Football Paper Talk 16th May 2015
- Petr Cech has turned down a £150,000 a week move to PSG with the Chelsea keeper keen to stay in London.
- Arsenal are set learn this week if Jackson Martinez fancies a move to North London. The Porto striker, 28, has been linked with a string of clubs including the Gunners and AC Milan.
- Arsenal and Stoke have joined the chase for Sporting Lisbon's 23-year-old right-back Cedric - but Southampton see him as a potential replacement for Nathaniel Clyne.
- Harry Kane must snub a move to Manchester United to keep developing at Tottenham, according to Fabrice Muamba.
- Stoke's Steven N'Zonzi is stalling over a new deal amid interest from Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham.
- Manchester United are eyeing a bargain move for Galatasaray defender Semih Kaya.
- Real Madrid are anticipating a protracted summer of negotiations for David de Gea and could open the bidding as low as £13million.
- Manchester United target Roberto Firmino will leave Hoffenheim for the Premier League this summer, says his agent.
- Tottenham are closing in on a £3.5m deal to sign Burnley right-back Kieran Trippier.
- Arsenal target Grzegorz Krychowiak has put England’s top clubs on red alert by making the Stellar Group his new representatives. He is being looked at by Arsenal, Manchester United, Man City and Chelsea, and has a buy-out clause of around £22m in his current contract.
- Chelsea face a battle to keep Thibaut Courtois at Stamford Bridge this summer.
- Tottenham have joined Liverpool in the race to sign Spain defender Marc Bartra from Barcelona.
- Mohamed Salah is a target for Inter Milan after showing reluctance to return to Fiorentina on loan from Chelsea.
- Man City are forging ahead with their summer spending plans despite talk they could face further sanctions under Uefa’s financial fair play rules.
- Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri has admitted it would be difficult to turn down a big Manchester City offer for his star midfielder Paul Pogba.
- Radamel Falcao thinks his Manchester United experience has made him a better player.
- Liverpool are keen on securing a £3.5m deal for Charlton Athletic teenager Joe Gomez.
- Steve McClaren wants to appoint a young up-and-coming coach as part of his Newcastle United backroom team – to form a link between the new boss and the dressing room.
- Sunderland's hopes of signing Sebastian Coates have been boosted by Liverpool’s interest in Charlton defender Joe Gomez.
- Sunderland are interested in taking Arsenal full-back Carl Jenkinson on loan next season.
- Sunderland have continued their recruitment of young talent by landing Swedish Under-16 international Oscar Krusnell.
- Micah Richards is expected to complete his free transfer to Aston Villa this week after bidding farewell to Manchester City.
- West Bromwich Albion are preparing to secure the long-term future of James Morrison by handing him a new deal.
- Wolverhampton Wanderers have missed out on Crystal Palace striker Dwight Gayle and have now made Cardiff City's Joe Mason their top target.
- Stoke City's medical team are pleased with Bojan's progress from a long-term knee injury.
- Blackburn Rovers have denied they have agreed a fee to sell leading marksman Rudy Gestede to Watford.
- Fulham have shown an interest in Crystal Palace striker Fraizer Campbell.
- Manchester City are looking to sign Fulham's Patrick Roberts and the Whites could receive a fee in the region of £10million
- Brede Hangeland has signed a new one-year contract with Crystal Palace.
- Charlton defender Joe Gomez looks set to complete a transfer to Liverpool this week.
- Leeds United are understood to have stepped up their interest in Chesterfield defender Tendayi Darikwa.
- Derby County are hoping to bring defender Jason Shackell back to the club in a reported £2m deal.
- Burton Albion have signed midfielder Calum Butcher from Scottish club Dundee United.
- Sheffield Wednesday have entered the race to sign Jelle Vossen.
- Scott Carson has revealed Derby’s Premier League ambitions persuaded him to leave the DW Stadium to join the Rams.
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