Thursdays Football Headlines

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A round-up of the latest football gossip from Thursday's national newspapers. (May 25 2017)

DAILY MIRROR

Everton accept they have reached the end of the line in contract talks with Ross Barkley and will reluctantly consider offers for the England international.

Burnley will risk losing Michael Keane on a free transfer after next season if they do not receive a big enough bid for his services this summer.

Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo has played down talk of Antoine Griezmann joining Manchester United.

Luke Shaw expects to learn if he has a future at Manchester United after their Europa League final win.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche is on Crystal Palace's managerial short-list to replace Sam Allardyce after his dramatic resignation on Tuesday.

Steve Cotterill is in the running for the Sunderland job.

THE SUN

Juventus have reportedly joined Manchester United in the race for Renato Sanches.

Willy Caballero has been offered a new deal by Manchester City.

Chile accidentally listed Alexis Sanchez as a Bayern Munich player during their latest squad announcement as speculation grows over Arsenal future.

Arsenal youngster Gedion Zelalem is facing up to nine months on the sidelines after rupturing his cruciate ligament in his knee while on international duty with USA at the U20 World Cup.

Felix Gotze, brother of Borussia Dortmund star Mario, has been handed his first professional contract by Bayern Munich.

DAILY MAIL

Everton manager Ronald Koeman will attempt to add some creativity to his squad in the summer transfer window.

Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes is on the shortlist to replace David Moyes at Sunderland.

DAILY STAR

Newcastle have joined the hunt for Sporting Lisbon sensation William Carvalho, according to reports.

Kelechi Iheanacho fully expects to stay at Manchester City this summer despite the mounting speculation surrounding his future.

Real Madrid are ready to cool their interest in Eden Hazard, according to reports.

THE TIMES

Nuno Espirito Santo, the outgoing manager of Porto, has emerged as the latest candidate to replace Paul Lambert at Wolves.

THE TELEGRAPH

Kieran Gibbs has added to the extraordinary defensive crisis at Arsenal that has already sidelined Laurent Koscielny, Gabriel and almost certainly Shkodran Mustafi from Saturday's FA Cup final against Chelsea.