Bayern are set to resume talks with Sane

Per Sky Sports' Florian Plettenberg, Bayern Munich are all set to resume contract talks with star winger Leroy Sane's representatives as they are determined to extend the player's contract. Bayern chief Max Eberl is reportedly willing to offer a deal that runs until 2028, and the total pay package for the player will be in the region of €14–16 million gross.

Kane backed to make Premier League return

Former Tottenham and Manchester United forward Teddy Sheringham has told Casino Hawks that Harry Kane, 31, still has two to three years left in him at the "top level" and that Chelsea or Villa could make a move for him. He added that the England captain is the "finished article" and will not be short of offers.

Liverpool & Man Utd among clubs named in Guirassy release clause

Per Sky Sports in Germany, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Premier League clubs like Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal will be able to trigger a release clause in Guirassy's contract after the Club World Cup this summer.

Man Utd move closer to triggering Cunha's £62.5m release clause

The Daily Mail reports that Manchester United need to activate Matheus Cunha's £62.5 million ($83m) release clause but are hopeful of agreeing terms in May. Newcastle have been credited with interest in the 25-year-old, but he may have been swayed by the prospect of joining the Red Devils instead.

Leverkusen chief confirms 'gentlemen's agreement' with Alonso

Bayer Leverkusen CEO Fernando Carro has hinted that head coach Xabi Alonso could be on his way to Real Madrid to replace Carlo Ancelotti.

Speaking to The Athletic, Carro said: "He has no exit clause, but we have a gentlemen's agreement. If a team he has played for comes, we will sit down and talk about it and we will not put any obstacles in the way."

Leicester icon Vardy linked with shock summer move to MLS

Per The Sun, Jamie Vardy is being eyed by MLS clubs ahead of the summer transfer window. Leicester were relegated at the weekend after their defeat to Liverpool, and the 38-year-old is now awaiting clarity from the club over his future. It is unclear if the Foxes will look to move him on; the veteran has a contract until the summer but he is undecided over whether he wants to remain at the King Power Stadium.

Ipswich star Delap backed for major transfer by team-mate

Ipswich midfielder Jens Cajuste heaped praise on team-mate Liam Delap amid transfer links to Chelsea and Manchester United.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Cajuste said: "He's phenomenal. He's a beast, totally and for a young player like him, it is very hard to say what he can be. I don't think there's a limit, really. It's all upto him really, how far he wants to go, but he definitely has all the qualities."

Leverkusen stalwart confirms imminent exit

Bayer Leverkusen centre-back Jonathan Tah has made it clear that this season will be hist last with the German side. The 29-year-old, who has also been linked with Real Madrid, is a free agent at the end of this season and now he will decide where to head to next.

The German defender told Kicker that he will "definitely" be leaving this summer, adding: "I don't have a timeframe but the club knows about it. And, as I have always done, I've communicated everything very openly. Everything was said from the beginning. There was a point when I made the decision not to extend my contract and not to stay here, and that's how it's going now."

Watkins 'happy' at Aston Villa amid transfer links

England star Ollie Watkins is happy at Aston Villa, according to Fabrizio Romano, despite his furious post-match interview after their clash with Newcastle.

Writing in his GiveMeSport newsletter, Romano responded to the question of whether there are doubts over Watkins' future, saying: "No, at the moment no. They’re happy with Watkins and he’s happy at the club. Then if a proposal comes, never say never - as it was the case in January."

Man City set for transfer snub as PSG star prepares to sign new deal

Sky Sports France has reported that Manchester City have been impressed by Paris Saint-Germain wunderkind Desire Doue and are hopeful that they may be able to sign him this summer as a direct replacement for Silva.

Doue has a contract with Paris Saint-Germain until the summer of 2029; however, his performances this season have prompted the Ligue 1 giants to consider handing Doue a new contract extension with higher wages and a higher release clause. They will likely only add a one-year extension to his contract length to keep him tied down until the summer of 2030.

Mbeumo in demand with Spurs and Arsenal set to go head-to-head

Bryan Mbeumo is set to be at the centre of a transfer tug-of-war this summer amid interest from Tottenham, Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United.

Per CaughtOffside, there is interest from a quartet of Premier League clubs in signing Mbeumo this summer, with the Gunners and Spurs both keen, along with Manchester United and Liverpool. Brentford have set an asking price of up to £55 million ($73m) for the forward, and Mikel Arteta's side appear to be leading the race at present.

Van Dijk drops hint that Alexander-Arnold will cut ties with Liverpool

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has dropped a massive hint regarding right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold's potential move to Real Madrid this summer.

Speaking to the media, Van Dijk said: "Whatever may happen in the future for him, that's something that he has to resolve with himself and the family, but he's a Liverpool player at this point and he's important for our team. He has been important throughout the whole season and today again he came back from the injury, a long one, and that's what I'm happy about... Since I joined the club, he has been a fantastic player and there's a lot of good things that he will always be remembered for if he decides to leave.

Simons dreaming of Barcelona return but Man Utd still in race to sign him

Xavi Simons is dreaming of a Barcelona return but Manchester United are reportedly still in the race to sign the €75 million RB Leipzig star.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Simons' heart appears to still beat for the club where he developed as a youth player. Fabrizio Romano stated that a switch to the Premier League is more plausible, with United keen to bring him to Old Trafford.

Simons dreaming of Barcelona return but Man Utd still in race to sign him

Xavi Simons is dreaming of a Barcelona return but Manchester United are reportedly still in the race to sign the €75 million RB Leipzig star.

Liverpool maintain interest in Mbeumo despite Salah renewal

Liverpool are continuing to explore the possibility of signing Brentford attacker Bryan Mbeumo, even after securing Mohamed Salah’s future with a new contract, according to The Sun.

Brentford are understood to be holding firm on their valuation of the player, reportedly seeking a fee in the region of £50 million. Despite the high asking price, Liverpool’s interest appears serious.

Arsenal transfer target Joan Garcia compared to Messi

Arsenal transfer target Joan Garcia has been compared to Lionel Messi and has been backed to become a "reference" for goalkeepers across the globe.

'I'm not going to speak' - Alexander-Arnold ducks future talk

Trent Alexander-Arnold has refused to address his future after firing Liverpool to a win against Leicester amid reports he will join Real Madrid.