersson as saying: “There have been an incredible number of clubs from virtually all countries that have been interested in him.
“But he has chosen to go to Chelsea when it’s time. According to the rules he must be 16 first and then it is up to the clubs to agree.
“There’s still some details, but the day it’s time he has decided that it’ll be Chelsea.
“It is a chance you can take if the package is right. They have very good education and care about you as a human being, which one might not believe.”
The Daily Star continue to link Manchester United with Chelsea’s Callum Hudson-Odoi.
And the Daily Express, which this week declared that Tiemoue Bakayoko could end up staying with Chelsea this summer, now say AC Milan are ready to pay £30m for him.
This post was last modified on 06/04/2019