Monday's big transfer rumours: Chelsea could have European giants competing for Tiemoue Bakayoko

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Monaco have been linked with a return for their former player, but now PSG are said to be among those interested too

Tiemoue Bakayoko

What the papers say

Paulo Dybala could be heading for pastures new, with Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus set to meet over the coming days to discuss a £73 million deal, the Daily Mail says. Dybala, 25, has scored 57 goals for Juve since arriving in 2015.

Barcelona midfielder PhilippeCoutinho is heading for the Bundesliga, with his representatives in Germany to discuss a season-long loan to Bayern Munich, reports The Sun.

Paris Saint-Germain’s Edinson Cavani

Paris Saint-Germain’s Edinson Cavani (Andrew Milligan/AP)

Edinson Cavani will be the first marquee signing for David Beckham’s new Major League Soccer franchise Inter Miami and will sign a three-year deal when his time at Paris Saint-Germain comes to a close in the summer, according to the Daily Mail.

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Meanwhile, one potential new face at the Parc des Princes could be TiemoueBakayoko's, with the Ligue 1 champions set to battle it out for the Chelsea man with his former club Monaco, says the Daily Express.

Celtic's Olivier Ntcham

Celtic’s Olivier Ntcham (Ian Rutherford/PA)

Celtic are looking to offload Olivier Ntcham with Bordeaux potentially interested in the former Manchester City man, the Daily Record says.

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Players to watch

Neymar: Barcelona remain keen to bring the Brazilian back to La Liga from PSG on a loan deal initially, reports Sport.

Fernando Llorente: The former Tottenham striker – currently without a club – is on the brink of moving to Lazio, with Inter, Fiorentina and Napoli keen on landing the 34-year-old, Corriere dello Sport says.

Alexis Sanchez: Inter Milan are looking to bring in the Manchester United forward on loan, Gazzetta dello Sport reports.

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