Barcelona eye shock move for Liverpool's Nunez

According to The Sun, Barcelona have been linked with Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez in a bid to cut squad costs by replacing high-earner Robert Lewandowski.

Lewandowski's reported wages next season could be the equivalent of £27 million ($34m), around 15% of Barcelona's entire salary limit. While Nunez is a big earner by Liverpool's standards, he is said to be on just a quarter of what Lewandoski is on course to make.

Sancho unlikely to continue at Manchester United

According to Sky Sports reporter Patrick Berger, the Manchester United loanee reportedly does not want to continue at Old Trafford regardless of Erik ten Hag's future with the club

Borussia Dortmund want to retain Sancho's services beyond the current campaign but they are unlikely to sign him permanently as they are exploring options for a second loan spell with an obligation to buy ahead of the 2025/26 season.

Saudi second-tier club interested in Mourinho

Saudi second-tier club Al-Qadsiah are eyeing a move for Jose Mourinho in the summer as they look to secure promotion to the Saudi Pro League, according to Ben Jacobs.

The legendary Portuguese manager has been without a job since Roma parted ways with him in January.

AC Milan eyeing move for Tuchel

AC Milan could approach outgoing Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel as they look to replace Stefano Pioli at the end of the current campaign, according to Rudy Galetti.

They are currently linked with a move for Sergio Conceicao, however, they have put the German manager's name in the shortlist.

Benfica boss Schmidt rejects Bayern's offer

Benfica boss Roger Schmidt ruled out a move away from Benfica amid interest from Bayern Munich as they identified him as a possible replacement for Thomas Tuchel.

Speaking to reporters, Schmidt said, "It's clear to me that I'll stay at Benfica until 2026. That's what I want. That's why I signed a new contract. I'm not on the market. I have a job at Benfica. As a coach, I also have to see the development and potential for the coming years. I think a lot of things are good."

Man Utd ready to listen to offers for Antony

According to Rudy Galetti, Manchester United are reportedly ready to listen to offers for winger Antony in the summer transfer window. The Red Devils look to offload the Brazilian in the next window in order to sign Michael Olise from Crystal Palace.

Messinho isn't for sale! Palmeiras boss warns Chelsea

Palmeiras boss Abel Ferreira made an ardent plea to club president, Leila Pereira, to block the sale of Estevao Willian to Chelsea despite €55m (£47m/$58m) offer.

"I'm going to ask Leila not to sell this player. Let him stay with us until 2027," he said.

Potter in the frame with Ajax set to decide on new head coach

Ajax are reportedly set to choose between Graham Potter and Francesco Farioli for their vacant head coach position.

Arsenal set sights on Newcastle forward Isak

Arsenal are reportedly eyeing a summer transfer move for Newcastle United forward Alexander Isak, as reported by the Independent. Gunners manager Mikel Arteta views the 24-year-old Swedish international as the missing component to finalize his squad who showcased his prowess by netting his 19th goal of the Premier League season during Newcastle's recent 5-1 victory over Sheffield United.

However, securing a deal for Isak might pose challenges, with Newcastle purportedly exhibiting strong reluctance. The Magpies' stance suggests they are keen on retaining the services of the talented forward, considering offering him a new contract as part of their efforts to fend off potential suitors.

Kirby to follow Hayes in leaving Chelsea at end of season

Chelsea and WSL legend Fran Kirby will be following Emma Hayes through the exit door at the end of the season.

Speaking to club media, she said: "I always wanted to win growing up, so coming to a club that shared that ambition was something that I valued. That is one of the main reasons I joined the club. I believe the club could help me do that.

"Part of my job is to play well, win trophies and football games. If I can do that and inspire young girls to be footballers or any form of athlete. That is enough for me. Hopefully, I leave the club in a better place than when I first came in. For me then, the job is done."

Walker remains open to Saudi move

Kyle Walker is reportedly contemplating a departure from the Premier League to pursue a move to Saudi Arabia, as per reports from The Sun.

Walker has engaged in discussions with his former Manchester City teammate Riyad Mahrez regarding the prospective move. Mahrez, who now represents Al-Ahli in Saudi Arabia, has reportedly provided insights to Walker about life and football in the region. While Walker remains content with his current situation at Manchester City, the allure of a new challenge in a different footballing landscape appears to intrigue him.