Football rumours from the media
What the papers say
Two years after Jose Mourinho failed to sign Diego Godin while at Manchester United, the Inter Milan centre-back is once again believed to be in the Tottenham manager’s sights. The Daily Mirror reports that Mourinho is keen on bringing the 34-year-old defender in to help bolster his backline.
Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen is reportedly the target for a planned world-record bid from Bayern Munich. The Daily Mirror says the club are willing to pay up to £90 million for the 28-year-old German.
Arsenal are interested in Valencia midfielder Carlos Soler, according to The Sun. Although the 23-year-old only recently signed a new deal with the club, Valencia could be forced to part ways with Soler in order to drum up some funds to help balance their books.
Social media round-up
John Stones' Man City future in doubt as Pep Guardiola 'eyes Leonardo Bonucci'https://t.co/TXGR6blqQjpic.twitter.com/fMrqtKUNzK— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) March 28, 2020
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang sent Man Utd transfer instruction amid summer links— Daily Star Sport (@DailyStar_Sport) March 27, 2020
Players to watch
Martin Braithwaite: The Barcelona and Denmark striker is on the radar of both Everton and West Ham, however Barcelona will not sell the 28-year-old for anything less than £16m, reports Spanish newspaper Diario Sport.
Manuel Neuer: Chelsea are interested in signing the veteran goalkeeper from Bayern Munich, according to German publication Bild.
Arturo Vidal: The 32-year-old Barcelona midfielder will be allowed to join Inter Milan in the summer, reports Italian publication Calciomercato.
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