Man Utd have made their choice over a move for Jack Grealish or James Maddison, while Bayern Munich are only willing to pay £60m for a Man City star, according to Friday’s paper gossip.
MAN UTD MAKE MIDFIELD PLAYMAKER DECISION
Manchester United would reportedly prefer to sign Aston Villa’s Jack Grealish instead of Leicester midfielder James Maddison this summer.
The Manchester Evening News reports that the Red Devils believe they can secure Grealish’s services for a cut-price fee, if Villa are relegated from the Premier League.
Maddison has long been on United’s radar, but Leicester do not believe their valuation of a prized asset will be met amid the chaos caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The England playmaker is contracted to Leicester until 2023 and the Foxes rate the attacker at around £80million after another impressive campaign at the King Power Stadium.
Leicester bought Maddison, who has nine goals this season, from Norwich City for £24million in 2018 and he won his first cap for his country back in November.
Grealish, meanwhile, is on the brink of Gareth Southgate’s England squad and is currently tied to his boyhood club for another three years – although one teammate thinks he has outgrown the club.
However, should Dean Smith’s men go down, when the season eventually resumes, then the 24-year-old could be available for a figure that is around half of the price of Maddison.
AND MORE GOSSIP
Liverpool have made contact with Napoli over long-time Manchester United transfer target Kalidou Koulibaly (Daily Mirror)
Crisis-hit clubs at all levels are ganging up on agents who are owed hundreds of thousands of pounds from outstanding invoices from recent deals in January, amid the ongoing pandemic (Daily Mirror)
Brendan Rodgers says it would be “an absolute shame” if his former club Liverpool were not able to lift the 2019-20 title (Daily Mirror)
Premier League players who have suffered COVID-19 symptoms will undergo additional testing for potential lung and heart problems as part of the return-to-play protocol (Daily Mirror)
Chelsea are ready to sell Michy Batshuayi this summer with West Ham keen on his signature, according to reports (The Sun)
Manchester United want Ajax starlet Donny van de Beek to replace Paul Pogba if he leaves Old Trafford (Daily Mail)
Manchester United players are taking legal advice about the salaries they can demand next season if the current campaign is scrapped (Daily Mail)
EFL players below the Championship have been told it is likely that the season will not be finished, with too many coronavirus tests needed to resume action, and stadiums likely to be empty until January (Daily Mail)
Trent Alexander-Arnold has urged Manchester United target Jadon Sancho to join him at Liverpool (Daily Mail)
Coronavirus testing results are planned to be fast-tracked for Premier League players, with managers hoping to get the all-clear two days after each game when the season resumes (Daily Mail)
Next season’s League Cup could be scrapped should the number of teams in the Premier League be increased in the wake of the coronavirus crisis (Daily Mail)
Bayern Munich are only willing to pay £60m for Manchester City and Germany winger Leroy Sane (Sky Sports)
Atletico Madrid midfielder Hector Herrera is being monitored by a number of Premier League clubs, with the Mexican set to leave when the transfer window reopens (The Independent)
Bayern Munich are the latest top club who are considering a move for Hearts’ 17-year-old starlet Aaron Hickey (Daily Record)
Scotland’s top-flight clubs will hold urgent talks on Friday to discuss the crisis engulfing our game – and the dossier of evidence which Rangers believe proves SPFL corruption (Daily Record)
Dundee chief John Nelms says he spoke to Rangers, Celtic, Hearts and Dundee United during the SPFL vote crisis (Scottish Sun)
Alfredo Morelos is continuing his brave fight against coronavirus by delivering food parcels in his poverty stricken Colombian hometown (Scottish Sun)
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