Harry Kane will extend his Bayern Munich contract, Manchester City plan major rebuild, while Rayo Vallecano left-back Pep Chavarria is a target for Chelsea.
England captain Harry Kane, 32, will sign a new contract at Bayern Munich despite interest from Barcelona. (Athletic – subscription required), external
The appointment of Enzo Maresca as boss at Manchester City could lead to a major rebuild with England full-back Rico Lewis, 21, Netherlands defender Nathan Ake, 31, Spanish midfielder Nico Gonzalez, 24, Portugal defender Ruben Dias, 29, and Brazil winger Savinho, 22, all potentially up for sale. (Mail), external
Manchester City are ready to hijack Tottenham’s move for Newcastle and Italy midfielder Sandro Tonali, 26, despite having already agreed to sign 23-year-old England midfielder Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest. (Marca – in Spanish), external
AC Milan are ready to bid £21.5m for England midfielder Mason Mount, 27, but Manchester United do not want to sell him. (Mail), external
Hull City are set to sign Rangers goalkeeper Jack Butland, 33, with Croat Ivor Pandur, 26, heading in the opposite direction as part of a swap deal to bring the Englishman back to the Premier League. (Sun), external
Chelsea have identified Rayo Vallecano’s Spanish left-back Pep Chavarria, 28, as the man to replace 27-year-old Spain full-back Marc Cucurella after his sale to Real Madrid. (Marca – in Spanish), external
Borussia Dortmund’s Germany midfielder Felix Nmecha, 25, is ready to reject a move from Newcastle he prefers a switch to Manchester United. (Bild via Sport Witness), external
Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise is aware that several clubs, including Real Madrid and Paris St-Germain, are keeping an eye on his performances for France at the World Cup, with the 24-year-old set to meet with the German side after the tournament to discuss his future. (AS – in Spanish), external
RB Leipzig say Ivory Coast winger Yan Diomande will remain at the club next season despite the 19-year-old reportedly choosing Paris St-Germain as his next destination. (Florian Plettenberg), external
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