Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is pushing for Manchester United to close a deal with Borussia Dortmund for Jadon Sancho.

Sources say United is in the best position to sign Sancho this summer, but because there are no other serious bidders, the club hierarchy wants to drive down his price. Sancho is valued by Dortmund at £80 million, but Ed Woodward is prepared to offer £50 million.

Sources have said that Sancho is Solskjaer's No. 1 target this summer.

Manchester City have agreed to sign Nathan Aké from Bournemouth for £40 million ($52 million).

Pep Guardiola turned to Aké after hitting problems in his pursuit of Napoli’s Kalidou Koulibaly.

Bournemouth bought Aké from Chelsea in 2017 for £20 million.

Manchester City are close to a €23 million ($27 million) plus add-ons deal with Valencia for Ferran Torres.

Torres was made a prime target for manager Pep Guardiola and director of football Txiki Begiristain following the sale of Leroy Sane to Bayern Munich.

Valencia have been resigned to losing Torres, who had just one year left on his contract.

Alexis Sanchez will need to take a pay cut if he wants to sign with Inter Milan permanently.

United agreed a short extension to Sanchez's loan at Inter to cover the end of the Serie A season.

Sanchez earns close to £400,000-a-week at Old Trafford. Sanchez has two seasons remaining on his contract with United.

Ferran Torres tops Manchester City's summer wanted list, sources have told ESPN.

Torres is a 20-year-old winger on Valencia entering the final season of his contract. Valencia are resigned to losing Torres.

Torres is valued at around £40 million.

Chelsea have intensified their pursuit of Kai Havertz of Bayer Leverkusen with the two clubs negotiating. Leverkusen is seeking a €90 million fee.

Chelsea are confident a deal can be reached closer to €80 million.

Havertz wants to move to Stamford Bridge and has indicated through his intermediaries that personal terms will not be an issue.

The Blues are not expected to have any competition for Havertz's signature with Real Madrid and Bayern Munich declining to follow up their interest.

Frank De Boer has been fired as manager of Atlanta United FC.

"On behalf of Atlanta United, I would like to thank Frank for his leadership and commitment to the club," said Atlanta United President Darren Eales. "Under Frank's guidance, the club had a strong 2019 season in both MLS and international competition. After discussing it with Frank, the decision was reached mutually to part ways. In winning two trophies in his first season in charge, he will always be a part of the club's history, and with great appreciation and respect we wish him all the best in the future."

De Boer was the franchise's second coach, replacing Gerardo "Tata" Martino after the Argentine won the 2018 MLS Cup.

Tottenham Hotspur are confident they will ultimately sign Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg despite Everton having accepted a £25 million bid from Everton.

Hojbjerg was stripped of the Southampton captaincy after making it clear that he would not extend his deal with them.

Southampton want to sign Kyle Walker-Peters on a permanent basis from Tottenham.

AC Milan have signed Stefano Pioli to a two-year extension.

Milan went 10 games unbeaten and led the club to make a U-turn on Pioli after they had agreed to terms with Ralf Rangnick. Milan will likely need to pay Rangnick compensation.

Rangnick released a statement saying: “Milan and I have agreed that it is currently not the right time to be working together. Considering this and the development the squad is undergoing, and the results it is producing, under the current coach, Stefano Pioli, we have decided that I will not take a role at the club.”

Kylian Mbappe has said he intends to remain with Paris-Saint-Germain for the 20-21 season "no matter what."

Mbappe has received interest from Real Madrid and Liverpool. Mbappe's current contract expires in 2022.

"I am here and I'm in this project for the fourth year," he told BEINSport. "This is the 50th year of the club and it's an important year in the eyes of the club, supporters and everyone.

"I will be here no matter what and I will try to win trophies with the team and do everything possible to get the best out of myself."

PSG will attempt to sign Mbappe to an extension.