Football rumours: Tottenham and Newcastle after James Maddison and Harvey Barnes

The Leicester duo could be set to remain in the Premier League after the club was relegated.
Football rumours: Tottenham and Newcastle after James Maddison and Harvey Barnes

By PA Sport Staff

What the papers say

Leicester’s James Maddison and Harvey Barnes, who have both been valued at around £40million, could stay in the Premier League while Leicester move down to the Championship.

Tottenham and Newcastle are both reportedly interested in the pair with a bidding battle to ensue over their signatures, The Sun says.

Tottenham’s have another competitor in the fight to sign former Barcelona and Spain manager Luis Enrique as Serie A Champions Napoli are interested in the 53-year-old, according to the Guardian.

Nottingham Forest v Chelsea – Premier League – City Ground
Chelsea’s Christian Pulisic could leave England over the summer (Mike Egerton/PA)

The Daily Mail said Juventus were looking the most likely to sign Chelsea’s Christian Pulisic for a reported estimated transfer fee of around £20 million.

Social media round-up

Players to watch

Manu Kone: Liverpool are interested in the 22-year-old Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder – who is valued at around £34 million – German media outlet BILD said.

AFC Bournemouth v Leeds United – Premier League – Vitality Stadium
Leeds’ Wilfried Gnonto is being scouted by Manchester City and Arsenal (Steven Paston/PA)

Wilfried Gnonto: Italian media outlet Calciomercato said the 19-year-old Italy forward is being looked at by Premier League rivals Manchester City and Arsenal after Leeds’ relegation was confirmed.

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