Though the summer transfer window is still a few months away, that hasn’t stopped the rumours of players potentially being on the move.
Across the world of football, there remains plenty of activity and stories that have football fans talking.
Here, we look at the latest transfer deals that could happen when the market reopens in June.
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PAUL POGBA
Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho is ready to let the club’s record signing leave this summer, Daily Mail reports.
Mourinho has reportedly run out of patience with the Frenchman – who only re-joined the club from Juventus in August 2016 – and has included him in a list of players who can be sold as he attempts to bridge the gap on new Premier League champions Man City.
Pogba’s relationship with Mourinho has deteriorated since the turn of the year, and the 25-year-old has been left on the bench or taken off in seven of his last 11 games, including Sunday’s loss at home to West Brom.
ANDRIJA ZIVKOVIC
Arsenal are tracking the progress of the elusive Benfica winger and will watch the 21-year-old in action against Estoril Praia on Saturday, O Jogo reports.
The Serbian international has become a mainstay for Rui Vitoria’s side after impressing during the second half of the season, making 12 starts and scoring three goals.
Widely considered one of the best young talents in Europe, Zivkovic has pace to burn, strong playmaking ability and can create chances.
With 15 months to run on his current contract, Manchester United, PSG and Borussia Dortmund have also expressed an interest in his services.
PIOTR ZIELINSKI
Liverpool are tracking the £57 million-rated (Dh291m) Napoli midfielder ahead of a possible summer move, according to reports in Italy.
Jurgen Klopp is said to be a long-term admirer of the Polish international who has been a vital cog in a finely tuned Partenopei machine this season, scoring eight goals and providing one assist in all competitions.
And according to Tutto Mercato Web, the Reds are set to move for the 23-year-old who still has three years to run on his current deal at Stadio San Paolo.
