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MORATA AGREES MAN UTD MOVE

Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata has agreed terms in principle to join Manchester United this summer, according to the Daily Telegraph.

United have already had one offer for Morata rejected, but are hoping a bid in the region of £60 million will persuade Real to sell the Spain international.

MILAN MOVE UNLIKELY FOR COSTA

Chelsea striker Diego Costa looks unlikely to join AC Milan during the summer due to his wage demands, according to the Daily Telegraph.

Costa claims he has been told he can leave Stamford Bridge by manager Antonio Conte, but his £200,000 a week salary is too much for Milan.

MAN UTD RIVAL LIVERPOOL FOR GELSON

Manchester United are trying to beat Liverpool to the signing of Sporting Lisbon winger Gelson Martins, says O Jogo.

Martins has a £46.5 million release clause, but Sporting would reportedly be willing to let the 22-year-old go for around £40m in the right situation.

MAN UTD AGREE LINDELOF DEAL

Manchester United have agreed a deal with Benfica to sign Victor Lindelof and the Swedish defender will travel to England for a medical, Record reports.

Lindelof has agreed personal terms and will look to edge closer to completing his move after Sweden's game with Norway on June 13. United have settled on an initial €35 million (£30.7m) fee with Benfica for Lindelof.

MESSI TO EARN £72,000 A DAY

Lionel Messi's new contract at Barcelona will see the Argentine superstar earn £72,000 a day, according to Corriere dello Sport.

The new deal will see Messi stay at Camp Nou until 2021, with the option of a further year, as well as a release clause of €400 million.

ROONEY TO STAY AT MAN UTD

Wayne Rooney is considering staying at Manchester United for another season rather than looking to move in the summer, the Daily Mail reports.

The striker will make a final decision when he returns from holiday after being linked with a move to former club Everton and a big-money switch to China.

CHELSEA TO OFFER LUKAKU MORE THAN COSTA

Chelsea are ready to offer Romelu Lukaku a bigger pay packet than Diego Costa in their bid to re-sign the Everton striker, reports the Liverpool Echo.

Costa has claimed he is no longer wanted by Antonio Conte and the Chelsea boss has lined up Lukaku as his replacement.

RONALDO TO CHINA FOR €200M

Cristiano Ronaldo may be the focus of a sensational €200 million bid from a club in the Chinese Super League, according to a report from AS.

The Portuguese has previously been a target for a number of sides in the cash-rich CSL, though has dismissed speculation to commit his future to Real.

Now, despite having a contract in the Spanish capital until 2021, Ronaldo is said to have an offer worth €120 million-per-year in wages coming his way.

PSG LEAD JAMES RACE

PSG lead the race to sign Real Madrid's James Rodriguez, according to France Football.

With the Colombian looking for regular playing time, several top clubs - including Manchester United - have been in the chase, but the French club are reportedly willing to meet Madrid's full asking price.

MAN UTD TO REVIVE GRIEZMANN CHASE



Manchester United could revive their chase of Atletico Madrid striker Antoine Griezmann, with the club struggling to reach a deal with Real Madrid for Alvaro Morata, according to Metro.

The complicated search for a striker has seen Jose Mourinho's side linked with Griezmann, Morata and Everton's Romelu Lukaku.

Lukaku looks set to join Chelsea, however, while Real's desire to land David de Gea as part of the deal for Morata is a major stumbling block for United.

BAYERN TO PAY ALEXIS €480K-A-WEEK



Bayern Munich are willing to make Alexis Sanchez their highest paid player, and pay him €480,000

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LACAZETTE JOINS ARSENAL

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ALEXANDRE LACAZETTE SIGNS FOR ARSENAL 17:05 The France international striker has agreed a move to the Emirates Stadium for a club-record fee, joining from Ligue 1 giants Lyon Alexandre Lacazette has been announced as Arsenal's latest signing, with the club confirming his arrival from Lyon. Lacazette is understood to have become the Gunners' record transfer, with the fee understood to be in the region of £46 million. The club confirmed the news on Wednesday, indicating that that the French striker has agreed a long-term contract with the north London outfit. "Alexandre Lacazette has agreed to join us on a long-term contract, for an undisclosed fee," read a statement posted on the official Arsenal website. "He is expected to travel with the tour party to Sydney this weekend and is likely to make his home debut in the Emirates Cup on July 29 or July 30. "The deal is subject to the completion of regulatory processes." The 26-year-old, w
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LUKAKU BUY KILLS MOURINHO YOUTH CLAIMS

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LUKAKU TO MAN UTD: SO MOURINHO DOES CARE ABOUT YOUNGSTERS AFTER ALL Kris Voakes 08:48 The United manager has been castigated for his short-termism in the past but his record shows he does generally buy young “I knew that was coming… Do you know how many young players I promote to the first team from academies? Forty-nine! If any one of you is interested I can give you [a list].” Jose Mourinho came armed with notes when he first arrived at Old Trafford as Manchester United so clear was he that people were going to ask about his general refusal to give youngsters a chance. Whether at Chelsea, Inter or Real Madrid, he had failed to satiate the desire to promote youth despite delivering major trophies with regularity. Academy players were perceived not to have been given a chance as the Portuguese’s short-term approach was given precedence over the need to give the club’s young assets the chance to show their worth. Millions were spent on the likes of Ricardo Carvalho, Hernan Cresp
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