Real Madrid is unlikely to pursue a transfer for Paul Pogba.

Pogba has been the subject of transfer rumors in each of the past two summers with several teams from England as well as Barcelona linked.

"[Pogba] is a great player," Florentino Perez said. "I don't want to talk about him, but I will say that in midfield we have six great players."

Real Madrid has had difficulties playing all of their midfielders with Toni Kroos and Luka Modric nearly automatic starters, leaving Casemiro, Isco, James and Mateo Kovačić competing for time.

Florentino Perez said Real Madrid may not return to negotiations this summer on a transfer for David De Gea.

Keylor Navas enjoyed a great season in goal for Real Madrid.

"I am not the one who has to decide," Perez said in an interview with Marca. "I would say it is very difficult to manage two great players in this position."

De Gea signed an extension with Manchester United after his Real Madrid transfer fell through.

Monchi is reportedly considering leaving Sevilla.

Monchi has been one of the world's most successful sporting directors during his time with Sevilla, winning nine titles with the club.

Manchester United and Everton are two clubs who have interest in Monchi.

Diego Simeone openly talked about considering leaving Atletico Madrid after the Champions League Final, which shocked the club.

Simeone believes the grown of the club since he took over in 2011 should be reflected in their economic plan.

Simeone has been promised the use of the €42 million from the sale of Jackson Martinez to reinvest.

Atletico CEO Gil Marín and president Enrique Cerezo are also prepared to offer the manager an improved, extended contract to compel him to stay.

Simeone believes he may not be able to continue competing with Real Madrid and Barcelona at this level without an increased investment.

Bayern Munich have rejected a €50 million offer from Real Madrid for David Alaba.

Real Madrid's director general José Ángel Sánchez has held meetings in Munich on numerous occasions with the players father George Alaba who oversees in business matters relating to his son.

Alaba is signed with Bayern through 2021 and the club won't consider any offers below €80 million.

Alaba is considered one of the world's best left backs and would replace Marcelo.

Real Madrid will exercise their buyback clause with Juventus for Alvaro Morata.

Morata has been linked with a move to England with Arsenal interested.

But Morata has interest in simply joining Real Madrid, his hometown club.

"Clearly that is what I would like. That is my wish, to succeed in Madrid," he told AS.

"But in Madrid there are great players. And what I want is to play and feel important."

Morata emerged in his two seasons with Juventus.

"There are some offers from England that are tempting, not only by contract," Morata said.

"I think for my characteristics the Premier League would also be a great destination.

"I'm saying a move to the Premier League would not be a step backwards. With what I have learned in Italy, if I have the chance to learn something more in England I think it would make me a more complete, better player.

"I'm 23 and all I want is progress, to play and learn from the best."

Diego Simeone was asked if he had thought about stepping down as manager of Atletico Madrid following their loss in the Champions League Final to Real Madrid.

“Do I have to continue with Atlético or is it the end of a cycle? I have to think about that,” Simeone told a news conference. “It’s a logical question for you to ask after a defeat like the one we’ve suffered today.

“I feel proud of my players. Quite frankly I love my players. It’s obvious that they’ve given everything that they have, and they always give everything they have. We had the chance to become champions, we didn’t take that chance.

“We need to continue working, I have to think things out on my part. That’s what I’m doing now. What is clear to me is that nobody remembers the losers. Losing two finals is a failure. We have to get over this and heal our wounds.”

Simeone couldn't hide his disappointment with their loss.

“You do your best, you try to do what you can, you get to two finals and you lose them both,” he said. “One you lose 4-1, even though it was 2-1 for a long time, the other you lose on penalties.

“This cycle for me at Atlético, two finals in three years, is actually a marvellous achievement, but I am not happy with what I have achieved.”

Manuel Pellegrini has interest in continuing his career as a manager.

Everton is believed to have interest in him but he will be patient for the right opportunity. 

“If I don’t have a really interesting option I will stop until I find one," said Pellegrini. "If I have to stop [completely], I will stop. It can be now, [until] December, one year or for ever. Of course, I would miss it. The challenge keeps me alive.”

Pellegrini is being replaced at Manchester City by Pep Guardiola.

N'Golo Kante insists he's happy remaining with Leicester City "for now."

Kante has been linked to a move to Arsenal.

Leicester signed Knate for just £5.6 million in August of last year from Caen.

“For now, I am happy at Leicester,” he told L’Equipe. “I do not pay too much attention to everything that is said. For now, I am in Leicester and I focus on the Euros.

“I think that my season at Leicester surprised everybody. People liked to see a new Premier League champion. We had a magnificent season and then my debut with France went well. Maybe my journey also helps compared to other people who come from amateur football.

“I try to stay the same. I am not aware that my personality is different.”

Marcus Rashford has agreed to sign an extension with Manchester United through 2020.

“I am delighted to have signed a new contract,” said Rashford, an 18-year-old academy graduate who scored eight goals for United last season having made his debut for his boyhood club in the Europa League win against FC Midtjylland at Old Trafford in February, when he struck twice.

Rashford also scored within three minutes of his senior England debut, in the 2-1 friendly victory against Australia at the Stadium of Light on Friday.

“I have always been a Manchester United fan so to be playing in the first team really is a dream come true. I am grateful for having the chance to prove myself. To be able to play football at the biggest club in the world means everything to me and my family.”