With the transfer window set to open next month, the frenetic nature of speculation has already begun.
Rumours are starting to gather pace and we take a look at the latest stories doing the rounds in the media.
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HARRY KANE
Tottenham have laughed off speculation linking Manchester United with a summer bid for Harry Kane, with the Independent claiming Spurs chairman Daniel Levy values the England striker at £200 million.
United boss Jose Mourinho is understood to be a keen admirer of Kane, but even a £100 million approach would be rejected out of hand by Tottenham.
Kane’s 29 Premier League goals saw him win the Golden Boot for the second straight season, holding off Everton’s Romelu Lukaku by four goals.
SPORT360 RATING: 4/10
VERDICT: It is unlikely the 23-year-old will leave the Wembley Stadium any time soon, especially when Levy is looking for a fee of around £200 million for the club’s prized asset.
Harry Kane.
GYLFI SIGURDSSON
The Daily Mirror reports that Swansea have rejected a £30 million bid from Everton for Gylfi Sigurdsson.
Toffees boss Ronald Koeman is unlikely to be dissuaded, however, as he targets a player who scored nine goals and provided 13 assists to help the Swans survive in the top flight last season.
SPORT360 RATING: 4/10
VERDICT: Sigurdsson said previously that he has no intention of leaving the Liberty Stadium unless the club want to sell him. The Iceland playmaker has been the leading light in a struggling team over the past two seasons but is happy to stay in south Wales.
Gylfi Sigurdsson.
KELECHI IHEANACHO
Crystal Palace have entered the race to sign Kelechi Iheanacho from Manchester City, writes the Daily Mirror.
The young Nigerian striker has emerged as a transfer target for West Ham and Leicester in recent weeks and now the ambitious Eagles are ready to swoop.
The 20-year-old is under contract until 2021, but given his options are limited under Pep Guardiola, he has been tipped with a move away from the Etihad Stadium this summer.
Iheanacho has started only five games this season and with Gabriel Jesus in sparkling form, it could be a similar case next campaign.
SPORT360 RATING: 8/10
VERDICT: First team football would do Iheanacho wonders and a move to Crystal Palace would offer this opportunity. Although a fee of £20 million is a lot for a striker who has had limited game time, Palace need to take a risk if they want their side firing next season.
Kelechi Iheanacho.
