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Salah sends out message to Van Dijk over new Reds contract

Mohamed Salah sent out a strong message to teammate Virgil van Dijk after signing a new Liverpool contract.

Speaking to Sky Sports, the 32-year-old said: "Everyone knows how much I love this club and let's see what next week will look like. I am glad we managed to do that [contract] before the end of the season. Hopefully, Virgil will be next. He can do whatever he wants, but I would love to play with him next season."

English club plotting sensational swoop for Rashford

Marcus Rashford is spending the second half of the campaign on loan at Aston Villa, with Unai Emery's men having a £40 million ($49m) purchase option in June. Now The Sun claims that Crystal Palace are eyeing a move for the 27-year-old and will closely monitor the forward's situation this summer.

Mourinho & Gerrard 'fit bill' but Rangers get transfer warning

Jose Mourinho and Steven Gerrard "fit the bill" for Rangers, but Ally McCoist has highlighted a transfer "need" that has to be addressed at Ibrox.

Speaking on talkSPORT Bet, McCoist said: "Yes, I think both could fit the bill in terms of stature and what they'd bring to the club and Scottish football in general. But they'd both need proper financial backing. The current squad just isn't strong enough."

Mac Allister's agent opens up on midfielder's future at Anfield

Liverpool star Alexis Mac Allister's agent, Juan Gemelli, has opened up on the Argentine midfielder's future at Anfield. Speaking to Marca, Gemelli said: "For now, I don't think he'll leave Liverpool. Time will tell. Alexis is very happy where he is. He lives in Manchester, and on the same block as him is Robertson Gómez, and four blocks away is Licha (Lisandro) Martínez. Alexis speaks English well, understands the rules of the game, and talks to people. I think it's been the best thing that's happened to him, and that's why the adaptation was easier."

Madrid eye move for Haaland if Vini Jr leaves for Saudi Pro League

Per Sky Sports' Florian Plettenberg, Vinicius Jr.'s move to Saudi Arabia is not completely off the table as the SPL continue to pursue the Brazilian winger. The report adds that in case, Vinicius Jr exits Stamford Bridge, Los Blancos will go after Erling Haaland.

Maresca offers update on Sancho's future

Enzo Maresca provided an update on Jadon Sancho's future after he scored the equaliser for Chelsea against Ipswich Town.

Speaking to reporters after Chelsea's draw against Ipswich, the Italia coach said: "Yeah, no, he's doing well. Today we decided to start with Pedro and Noni. Noni is back from injury, scored twice the other day. Pedro is doing well. And Jadon is playing almost every game. The idea was just to refresh a little bit with him, knowing that he's going to give us a good moment, goal assist, and he'll show himself in the second half. Then for the future, to be honest, now is the moment. With one month to go, it's just the focus. It's about how we can finish, and then we have time to decide."

Barcelona set Raphinha asking price

Per Catalunya Radio, Barcelona may be willing to cash in this summer if a suitable bid is tabled, with Raphinha valued at between €80m and €90m (£78m/$102m). He is already said to have generated interest in the Saudi Pro League.

De Bruyne open to MLS move alongside Messi at Inter Miami

Kevin De Bruyne is rumoured to be interested in joining up with Lionel Messi at Inter Miami when his deal at Manchester City finishes in the summer.

The promise of linking up with the GOAT and swapping the grey skies of Manchester for the sunny climes of Miami may prove too enticing an idea to turn down, according to Football Insider.

Bayern Munich star wants reunion with Wirtz in Bavaria

Bayern Munich defender Josip Stanisic has added to the rumours around Florian Wirtz joining Bayern Munich this summer, suggesting he might reach out to the star midfielder.

Speaking to reporters, Stanisic said: "I do have his number. I didn't call him, but of course I hope I'll be able to play with such a player again. All of Germany can consider itself lucky to have such a player. "He's simply an incredible player and wants to win every game. Of course, that's the type of player we want to have at Bayern."

Everton to battle Chelsea & Man Utd for Delap

Everton boss David Moyes is eyeing up a summer move for Ipswich goalscorer Liam Delap.

The young goalscorer has a well publicised £30 million ($39m) release clause in his contract, making him one of the hottest properties on the market this summer. Everton are now entering the fray to secure his services. Chelsea and Manchester United have also been linked with the 22-year-old.

Man Utd have £200m transfer budget - but on one major condition

Manchester United are reportedly set to have a summer transfer budget of £200 million, but the amount is dependent on one major condition.

There were concerns about United's financial condition this summer as questions were raised as to whether the Red Devils would be able to sign players of Amorim's choice. However, The Sun has now reported that the 13-time Premier League champions will have a transfer kitty of around £200 million ($260m) for Amorim to use in the next transfer market.

Man Utd set asking price for Hojlund

Manchester United are likely to demand a fee in the region of €60million in the summer amid strong interest from Juventus, according to Tuttomercatoweb. Along with the Danish forward, United will also look to offload several outcasts like Antony, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho.

Leverkusen chief opens up on Bayern's interest in Wirtz

Bayer Leverkusen CEO Fernando Carro addressed Florian Wirtz's transfer talks. In a chat with Sky Sports, the Leverkusen chief denied receiving any enquiry from Bayern for the midfielder. He was also asked if his father and agent Hans is in talks with Bayern, to which he said: "You said that. Hans can speak to anyone he wants – it's not a problem."

He also added: "Very high – he has a contract. There's no set price or threshold for a transfer. A club might come in, and Flo might not even want to go there."

Greenwood receives €90m transfer offer from Saudi

After enjoying a purple patch in his maiden campaign in France, Mason Greenwood is now attracting interest from Saudi Arabia, with a €90 million (£76.5m/$100m) offer now on the table for the Marseille star ahead of the summer window, according to Fichajes.

If Greenwood does end up leaving the Ligue 1 club, there is a clause in his contract that stipulates United will receive half of his future sale value. This means that United will receive €45m from Greenwood's transfer to the Middle East if it goes through.

Man City and PSG ready to do battle for Akliouche

According to L'Equipe, Manchester City have shown interest in signing young Monaco star Maghnes Akliouche, who is likely to leave the Ligue 1 side in the summer. However, Pep Guardiola's side are expected to face competition from French champions Paris Saint-Germain and will likely need Champions League football to make the move appealing for Akliouche.

Newcastle told to keep Alexander Isak at all costs

Newcastle United have been urged to keep hold of striker Alexander Isak by former Rangers forward Ally McCoist.

Speaking to talkSPORT Bet, McCoist said: "He [Isak] could play anywhere, at any level. He's probably been the best centre-forward in Europe this year - absolutely terrific. Newcastle fans will be building a wall around St James' Park as we speak! I don't think the club would even consider letting him go - unless a ridiculous offer came in. Eddie Howe's building something there. I get that money talks, but selling Isak would send the wrong message. Newcastle are on the verge of a phenomenal season - first domestic trophy in 70 years, possibly a return to the Champions League. That's massive. So while top clubs will come calling, I don't see him going anywhere."

Vieira tight-lipped on prospect of Roma switch to replace Ranieri

Arsenal legend Patrick Vieira has stayed tight-lipped on AS Roma links, asserting that his only priority right now is ensuring Genoa's survival in the Serie A.