All the top stories and transfer rumours from Friday's newspapers...
THE SUN
Arsenal have reportedly agreed a fee with Ajax for Jurrien Timber.
Chelsea will not sanction another loan deal for wantaway Romelu Lukaku this summer.
According to reports, Manchester United has reportedly made a decision on a 'plan' for Mason Greenwood's future. It is also reported that Amad Diallo will have the chance to impress Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag during the pre-season.
Wilfried Zaha has not notified Crystal Palace of his decision regarding signing a new contract, despite his existing deal expiring on Friday.
As uncertainties surrounding his future persist, Marco Silva is currently engaged in discussions to change his representatives.
Barcelona are reportedly prepared to sell Ferran Torres this summer.
West Ham are still waiting for Arsenal to compromise on their £105m payment plan for Declan Rice.
Hakim Ziyech has reportedly failed his medical at Saudi Arabian side Al-Nassr.
DAILY EXPRESS
Manchester United are interested in pursuing the signing of Benfica gem Joao Neves, according to reports in Italy.
DAILY MAIL
Manchester City, who have secured a treble victory, are optimistic about surpassing the £700m revenue mark this season. This achievement would not only establish a new British record but also demonstrate their superiority over rivals United. Erik ten Hag has declined Luton's request to sign Tom Heaton, as there is a possibility of fellow Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea departing from the club on Friday.
West Ham are monitoring Japanese teenage prospect Keisuke Goto.
Brentford forward Alex Gilbert has turned down the offer of a new contract and is set to leave.
Newcastle are in talks to host a friendly between Saudi Arabia and Mexico during the September international break next season, according to reports.
DAILY MIRROR
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's bid to complete a takeover of Manchester United appears to have faltered with Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani now leading the race to complete a deal.
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe (left) and Qatari investors have bid for Manchester United
Patrick Vieira is closing in on a return to management to work under Chelsea owner Todd Boehly as Strasbourg boss.
THE ATHLETIC
Crystal Palace's winger Michael Olise is anticipated to be sidelined for a period of approximately three months following a hamstring tear he sustained while competing in the Under-21 European Championship.
Amid Atletico Madrid's expressed interest, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Tottenham Hotspur are open to the prospect of the midfielder departing during the upcoming summer transfer window.
Bayern Munich's Lucas Hernandez is on the verge of joining Paris Saint-Germain in a transfer worth over €40m.
New Inter Miami head coach Tata Martino states that Lionel Messi has come to MLS to "compete".
The Jamaica women's national team is set to head to the Women's World Cup with crowdfunding help to cover some costs of accommodation and meals.
EVENING STANDARD
Crystal Palace have extended Nathan Ferguson's contract by a year until 2024, despite the defender playing just eight minutes of first-team football in three years.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Arsenal have successfully persuaded Ethan Nwaneri, who holds the record as the youngest player in Premier League history, to pledge his future to the club.
Legendary American tennis players John McEnroe and Chris Evert strongly oppose the involvement of Saudi Arabian investment in the sport, following reports that both the men's and women's tours are contemplating it.
Players and staff at Wimbledon will be told "don't do a Bairstow" and take matters into their own hands if Just Stop Oil protesters try to disrupt next week's tournament.
DAILY RECORD
Ryan Kent has opened up on his drawn out Rangers exit in an emotional farewell message to the club and fans.
Keanu Baccus has been linked with Hibs after a move to Bolton fell through.
SCOTTISH SUN
Scotland star Lewis Ferguson has been lined up for a huge £15m move to Italian champions Napoli.
Hearts and Hibs are ready to battle it out for Dylan Levitt.
