Friday's big transfer rumours: Tottenham want part-exchange swap with Everton
Lucas Digne and Danny Rose could be switching sides this summer – if Tottenham get their way...
What the papers say
LucasDigne may be on his way out of Everton, with Tottenham looking for a deal which could see DannyRose go in the opposite direction, the Daily Mirror says. Mauricio Pochettino was interested in the French defender when he left Barcelona, the paper adds.
Chelsea and Real Madrid have agreed a €130 million fee for EdenHazard, the Daily Mail says.
Manchester United are to enter a tug of war with Juventus for the signature of Kalidou Koulibaly, reports the Daily Mirror. The Napoli and Senegal centre-back is among the top targets of United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the paper adds.
United are also among a pack of three interested in bringing in YouriTielemans for £40 million, writes the Daily Mail. The midfielder spent last season on loan at Leicester from Monaco, with the Foxes and Tottenham also keen.
Aujourd'hui, un certain Nicolas Pépé souffle sa 24è bougie ! Joyeux anniversaire au meilleur buteur du #LOSC cette saison — LOSC (@losclive) May 29, 2019
Lille winger NicolasPepe continues to be linked with a move to Champions League winners Liverpool, with Manchester United and Arsenal also keen on the £70m-rated man, according to the Daily Mirror.
Social media round-up
Salomon Rondon 'to meet with Fenerbahce' https://t.co/FJ9XXf7enU— The Sun Football (@TheSunFootball) June 6, 2019
#Juventus want to bring #RealMadrid duo #Rodriguez and #Isco to Turin https://t.co/CjxiALU2lwpic.twitter.com/mwzrW8lQWw— CalcioMercato (En) (@CmdotCom_En) June 6, 2019
Players to watch
Yannick Carrasco: The Belgian midfielder is closer to leaving Chinese Super League club Dalian Yifang, with Arsenal keen on the 25-year-old, the Daily Mirror says.
Matthijs de Ligt: The Dutch defender will move to either PSG or Barcelona, with Manchester United out of the running, according to Marca.
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