Caicedo set for contract talks despite having six years left

Chelsea are set to discuss a new contract with Moises Caicedo despite the midfielder having six years left to run on his current deal.

Per the Telegraph, Chelsea are ready to discuss improved terms with Caicedo as they bid to reward his performances this season. He has won the club's Player of the Season award, as well as the club's Players' Player of the Season award, and Chelsea are keen to discuss a pay bump.

Marseille in talks to sign Man Utd and Arsenal-linked Gomes

Marseille are reportedly in talks to sign Lille midfielder Angel Gomes amid transfer links with Manchester United and Arsenal.

According to L'Equipe, Marseille have enquired about the 24-year-old - who is set to become a free agent this summer. The report states Roberto De Zerbi's team have now made a contract offer for the England international.

Ancelotti and Real Madrid reach agreement over exit

Real Madrid and Carlo Ancelotti have reached an agreement that will see the Italian coach leave the club.

Per The Athletic, Madrid and Ancelotti have reached an agreement over his departure that will allow him to take the Brazil job before the 2026 World Cup. His exit had been dependent on the two parties reaching an agreement over the terms of his exit, and the payment he will receive.

Man Utd set to join Liverpool & Newcastle in race for Mbeumo

Manchester United who are looking to bolster their attack this summer, have reportedly shown strong interest in signing Brentford's £60 million-rated ($79m) winger Bryan Mbeumo as they are set to rival Liverpool and Newcastle in the transfer market, according to The Telegraph.

Mourinho joined by two EPL managers on Al-Hilal's wanted list

Following Jorge Jesus' exit, Al-Hilal are now eyeing moves for top coaches like Fulham's Marco Silva and Nottingham Forest's Nuno Espirito Santos. They also have their eyes on legendary manager Mourinho, who joined Fenerbahce last year, according to talkSPORT.

Man Utd come up with transfer 'Plan B' for flop Antony

Manchester United are said to be looking for around €40 million (£34m/$45m) from any permanent deal for Antony. Atletico Madrid have joined the hunt there. The Red Devils are, however, aware that their asking price may not be met. In that case, Relevo reports that another loan switch will be sanctioned. That could play into Betis' hands, as they cannot afford to buy Antony outright.

Man Utd to move for Barcelona star Araujo

According to Football365, Manchester United will make an offer to recruit Ronald Araujo if they qualify for next season's Champions League. They can only do that, though, if they win this season's Europa League - with Ruben Amorim's men on the cusp of reaching the final after a 3-0 semi-final first-leg win over Athletic Club.

Martinez future in doubt as Villa eye Real Madrid keeper

The Birmingham Mail reports on supposed interest in Emiliano Martinez from the Saudi Pro League. If he were to leave in the summer of 2025 - with Robin Olsen also set to depart as his contract expires - then a new No.1 would be required at Villa Park.

It is being claimed that Aston Villa are mulling over a move for Andriy Lunin. The Ukraine international is currently filling back-up duties behind Thibaut Courtois at La Liga giants Real Madrid.

Arsenal edge ahead of Chelsea in race for Gittens

German publication Ruhr Nachrichten, via Fussball Transfers, states that Chelsea were previously at the front of the queue for Jamie Gittens but now Arsenal have leapfrogged them in the pecking order.

Liverpool told the three positions Slot must strengthen in summer

Manchester United legend Roy Keane has pointed out three positions where new English champions Liverpool must strengthen in the summer.

Speaking on Sky Sports after Liverpool's loss at Chelsea, Keane said: "They want to back that up. That's the big challenge for Liverpool. Possibly a left-back, a centre half, [and] potentially I would say striker. They've won the league, they'll be a big attraction for a lot of players. Winning the league's fantastic, you've got to back it up again next year."