Barcelona are still interested in Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta to replace Xavi, who is leaving at the end of the season, but the Spanish club know it will be difficult to appoint him. (Relevo)
England coach Gareth Southgate and Brentford coach Thomas Frank are among the options being considered by Manchester United if they choose to replace Erik ten Hag at the end of this season. (ESPN)
Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City are fighting to sign Bayern Munich midfielder Joshua Kimmich. The 29-year-old Germany international is looking to leave Bavaria this summer. (Express)
Any club looking to sign Brighton head coach Roberto de Zerbi this summer will have to pay the Seagulls £12.8m. Barcelona, Liverpool and Manchester United have been linked with the Italian. (Mirror)
Bayern Munich are ahead of Liverpool in the race to appoint Xabi Alonso as their next coach if the Spaniard decides to leave Bayer Leverkusen in the summer. (Telegraph)
Liverpool are keen to appoint Richard Hughes as sporting director after he himself turned 44, confirming he will leave his role as Bournemouth's technical director at the end of the season. (Times)
Liverpool, Borussia Dortmund and Paris St-Germain want Argentina midfielder Alan Varela, 22, but will have to pay Porto his £60m release clause. (Mercato)
Brazil midfielder Joelinton wants to stay in the Premier League if the 27-year-old does not agree a new contract with Newcastle United until 2025. (Football Insider)
Chelsea want to sign Athletic Bilbao winger Nico Williams. The 21-year-old Spain striker has a release clause which could mean he is available for £43m this summer. (Telegraph)
Williams is also on Arsenal's radar while Wolves Portuguese winger Pedro Neto, 23, and Brentford striker Ivan Toney, 27, are also being considered. (Evening Standard)
West Ham have been offered the chance to sign Borussia Dortmund's German winger Marco Reus, 34, when his contract expires this summer. (Football Insider) Ajax midfielder Jordan Henderson, 33, has no regrets about leaving Liverpool, saying it was the "best decision" for all parties. (Guardian)
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