Man Utd agree Milinkovic-Savic deal

Manchester United have landed Sergej Milinkovic-Savic from Lazio for £80 million ($108M) as their first signing of the summer, reports the Sun.

While Jose Mourinho was reluctant to pay the fee, he has decided he must in order to land the midfielder with the retirement of Michael Carrick and possible departure of Marouane Fellaini.

The fee will make Milinkovic-Savic the second-highest priced player in Premier League history, after Paul Pogba.

Arsenal make progress in Wilshere deal

Arsenal have made progress in their aim to extend Jack Wilshere's contract after he has enjoyed a good run of form with the club, reports the Telegraph.
The Gunners had been willing to let Wilshere depart the club last summer but now are willing to keep him at £110,000 per week with bonuses.
Wilshere can leave the club on free this summer and may wish to wait until Arsenal appoint a new manager before making a decision.

Chinese club denies Iniesta contract

Andres Iniesta’s transfer to China may be in jeopardy after his reported destination club, Chongqing Lifan, said a deal may not happen.
The Chinese Super League club announced difficulties in finalising a contract due the high wage demands of Iniesta, making it hard for the club to comply with the league’s rules.

The club did not rule out a deal in the future, but emphasised the difficulties faced at the current time.

Jorginho agent confirms Premier League interest

The agent for Napoli midfielder Jorginho claims "four or five" Premier League clubs are after his client's services but the Serie A club have yet to decide his future.

Agent Joao Santos admitted that "everyone knows" of the English interest in his client, he's never talked with teams as he waits on Napoli.
Jorginho is signed until 2020 and Santos did not rule out a new deal for the Italy midfielder.

Fire officials to meet with Torres

Representatives from the Chicago Fire are in Madrid to attempt to seal a deal for Atletico Madrid’s departing forward Fernando Torres, according to ESPN.
The Fire own Torres’ discovery rights, so MLS rules state they are the only team in the league which can currently negotiate with him.
However, Torres prefers a warm weather climate, which could put the Houston Dynamo in position to sign him, while Sporting KC and the Montreal Impact are also believed to have interest.

Luis Enrique pricing himself out of Arsenal job

Former Barcelona manager Luis Enrique is in danger of pricing himself out of the running to replace Arsene Wenger at Arsenal, reports the Mirror.
Enrique’s wage demands are reported to be £15 million ($20M) after tax, though that has not completely removed him from the frame.
Arsenal are hoping to name a replacement for Wenger before the start of the World Cup this summer.

Iniesta looking at Japan and Australia

Following the breakdown of a move to China, Andres Iniesta will look at moving to Japan or Australia according to Sport.
Iniesta would prefer Australia, where European stars Alessandro del Piero and David Villa have played previously, and he believes could be an easier transition for his family.

However, Iniesta is also looking at Japan and possibly Vissel Kobe, a club which is owned by Hiroshi Mikitani, who also owns Rakkuten, Barcelona’s shirt sponsor.

Juventus plan Allegri talks amid Arsenal links

Juventus plan to have talks with manager Massimiliano Allegri after the league is decided according to the club’s chief executive.
Allegri has been linked to multiple jobs this summer, including being among the favorites to take over for Arsene Wenger at Arsenal.
However Juventus chief executive Giuseppe Marotta says the sides will talk following the club’s likely Serie A title and is confident they can mutual satisfaction over a deal.

Atletico after Herrera and Martial

Atletico Madrid are looking to make a double swoop for both Ander Herrera and Anthony Martial from Manchester United according to El Gol Digital.
Herrera is considered a priority target for the La Liga club, but Atletico do not want to miss out on an opportunity to land Martial, who Jose Mourinho is ready to jettison.

The two players could cost upwards of €80 million ($95M/£70M) to land.