Fridays Football Headlines

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Friday's football gossip and transfer rumours (May 04 2018)

Man United eyeing Dutch legend’s son and Spurs are planning £65m defender double swoop, according to the back pages…

Daily Mail

Napoli will be interested in Antonio Conte if Chelsea lure coach Maurizio Sarri to Stamford Bridge.

Manchester City winger Javairo Dilrosun has joined Hertha Berlin on a four-year contract.

Manchester City have agreed a £2.6m deal to sign Netherlands U20 international defender Philippe Sandler, 21, from PEC Zwolle.

The FA are facing a stumbling block in their plans to sell Wembley Stadium as it has emerged they agreed to Government 'protections' which prevents a sale until 2057.

Daily Mirror

Liverpool's players are on a £750,000 bonus to win the Champions League.

Sergio Ramos has dismissed Liverpool goal-machine Mo Salah as "just one of 11 players".

Arsenal are set to sign Freiburg defender Caglar Soyuncu.

Leicester and Watford are on the trail of highly-rated young Ukrainian keeper Andriy Lunin.

Aston Villa will try to re-sign Gareth Barry from West Brom if they are promoted back to the Premier League.

Jose Mourinho is interested in signing Ajax winger Justin Kluivert, son of former Netherlands striker Patrick.

Wolves striker Benik Afobe is hoping the club are willing to spend £11.5m to sign him on a permanent deal from Bournemouth.

The Sun

Former Liverpool assistant manager Zeljko Buvac is set for a management job in Germany and will not take the Arsenal job.

Roy Hodgson wants a new long-term deal to remain as manager of Crystal Palace.

Argentine giants Boca Juniors want to sign either Claudio Bravo from Manchester City or Sergio Romero from Manchester United this summer.

The Guardian

Crystal Palace will hold talks with Yohan Cabaye (above) and Joel Ward next week to clarify their futures at the club.

Daily Express

Tottenham are planning a £65m double swoop for defensive duo Alfie Mawson and Ryan Bertrand this summer.

The Independent

Arsenal are targeting Sokratis Papastathopoulos as part of a new back five this summer in an overhaul of Arsene Wenger's squad.