Real Madrid are gearing up for a significant squad overhaul this summer, with Everton's young English defender Jarrad Branthwaite at the top of their wishlist. The 22-year-old centre-back has been identified as a key target to bolster their defensive line. (Teamtalk)

In other transfer news, Serie A giants Napoli are reportedly ready to make a move for Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund. The Danish forward, who cost the Red Devils £72 million, might be on his way out if United are willing to take a financial hit. (Talksport)

Meanwhile, Chelsea's young talent Cole Palmer faces an uncertain future as the club may miss out on Champions League qualification. The 22-year-old England forward could be asked about his willingness to stay at Stamford Bridge. (Times - subscription required)

Several clubs are attempting to exploit Manchester United's financial difficulties by offering immediate cash to buy out sell-on clauses for departed players. (Telegraph - subscription required)

Brazilian midfielder Casemiro continues to be a tough sell for Manchester United, with no concrete interest from other clubs due to his high salary demands. The 33-year-old remains a key player at Old Trafford. (Teamtalk)

In the MLS, expansion team San Diego has made no significant progress in securing Kevin de Bruyne from Manchester City, despite earlier rumors suggesting a deal was close. (Teamtalk)

Southampton's young midfielder Tyler Dibling could be on the move if the club is relegated from the Premier League this season. The 19-year-old is seen as a promising talent. (Football Insider)

Newcastle United are reportedly open to offers for their experienced goalkeeper Nick Pope in the upcoming transfer window. (Football Insider)

Neymar's future remains uncertain, with his agent Pini Zahavi hinting at a possible return to Barcelona this summer. The Brazilian forward, now 33, recently made a nostalgic trip back to his first club, Santos. (Sport - in Spanish)

Leicester City manager Ruud van Nistelrooy is under increasing pressure as the Foxes struggle to maintain their form. (Football Insider)

Newcastle United chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan has traveled to the city to finalize plans for the club's stadium, signaling a significant development in their infrastructure project. (Sun)