Rumour Mill

Monaco will listen to offers for Thomas Lemar this summer. Arsenal and Liverpool have both been linked with the 22-year-old France midfielder. (Telefoot)

Monaco president Vadim Vasilyev has warned potential suitors that Lemar will "cost a lot" if sold this summer. (Daily Mirror)

Zlatan Ibrahimovic says the chances of him playing for Sweden in this year's World Cup in Russia are "sky high", despite the 36-year-old LA Galaxy striker retiring from international football two years ago. (The Sun)

Newcastle United manager Rafael Benitez will seek talks with owner Mike Ashley before signing a new contract. (Daily Telegraph)

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho says the club will not "do anything crazy" in the summer transfer market. (Sky Sports)

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson says he regrets not being able to persuade Eagles winger Wilfried Zaha to play for England over Ivory Coast. (Daily Mail)

Manchester City are keen on a £50m summer swoop for Zaha. (The Sun)

Former West Brom player Derek McInnes and ex-Baggies boss Tony Mowbray are among the favourites to be named the club's new manager. (Daily Mirror)

Mauricio Pochettino has told Tottenham to beware of Chelsea pipping them to a top-four slot.

Former Chelsea striker Diego Costa is 'under investigation for unpaid tax', according to reports in Spain. (Various)

Stoke City manager Paul Lambert says keeping the club in the Premier League will be his greatest achievement. (Daily Telegraph)

Mark Hughes has warned his Southampton players they must "get the details right" to stay in the Premier League. (The Guardian)

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte has told his players they don't have to play for him, but the club, the fans and the badge. (Various)