Tuesday's big transfer rumours: Manchester United and Tottenham to fight for Serie A star

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What the papers say

Manchester United look set to spar with Tottenham over the signature of Juventus forward PauloDybala, according to the Daily Mirror. Dybala, 25, scored at Wembley to knock out Spurs in the last 16 of the 2017/18 Champions League.

CiaranClark, capped 32 times for the Republic of Ireland, could be heading to the capital: Crystal Palace are looking to make a £5 million bid for the Newcastle defender, reports The Sun.

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Monaco are looking to bring in Arsenal’s ShkodranMustafi, the Daily Mirror says. The Germany defender played in all but eight of Arsenal’s games last season, but the Ligue 1 side are looking at making a bid of around £27 million.

Liverpool forward BenWoodburn could be going out on loan to Oxford next season, according to the Daily Mail. The 19-year-old Wales international spent last season on loan at Sheffield United.

England goalkeeper Tom Heaton

England goalkeeper Tom Heaton could be leaving Turf Moor (Martin Rickett/PA)

Three clubs are looking to sign Burnley’s TomHeaton, says The Sun. Aston Villa are reported to have had a bid rejected for the 33-year-old goalkeeper, while Watford and Bournemouth are also keen on the £10m man.

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Players to watch

James Rodriguez: The Colombia attacking midfielder has been told he will be staying at Real Madrid despite interest from rivals Atletico, AS says.

Tiago Djalo: The Portuguese teenager who joined Milan in January is on the wishlist of Lille, who are preparing for the departure of Nicolas Pepe and Rafael Leao, reports RMC Sport.

Mariano: The 25-year-old Real Madrid forward could be leaving the Bernabeu with Roma and Monaco submitting offers, according to AS.

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