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BARCA TARGET DEMBELE

 Barcelona are set to reignite their interest in Borussia Dortmund forward Ousmane Dembele, according to Mundo Deportivo.

 The Blaugrana missed out on signing the 20-year-old from Rennes last summer, but are more confident of completing a deal this time around.

 Barca are hopeful that the departures of Thomas Tuchel and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will unsettle Dembele and help tempt him to Camp Nou.

 LIVERPOOL PLAN LACAZETTE TALKS
Liverpool are planning talks with the representatives of Lyon striker Alexandre Lacazette, according to the Daily Express.

 The France international's planned move to Atletico Madrid has fallen apart, and the Reds are keen to beat Manchester United to his signature.

 EVERTON EYE VARDY

 Everton are eyeing a move for Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy, according to the Sunday Express.

 The Toffees are resigned to losing Romelu Lukaku this summer, and see Vardy as the perfect man to offset the departure of the Belgium international.

 LIVERPOOL CLOSE IN ON SALAH

Liverpool are closing in on a club-record deal to bring Roma winger Mohamed Salah to Anfield, according to the Daily Telegraph .

 The Reds are willing to pay in excess of £35 million to sign the Egypt international and are hopeful of completing the deal within a week.

 ARSENAL HAND WENGER £150M BUDGET

 Arsenal are expected to spend big next season with the club handing Arsene Wenger a £150 million budget, according to the Daily Star .

 Despite leading the Gunners to a disappointing fifth-place finish and missing out on the Champions League, the French coach was handed a new deal by the club and will be given a huge transfer war chest in order to restore the club to its former glory.

 Monaco striker Kylian Mbappe is said to be a target for the North London club, while Leicester star Riyad Mahrez is also on the radar.

 MAN UTD NAME DE GEA PRICE

Manchester United are willing to let David de Gea join Real Madrid in the summer, but only if the Spanish giants meet their £80 million valuation of the goalkeeper.

 The Spain international was on the verge of leaving for the Spanish capital in 2015, but a move failed to transpire when the clubs ran out of time on deadline day. 

 Real remain interested, however, and the Daily Mail say the Red Devils are willing to sell for the right price.

 ARSENAL TO OFFER DEFENDER NEW DEAL

 Arsenal centre-half Rob Holding is set for a new deal at the club, according to a report from The Mirror.

 The 21-year-old, who signed from Bolton in a deal worth around £2.1 million, has impressed in his debut season at the Emirates and will be rewarded with an improved contract.

 MAN UTD JOIN MBAPPE RACE

Manchester United are the latest European giant to join the race to sign Monaco forward Kylian Mbappe, according to  The Sun .

 Real Madrid and Arsenal have both shown an interest in the teenager, but United would be willing to smash the world transfer record paid for Paul Pogba to sign the France international.

 VALENCIA TARGET HERRERA

 Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera has emerged as a target for Valencia, according to the  Sunday Mirror .

 The Red Devils are unwilling to sell the 27-year-old, but Valencia could bid in excess of £30 million to try and force United's hand.

 MILAN IN DEMBELE TALKS

AC Milan have opened talks with Celtic striker Moussa Dembele regarding a move to San Siro, according to  Sky Sports .

 Chelsea and Borussia Dortmund are  keen on the former Fulham forward, but it is Milan who have made the first move after his impressive first season at Parkhead.

 LEICESTER WANT SIGURDSSON

Leicester City have made Swansea City midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson their No.1 target to replace Riyad Mahrez, according to  The Sun .

 The Foxes are resigned to losing Mahrez, and are ready to battle Everton and Tottenham to sign Iceland international Sigurdsson, who is valued at around £30 million.

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