Jadon Sancho tops the list of Manchester United targets after Liverpool's interest; Chelsea gives Gareth Bale Chase a boost; Arsenal identifies the replacement of Cech

Sancho rumors

Jadon Sancho is Manchester United's "first summer target", according to The Mirror.

The Dortmund star has won three team selections from England since moving to Germany and has impressed enormously since his arrival. However, any possible move could only happen if United won the Champions League football next season.

Bale auction

Gareth Bale's career at Real Madrid may soon be over as President Florentino Perez has named his Welsh Winger Award.

Bale could leave the Spanish capital if a club agrees to equal its estimate to £ 131 million. Chelsea and Manchester United are apparently interested in securing its services, reports Telemadrid via The Sun.

Bale joined Madrid in September 2013 for a record amount, but has not yet learned Spanish, according to his teammates.

Gunning for the pope

According to the Daily Mail, Arsenal aligns Petr Cech's replacement and is very interested in Nick Pope, Burnley's point guard.

Former Chelsea goaltender, Cech, holds the record for the Premier League's best score, but recently found himself behind new rookie Bernd Leno at The Emirates.

Meanwhile, Pope is behind Tom Heaton and Joe Hart in the Burnley Guard 's order, which makes Arsenal' s boss, Unai Emery, confident of being able to rely on his man.

City close to perspective

The Mail also understands that Manchester City is about to engage with Catalan club Espanyol for the services of 16-year-old Oscar Tarensi.

If City did it, it would cost them only £ 260,000 to the player on the left that was touted for big things in the future.

Happy Bakayoko

Tiemoue Bakayoko, of Chelsea, revealed that he wanted to stay at the AC Milan loan club, instead of returning to London with The Blues.

S addressing RMC Sport, the Frenchman said: "I am really very good at Milan. I would not, why not, continue with Milan "

The midfielder cost Chelsea 40 million pounds in 2017 and he has three years left on his current contract with the English. However, after a disappointing first season in the Premier League, we were transferred to Italy thanks to a loan agreement that allowed him to play 19 league games while Milan is in fourth place.