Ronald Koeman has opened the door for Wayne Rooney to return to Everton.

Rooney's agent was in China this month, assessing the player's options, but the 31-year-old last week issued a statement insisting he was staying at Manchester United.

"I believe that Wayne Rooney is still playing at a high level," said Koeman on Sky Sports. "I think he made a good choice to stay at Manchester United and in the Premier League because he has still two or three years in front of him to play on a high level.

"What will happen at the end of the season? I don't know but in my opinion he is one of the players who can make Everton more stronger.

"It's all about what the player likes, what Manchester United needs to do, and we are not involved in that project.

Rooney made his debut with Everton at 16 on the opening day of the 2002-03 campaign.

Gianluigi Donnarumma won't commit his future to AC Milan until he knows the plans of the club's new owners.

Donnarumma turned 18 on Saturday and is now able to sign his first full professional contract. 

Donnarumma had been on youth terms.

"I know a lot of things, but it's difficult to predict the future. Nobody knows it," agent Mino Raiola said. "We have a pact that we are going to leave him be. In fact, we're not going to talk about it at all -- we have agreed this.

"I've not spoken to anybody from the new Milan yet. For me, Milan are still represented by [general manager Adriano] Galliani, so I don't have any contact in the new Milan. The lad is just concentrating on doing his job and I am doing mine.

"This is a clear division of roles and I am the one looking at his future and the possibilities, and then it is the player who takes the final decision. But first I think it is my duty to see what Milan are going to become.

"That is the most important question and you are not asking it because you are focusing only on his contract renewal and not what Milan are going to become. Nobody can tell you, not least I. Until I see the new owners and start to talk with them, I cannot get a clear picture in my mind."

Ashley Young has turned down an offer in China but will reconsider his options in the summer.

Chinese Super League club Shandong Luneng had been hoping to sign Young from Old Trafford before the close of the Chinese transfer window on Tuesday, but the player has opted to stay at United.

Young will be in the final year of his contract at United in the summer.

Young has been used sparingly by manager Jose Mourinho this season.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic insists his future with Manchester United isn't dependent on whether the club qualifies for the Champions League.

Ibrahimovic hasn't committed to a 12-month extension with United.

Jose Mourinho joked after Sunday's cup win that United's supporters should "spend all night" at Ibrahimovic's house in an effort to persuade him to commit his future to the club.

"No, it's not about that [Champions League]," Ibrahimovic told reporters after the game at Wembley. "I came here and the club wasn't in the Champions League, so it had nothing to do with the Champions League.

"So somebody made up a story that if they don't qualify for the Champions League I will not extend. It has nothing to do with that.

"Let's see what happens. I mean the moment, how I feel, the situation, we have another two months of the season to go, because according to many I could not do what I've been doing."

Hector Bellerin will consider a transfer to Barcelona this summer if Arsene Wenger leaves Arsenal.

Barcelona have indicated that money would be no object in a prospective deal for Bellerin, who began his career in their youth system.

Barcelona have been concerned with the form of Sergi Roberto, who replaced Dani Alves at right-back this season.

Bellerin has a debt of loyalty to the manager but, more importantly, he simply enjoys playing for him. When Manchester City pushed hard to sign Bellerin last summer he opted to stay put because he felt he was in a good place under Wenger.

Wayne Rooney wants to remain with Manchester United until at least the summer.

Rooney has been the subject of interest from China with reported offers of £3 million per month.

Sources have insisted that he retains a healthy working relationship with Jose Mourinho, also adding that Rooney believes he still has the ability and experience to make a vital contribution to United's attempt to win the EFL Cup, FA Cup and Europa League this season.

Juventus are monitoring Andre Gomes as he struggles with Barcelona.

Gomes was courted by Real Madrid and Manchester United prior to his move to Barcelona.

Isco remains happy at Real Madrid but he's acknowledged he may have to leave the club in the summer in order to get more consistent playing time.

Isco has made just 11 starts in La Liga this season and only once in the Champions League.

Isco's contract with Real Madrid currently expires in 2018.

"I'm calm. What worries me is to have minutes," he told beIN SPORTS.

"A player's career is small. I'm happy here and would stay many more years.

"From now until the end of the season, we will make a decision. It is my future at stake."

Chelsea are one of several teams vying to sign Mahmoud Dahoud of Borussia Monchengladbach during the summer transfer window.

Borussia Dortmund, Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus also have interest in signing Dahoud.

Dahoud, 21, is out of contract at Gladbach in summer 2018 and has refused to sign an extension.

There are reports coming out of Germany, however, that Dahoud has already agreed to join Dortmund for around €10 million.

Antonio Conte’s side have been in the market for a box-to-box midfielder for several months.

Monaco have opened contract talks with Kylian Mbappe as he receives considerable interest from Arsenal, Tottenham and Liverpool.

Barcelona and Real Madrid also remain interested in Mbappe.

Mbappe has scored seven goals in 17 Ligue 1 appearances for Monaco. Mbappe has drawn comparisons to Thierry Henry and is just 18 years old.

Mbappe has two seasons remaining on his current deal.