New contender in the first target of Arsenal; Bale offered a crazy deal

A new suitor has emerged to sign Arsenal's summer transfer target, while Gareth Bale has been seen to come up with a crazy financial deal to get to China, according to Monday's newspapers.

BAYERN EMERGES AS MAIN ZAHA CONTAINERS

Bayern Munich appears as a surprise candidate for the first target of Arsenal Wilfried Zaha from Crystal Palace.

The German giants reportedly turned their attention to the 26-year-old after failing to reach Manchester City winger Leroy Sane and Real Madrid player Gareth Bale.

The Ivorian international has made it clear that he wants to leave Selhurst Park this summer, and is now turning to the Gunners, his favorite destination.

However, Arsenal's initial offer of 40 million pounds on the former Man Utd striker was well below Zaha's 80 million pound palate, leaving the door open to other clubs.

Bayern is looking for wing after letting go of veteran duo Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery. He has also been badociated with an initiative by Chelsea's talented young player, Callum Hudson-Odoi.

However, a report on 90min states that the German giants are ready to investigate Zaha, though they are not ready, like Arsenal, to offer the strong price to the palace for the attacker.

This is not the first time that Bayern is interested in Zaha, after also considering a move for winger pacy last summer.

As for the Gunners, they will have to sell first before they can think of increasing their bid for Unai Emery's first target: Mesut Ozil, Shkodran Mustafi, Mohamed Elneny and Carl Jenkinson are all supposed to be for sale.

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AND THE REST

Gareth Bale has been offered a one million pound-a-week contract to visit China's Beijing Guoan (Daily Mirror) club.

Scott McTominay is committed to being part of the future of Manchester United even though his coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is having a blast on a new midfielder (Daily Mirror)

Oleksandr Zinchenko burst into tears when Vincent Kompany announced that he was leaving Manchester City (Daily Mirror)

N'Golo Kante should miss the start of the season after suffering a setback due to a knee injury (The Sun)

David Wheater is wanted by Oldham after giving up returning to Bolton (The Sun)

Newcastle was stunned by the fact that Wednesday's Sheffield president, Dejphon Chansiri, proposed to drop his legal threat against Steve Bruce if the Toon sent players on loan to Hillsborough (Daily Star)

James Milner has revealed uncertainties about his future in Liverpool, as negotiations have not yet begun on a new deal (Daily Mail).

Newcastle is confident of having no business to answer regarding the appointment of Steve Bruce despite the threat of lawsuits from his former club Sheffield Wednesday (Daily Telegraph)

Eddie Nketiah declared himself ready to play football in the first team after becoming the star of the club's pre-season tour of the United States (Daily Telegraph)

Paris St-Germain discussed a possible exchange for Bale involving his Brazilian striker Neymar (Independent)

Tony Mowbray warned Celtic that the Rangers are the real deal under Steven Gerrard (Scottish Sun)

Israeli boss Andreas Herzog intervened to help Hatem Abd Elhamed win his dream. £ 1.6 million transfer for Celtic (Daily Record)

Abha joins Sepsi Sfantu Gheorghe in the showdown for Dundee United star Rachid Bouhenna (Daily Record)

Celtic European opponents, Nomme Kalju, should travel to Scotland without their coach and star player who will face France fiercely to obtain accelerated British visas (Daily Record)