French giants PSG are reportedly closing in on a deal for Napoli striker Victor Osimhen.
The Nigerian has a number of suitors following a stunning season for the Italian giants including Man Utd. According to French outlet Foot Mercato, PSG are closing in on an agreement with his representatives over personal terms.
However, it is detailed that he is prioritising a move to the Premier League.
Klopp makes Liverpool addition
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has confirmed Conor Bradley is “a contender” to play a bigger part for the club next season after impressing on loan.
Right-back Bradley has thrived on loan at Bolton this season as Ian Evatt’s side push for promotion. The Northern Ireland international has been one of Evatt’s most-used players, with the Trotters close to clinching a play-off spot in League One.
With Trent Alexander-Arnold moving into a hybrid role combining defensive and midfield duties, questions are being asked about squad changes in the upcoming season. Klopp was asked about Bradley ahead of the Reds’ trip to West Ham on Wednesday and made his position clear.
Nagelsmann issues Levy with ultimatum
Julian Nagelsmann will only consider joining Tottenham if he can wait until the summer to begin work whilst also having a major say in transfer dealings.
The German is currently the frontrunner to take over in north London following his recent sacking by Bayern Munich. Nagelsmann’s stock remains high, but wants clear assurances over the role at Spurs if he is to be persuaded to take the position by chairman Daniel Levy.
Tottenham axed Cristian Stellini after the horror show at Newcastle on Sunday, placing Ryan Mason in temporary charge. Levy wants to get someone in sooner rather than later with the north Londoners still having a slim chance of the top four. But Nagelsmann does not want to join until the current season ends, as per the Independent.
Man Utd ready to pay Kane mega salary
Manchester United are ready to pay Harry Kane £300,000-a-week as they look to secure his services from Tottenham this summer.

Harry Kane
The England star has a decision to make on his future in the coming months with his contract in north London entering its final 12 months. Kane’s trophy cabinet remains bare and Tottenham, who sacked Antonio Conte several weeks ago, as well as interim boss Cristian Stellini on Monday, look to be at their lowest ebb for years.
A major rebuild is on the cards, but Kane may not sticking around amid mounting speculation he will seek pastures new after becoming Tottenham’s record goalscorer. United’s priority this summer is adding a new No 9 and they’re ready to give Kane a major bump on his current £200k-a-week salary.