Transfer rumours: Latest transfer rumours

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Inter Milan are keen on signing Man Utd midfielder Juan Mata, 29, who is out of contract in the summer. (Mirror)

Liverpool are due to hold discussions on Thursday over Philippe Coutinho's long-awaited transfer to Barcelona, with the 25-year-old's fee expected to be around 150m euros. (Yahoo)

The Reds have identified £90m-rated Monaco midfielder Thomas Lemar, 22, as the man they want to replace Coutinho. (Mirror)

Tottenham are ready to make Harry Kane, 24, the highest-paid English player in the Premier League by offering him £200,000 a week. (Daily Mail)

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola wants to spend £50m to reinforce his squad, with Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez, 29, and Real Sociedad defender Inigo Martinez, 26, both targets. (Sun)

Juventus are determined to keep winger Alex Sandro, 26, after interest from both Manchester United and Chelsea. (Independent)

Bayern Munich are interested in Arsenal and Liverpool target Leon Goretzka (Talk Sport)

Manchester United considering 90 million pounds move for Paulo Dybala (Daily Mirror)

Southampton favourite to sign Walcott (Sky Sports)

Cenk Tosun move to Everton edges closer (Sky Sports)



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