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Mundo Deportivo say that Borussia Dortmund are prepared to ask for more than Benfica did for Enzo Fernandez in order to let Jude Bllingham leave in the summer.

The Argentine moved to Stamford Bridge for a British record transfer fee of £107m, meaning the likes of Liverpool and Real Madrid will have to fork out more.

The Brazilian centre-back is set to extend his PSG contract according to French outlet L'Equipe. The contract will run to at least 2026 with an option for another year.

Should that extension be triggered, his tenure in Paris will be 14 years at least.

Sources at Fichajes claim that the Reds are one of three clubs keeping an eye on Kante's contract situation as his current Chelsea deal expires in the summer. Klopp reportedly wants the 31-year-old as he looks to add to his waining midfield.

The other two sides are allegedly Spanish giants Barcelona and Real Madrid.

Erik ten Hag is set to launch a raid on the Nou Camp and will 'ask to sign' the 20-year-old winger after another attempt to lure Frenkie de Jong to Old Trafford, too.

Sources at the Sunday Express claim the feelers have already been sent out in terms of securing the youngster's services.

According to sources at AS, Spurs and Atletico are to battle it out to secure Marcus Thuram's services on a free transfer.

The forward's contract at Borussia Monchengladbach will run out in the summer and, after staying put in January, Spurs are amongst those circling.

AC Milan are considering making an offer for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang this summer, Gazzetta dello Sport reports.

The striker is expected to leave Chelsea after being left out of the Champions League squad and travelled to Milan on Friday.

Chelsea are open to hiring Luis Enrique as coach if they choose to replace Graham Potter, according to Fichajes.

Chelsea have been disappointing under Potter and they could decide to sack him and bring in the ex-Barcelona and Spain coach.

Barcelona are still interested in signing Juan Foyth, claims Sport.

The Camp Nou side want to strengthen at right-back in the summer and coach Xavi sees the Villarreal defender as a top option.

Three European giants AC Milan, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are reportedly keen on signing out of favour Chelsea star Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang according to The Daily Mail.

The former Arsenal star moved to Chelsea from Barcelona in the summer but Catalan giants are now reportedly keen on re-signing the striker.

Manchester United are interested in signing Real Betis forward Borja Iglesias according to Fichajes.

Another Premier League side Brighton are also in the race to rope in the 30-year-old Spaniard.

Leeds United winger Jack Harrison could leave the club next summer according to 90min.

Harrison was linked with a move away from Leeds during the January window and Leicester were keen on signing the player but a deal eventually did not materialise.

North London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Barcelona winger Ansu Fati according to Mundo Deportivo.

The Spanish international has appeared in just seven league matches for the Catalan giants and could be tempted to make a move to the Premier League if his club permit.

Chelsea are the latest club to show interest in signing Napoli's star striker Victor Osimhen according to Mirror.

The Blues will face competition from Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain who are keen on signing the player.

Isco, who terminated his contract with Sevilla and was close to joining Union Berlin in January before the deal collapsed, is now being linked with a move to Everton and Juventus TuttoJuve.

The 30-year-old is open to a move to the Premier League if Everton submits a proposal with the player's representatives.

Newcastle United continue to remain interested in signing Chelsea midfielder Conor Gallagher in the summer according to Football Insider.

The Magpies reportedly had held talks with the Blues over a possible transfer of Gallagher in January but Chelsea did not want to let him leave until they secure Enzo Fernandez's service.