Transfer rumours: Eriksen, Jesus, De Jong, Raphinha, Salah, Mourinho, Mane

Manchester United are hoping they can lure Denmark playmaker Christian Eriksen on a free transfer with the 30-year-old's short-term deal at Brentford at an end. (Sunday Mirror)

Arsenal are willing to offer Manchester City and Brazil striker Gabriel Jesus, 25, a weekly wage of £190,000 to move to Emirates Stadium this summer. (Sun on Sunday)

Barcelona have told Liverpool's Egyptian striker Mohamed Salah, 29, he can join them next summer. (Sunday Mirror)

Liverpool have joined the race for Leeds and Brazil winger Raphinha, 25, after growing resigned to losing Senegalese attacker Sadio Mane, 30. (Sunday Mirror)

England started the Nations League poorly.

Mane is adamant he wishes to leave, with the forward, linked with Bayern Munich, having not asked for a new contract at Anfield. (Sunday Telegraph)

Chelsea are leading the race to sigh Barcelona and France forward Ousmane Dembele, 25, who is available on a free transfer when his contract expires at the end of this month. (Talksport)

Roma manager Jose Mourinho has emerged as a rival to Zinedine Zidane to replace Mauricio Pochettino as Paris St-Germain boss. (Mail on Sunday)

Nottingham Forest are ready to try their luck with a bid of around £12m for Burnley's England keeper Nick Pope, 30, who is valued at £40m. (Sun on Sunday)

Tottenham, Newcastle and Aston Villa are all interested in taking 28-year-old Belgium winger Yannick Carrasco from Atletico Madrid. (Fichajes - in Spanish)

Tottenham are also interested in Newcastle's 25-year-old French attacker Allan Saint-Maximin. (Football London)

Newcastle will need to pay £50m to sign Manchester City's Dutch defender Nathan Ake, 27. (Sun on Sunday)

Crystal Palace are considering a move for Rangers and Nigeria midfielder Joe Aribo, 25. (The Athletic - subscription required)

Wolves are close to a £30m deal for Sporting Lisbon's Portuguese centre-back Goncalo Inacio, 20. (Mirror Online)

Wolves have also been linked with Benfica and Switzerland striker Haris Seferovic after manager Bruno Lage was pictured meeting the 30-year-old. (Semih Atlilar on Twitter)