Transfers: Sturridge to PSG, Cavani to Chelsea

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French champions Paris St-Germain are lining up a £50m move for Liverpool forward Daniel Sturridge, 26, as they look to replace out-of-contract Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic. (Sun)
The agent of 29-year-old Paris St-Germain striker Edinson Cavani says the Uruguayan is interested in working with Antonio Conte, who is expected to be the new manager at Chelsea. (Tuttosport via Metro)
Liverpool and Arsenal are set to compete for the £31m signing of Bayern Munich’s Germany midfielder Mario Gotze, 23, in the summer. (Daily Star)
Chelsea hope their £73m valuation of Belgium keeper Thibaut Courtois, 23, will scare off Real Madrid’s interest. (London Evening Standard)
Former Manchester United and Everton manager David Moyes, 52, is still interested in taking over at Aston Villa this summer, despite the Birmingham club facing relegation to the Championship. (Daily Mirror)
UEFA is considering a major revamp of the Champions League, with the group stage potentially cut to 16 teams. (Guardian)
Manchester United’s promotional video for their summer tour to China does not feature manager Louis van Gaal, sparking more speculation the Dutchman will leave the club at the end of the season. (Manchester Evening News)
Inter Milan vice-president Javier Zanetti has dismissed speculation linking the Serie A club’s coach Roberto Mancini with Arsenal. (Gazzetta World)
Arsene Wenger is determined to stay on as Arsenal manager – and has targeted Southampton midfielder Victor Wanyama, 24, and Real Madrid midfielderToni Kroos, 26, as he plans to rebuild his squad. (Daily Mirror)
Juventus general manager Giuseppe Marotta is worried that striker Alvaro Morata, 23, could leave in the summer. (Daily Express)
West Bromwich Albion have joined several Premier League clubs in the chase for Levante’s 27-year-old centre-half Zouhair Feddal.(Birmingham Mail)
Baggies keeper Ben Foster, 32, told England manager Roy Hodgson that he was not ready for a international recall this month, instead preferring to use the break to …Read More

Source:: PM Newspaper