Here’s a round-up of all the top football headlines and transfer-related gossip from Thursday’s newspapers and online…
Jack Wilshere will quit Arsenal this summer unless the club significantly improve the contract they are offering him. Wilshere’s existing deal expires at the end of the season, and the England midfielder is a target for Liverpool. (The Sun)
The Arsenal board have turned against manager Arsene Wenger as players have started to lose faith in him. (The Mirror)
West Ham will make a £3m offer for Jonny Evans, the West Brom defender, at the end of the season. (Birmingham Mail)
Chelsea star Willian will be the subject of an approach from Manchester United this summer, and he is known to have a good relationship with Red Devils boss Jose Mourinho. (Star)
Ashley Young, Daley Blind and Sam Johnstone have had their contracts with Man United extended, though Marouane Fellaini, Michael Carrick and Zlatan Ibrahimovic remain on deals that expire at the end of 2017/18. (Manchester Evening News)
Raheem Sterling has been told to wait until the end of the season before Manchester City will open talks over a new contract. (The Sun)
Here are the latest talkSPORT.com headlines
Chelsea FC transfer news: Possible arrivals and exits at Stamford Bridge, including Lewandowski and new manager
Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino does not believe VAR will help and could ‘kill emotion’ in football after FA Cup debacle
AC Milan to offer in-demand Alessio Romagnoli to deter Manchester United or Chelsea approach
Chelsea and Man United transfer target Alessandro Florenzi stalling over new deal at Roma amid Premier League interest
Arsenal FC news: Snow covers Emirates and ‘Beast from the East’ could postpone Man City Premier League game
Scott McTominay ‘will be a big player for Manchester United’, says Red Devils team-mate Nemanja Matic
Transfer report: Everton flop Cenk Tosun to return to Besiktas in the summer?
Manchester United transfer report: Red Devils may miss out on summer target… because of Lionel Messi
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