Bournemouth's Callum Wilson is almost certainly set to leave this summer, following the Cherries' relegation from the Premier League.
Tottenham Hotspur have emerged as a possible destination from the striker, who are still seeking a backup to Harry Kane. Wilson is said to fit the mould of a striker that Jose Mourinho would like in his side, and could be available for just £15m.
Both Newcastle United and West Ham United are interested in Wilson, 28, who cost Eddie Howe £3m when he signed from Coventry City. Manager-less Bournemouth are said to be demanding £20m now for their star player, though Spurs believe that they can negotiate that fee down a little.
It's set to be a busy window for Jose Mourinho and Daniel Levy. After agreeing a £15m deal for Southampton's Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - with Kyle Walker-Peters heading to Saints in return - Mourinho is still said to be angling to sign another couple of defenders.
Thomas Meunier was linked with the North Londoners, but opted to join Borussia Dortmund on a free transfer. There's talk of Ryan Sessegnon potentially leaving to return to newly-promoted Fulham, while Jan Vertonghen's exit perhaps paves the way for another centre-back to join. Eric Dier - who's been in favour with Mourinho - has recently signed a new contract.
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The Tanguy Ndombele saga, meanwhile, looks set to dominate for the rest of the summer. Tottenham's record signing last year from Lyon has struggled to settle in, with rumours of a rift with Mourinho hitting the papers on numerous occasions this season.
Inter Milan are apparently interested in taking Ndombele off Jose's hands; following the sale of Christian Eriksen in January, the two clubs are reportedly on good terms and may look to conduct a little more business with each other in future.
Callum Wilson will be eyeing a place in England's Euro squad next summer, after a dismal campaign on the south coast. With the Cherries having already sold Nathan Ake, they will be fending off interest for a number of their stars before their first season back in the Championship come September.
Aaron Ramsdale has been the subject of a £12m bid from Sheffield United, according to reports, while David Brooks is admired by a number of top clubs. Midfield cruncher Jefferson Lerma could yet leave the club, while Josh King - who had a move to Manchester United scuppered on January's deadline day - is in the frame to go as well.
Ryan Fraser has already departed, with chairman Jeff Mostyn is bracing himself for bids for highly-rated young Englishmen Lloyd Kelly and Lewis Cook.
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