News Britannia: Victor Wanyama and Shane Long wanted by Tottenham
According to The Sun, Tottenham are interested in signing Victor Wanyama and Shane Long, whilst Graziano Pellé could return to Italy after EURO 2016.
In the meantime, Man City have been linked with welcoming the services of Jack Wilshere of Arsenal.
As Teamtalk points out the Welshman has not completed 90 minutes in Premier League games since September 2014, but Pep Guardiola is still willing to bring him to the Etihad Stadium to strengthen the Citizens’ midfield.
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Chelsea are considering a move for Liverpool’s Christian Benteke is they don’t get Romelu Lukaku. (Daily Mail)
Arsenal are only a few ‘little pieces’ away from winning the title, says former Gunner Johan Djourou. (Daily Mail)
Manchester United are plotting a move for £20m Bordeaux wonderkind Adam Ounas. (Daily Mail)
Sergio Romero is targeting the number one spot at Manchester United under Jose Mourinho. (Daily Mail)
Liverpool’s Philippe Coutinho is on Paris Saint-Germain’s list of summer targets. (Daily Mail)
Southampton are facing a player exodus if Ronald Koeman leaves, including Victor Wanyama, Shane Long and Graziano Pelle. (The Sun)
Hull City are targeting a move for Reading midfielder Oliver Norwood. (The Sun)
Gary Lineker has pleaded with Jamie Vardy not to leave Leicester for Arsenal. (Daily Mirror)
Raheem Sterling has to sing a song as a forfeit to England squad, Wayne Rooney has revealed. (Daily Mirror)
Arsenel’s Jack Wilshere has admitted England’s Tottenham players are actually ‘great lads’. (Daily Mirror)
Jose Mourinho will take part in SoccerAid despite reports on the contrary. (Daily Mirror)
Nani says Manchester United will win things again under Jose Mourinho. (The Independent)
Harry Kane says he and Jamie Vardy are to blame for England misfiring against Portugal. (The Independent)
Alan Shearer says he would have Jamie Vardy on the bench for England. (The Independent)
Ryan Bertrand is fearing for his England starting role at Euro 2016. (The Telegraph)
Roy Hodgson is in a dilemma over Wayne Rooney’s best role at Euro 2016. (The Telegraph)
France rail strikes almost derailed England’s Euro 2016 preparations. (The Telegraph)
Roy Hodgson says Wayne Rooney will be a mandatory starter for England at Euro 2016. (The Guardian)
Everton are in talks with Southampton over compensation for manager Ronald Koeman. (The Guardian)
