“I'm told, Myron Boadu, funnily enough a player who could've have signed for Arsenal when he was much younger. He had traveled to London & visited Colney and the stadium but decided to stay. He is now definitely one that the Arsenal hierarchy are really keen on''

- @LaurensJulien

The summer transfer window might be scrapped entirely as coronavirus pandemic changes everything, suggests Atletico Madrid sporting director Andrea Bertra

Arsenal and Tottenham are interested in Wolves striker Raúl Jiménez. [@ESPNFC]

According to Kicker, Bayern is not the desired destination for Kai Havertz. Havertz doesn't think he would fit Bayern's 'dog-eat-dog environment' where competition for spots go outside the pitch.

Dayot Upamecano will hand in a transfer request to force a move if no club matches his €60m exit clause. European giants such as Arsenal, Bayern and Barcelona are heavily interested as other clubs like Tottenham Hotspurs. [@SPORTBILD]

ASYD: There's a concrete reason why Alaba is thinking about leaving Bayern. In 2016, when he extended his contract, Alaba was promised by the bosses to have his chance in his preferred midfield position. After 4 years, Alaba sees it as a promise that wasn't kept [@cfbayern, @SPORTBILD]

Götze v lete opusti BVB, zajem v posledni dobe projevili mj. Tottenham, Inter a Hertha

Borussia Mönchengladbach rejected an offer between €40m & €50m from Barcelona for Alassane Pléa in January; the Frenchman is important for their Champions League aspirations. [Sport Bild]

ASYD: pojd synu

There are realistic chances that David Alaba will leave Bayern this summer. [@cfbayern]

Derby County are in advanced talks with American billionaire Michael Dell over a major financial injection.

(via @JPercyTelegraph)

naopak je to zajimavy, nektery kluby to asi donuti prodavat pod cenou, nektery zas na novy hrace mit nebudou. pristi vokno muze bejt zabava.

no ne, spis jako je to smesne tady tocit teorie o prestupech kdyz fotbal je kaput

takovy jako extra level bezucelnosti

ASYD: hehe tos začal s depresí brzo. Naděje umírá poslední (jak si dokola opakujem my, co dost možná přijdem o první titul po 30 letech))

Liverpool & Arsenal are among the clubs that have been monitoring Eintracht Frankfurt defender Evan Ndicka this season. [Sky]

Inter could re-sign Philippe Coutinho on a two-year loan deal, which would force Antonio Conte to alternate his system, according to Tuttosport.

Despite the current suspension of football across Europe, clubs are hard at work on next season, in particular their recruitment plans. Manchester United are planning and hoping for summer of world-class signings and sources told ESPN they've begun meeting with agents. One name stood out: Thomas Lemar, whose representatives met with United in the past week.

The French international wants to leave Atletico Madrid where the style of football is not suited to his qualities and where he is not playing much. Lemar, still only 24, was on United's shortlist of targets after a stellar 2016-2017 season with Monaco, when he was linked to Liverpool and Arsenal only to end up in Spain for 70m euros a year later. He still has a bit more than three years left on his contract, meaning he won't be cheap, but United believe his left foot and creativity could be an asset next season.

Man United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward and his team will be in contact with a lot of agents and players in the weeks to come, and this is one to keep an eye on. -- Julien Laurens