Man City to Bid £60m for De Bruyne and Other Football Transfer News

Manchester City are prepared to pay a British record £60m to sign attacking midfielder Kevin de Bruyne, 24, from Wolfsburg. (Daily Mirror)

Paris St-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 33, says his future is in his agent's hands amid speculation linking him with a move to Manchester United. (Sky Italia)
French champions PSG have made an opening £45m offer for Manchester United winger Angel Di Maria, 27. (RMC via Talksport)

Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny, 25, has agreed to join Roma on a season-long loan. (Daily Mail)

Barcelona forward Pedro, 27, is keen on a move to Manchester United and coach Luis Enrique admits he will be free to leave if anyone activates his £22m release clause. (Daily Telegraph)

Real Madrid will try to convince defender Sergio Ramos, 29, to abandon plans to join Manchester United when he holds fresh talks with president Florentino Perez. (Manchester Evening News)

Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini could be ready to bid for United's top defensive targets - Ramos and Valencia's Nicolas Otamendi, 27. (Daily Mirror)

Bayern Munich will not sell Germany forward Thomas Muller, 25, to Manchester United. (Talksport)

Newcastle United are set to complete the £7m signing of Anderlecht defender Chancel Mbemba, 20, after he arrived at St James' Park for a medical. (Times - subscription only)

Rayo Vallecano have made an offer to re-sign out-of-favour Swansea striker Michu, 29, who was on loan at Napoli last season. (Wales Online)

Liverpool are considering a move for Paris St-Germain defender Lucas Digne, 22. (Daily Mail)

Tottenham winger Aaron Lennon, 28, has been forced to train with the club's youth team as he seeks a move away from White Hart Lane. (Daily Telegraph)

New Real Betis midfielder Rafael van der Vaart, 32, says leaving Spurs in 2012 was "the most stupid decision in my career". (Daily Mirror)

Everton winger Gerard Deulofeu, 21, injured his hamstring while playing Arsenal in Singapore, but will not miss the start of the season. (Liverpool Echo)

Newcastle manager Steve McClaren says that the club are looking to move quickly after the high-profile arrivals of Georginio Wijnaldum and Aleksandar Mitrovic, with some potential surprises. (Newcastle Chronicle)