Thursday's Newspapers
THE SUN
Arsenal are in talks with Juventus boss Max Allegri, as uncertainty over Arsene Wenger's future continues.
Galatasaray will try and seal a deal for Wilfried Bony, who is out in the cold at Stoke.
Ryan Sessegnon will reject a Premier League switch by signing a pro deal with Fulham next month. Sessegnon has been persuaded to continue his education at Craven Cottage and will pen a long-term contract on his 17th birthday.
DAILY MIRROR
Everton will make a move for Virgil van Dijk this summer but the Southampton defender is expected to be at the centre of a transfer tussle, with Chelsea and Manchester City also interested.
Manchester United face having to win this season's Europa League if they are to realistically hang on to Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Friends of the talismanic Swedish striker believe he is likely to walk away from Old Trafford in the summer if the club fails to clinch a return to the Champions League.
Leonardo Bonucci, the Juventus and Italy defender, has confessed to being "fascinated" by the Premier League. Bonucci has been linked with champions-elect Chelsea, now led by ex-Juve and Italy boss Antonio Conte, and Manchester City, whose manager Pep Guardiola has called him "one of my favourite ever players".
DAILY MAIL
Arsene Wenger has provided the clearest signal yet that he will be in charge of Arsenal next season, informing his closest aides at the club's London Colney HQ about his intention to sign a new two-year deal, while planning face-to-face talks with several players over contract extensions.
Charlton Athletic owner Roland Duchatelet is ready to end his turbulent reign and sell the beleaguered League One club, with an Australian consortium in negotiations over a possible takeover.
DAILY EXPRESS
Tottenham have been given fresh hope in their chase to land Wilfried Zaha of Crystal Palace, with Eagles manager Sam Allardyce admitting his club would find a big offer hard to turn down.
Chelsea are reportedly preparing a summer swoop for Sporting Gijon defender Jorge Mere.