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Chelsea working on Martial deal

Chelsea are working on a deal to sign Anthony Martial from Manchester United, per The Times.
With Eden Hazard desperate to leave the club to join Real Madrid, the Blues are on the hunt for a replacement and are keen on Martial, who has also expressed a desire to depart his current club.
United value Martial at €100 million (£89m/$117m) and Bayern Munich are also interested, but Chelsea believe they can secure him for a cheaper fee.
 

Chelsea eye Pickford & Butland

Chelsea are looking at the possibility of signing either Jordan Pickford or Jack Butland should Thibaut Courtois leave this summer, The Sun claims.
The report states that owner Roman Abramovich is willing to lose Courtois on a free transfer next season if he doesn't receive a big offer from Real Madrid for the Belgian.
Should he go, however, Blues staff feel they could potentially land Pickford for around £60 million ($79m), while relegated Stoke keeper Butland represents a cheaper option at £20m ($26m).

Sarri wants Isco or Asensio to replace Hazard

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri wants Isco or Eden Hazard to replace Eden Hazard if he moves to Real Madrid, reports Diario Gol.
The Belgium international has been identified as a possible replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo, who has joined Juventus, and Madrid are willing to pay €120 million (£107m/$140m) for the star.
However, Chelsea want a player in return, and are insistent that they will not sanction a sale before a replacement is found.

Man City lead race for €100m Pjanic

Manchester City have moved into pole position to sign Miralem Pjanic from Juventus this summer, reports Sport Mediaset.
The midfielder is also wanted by Chelsea and Barcelona, but the Premier League champions currently lead the chase, with Pep Guardiola even discussing a move with the 28-year-old.
City are willing to pay €100m (£89m/$117m), but Pjanic may yet decide to remain in Italy, due to the lure of playing with Cristiano Ronaldo at Juve.

Chelsea warn Madrid over Hazard

Chelsea have made it clear to Real Madrid that they won't be bullied into selling Eden Hazard, according to the Mirror.
The Blues are adamant that even a massive £170 million ($223m) offer would not be enough to lure their star man away.
Hazard has two years left on his deal, and despite the player hinting that it might be time to move on the club are adamant that they will not be forced into letting him leave.

Benitez to be handed new deal and war chest

Newcastle United boss Rafael Benitez is set to be handed a new three-year contract, as well as a £100 million (€111m) war chest, per The Sun .
Benitez has been forced to work under severe financial restrictions this summer but owner Mike Ashley is desperate to keep the Spaniard.
And he has subsequently presented him with an offer of a new deal, plus a commitment to spend over the tenure of the contract.

Man Utd make Martial decision

Manchester United are ready to trigger a one-year option on Anthony Martial's contract, even if the French forward pushes for a move away, the Manchester Evening News   reports.
The 22-year-old has been frustrated by a lack of playing time at Old Trafford, with his agent saying last month that he was ready to leave the club.
But United do not want to sell this summer, and it is unlikely that they will receive an offer that tempts them to let the forward leave.

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