Paris Saint-Germain are closing in on a transfer with Borussia Dortmund for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Antero Henrique, who will take over from Olivier Letang, is already in Paris and has met coach Unai Emery and chairman and CEO Nasser Al-Khelaifi to discuss summer plans.

The transfer fee could be as high as €85 million.

While PSG prefers a move for Alexis Sanchez, they are receiving competition from Manchester City and Bayern Munich.

The future of Antoine Griezmann with Atletico Madrid remains uncertain.

There have been conflicting reports on whether Griezmann has approached Atleti about a transfer. Spanish radio station Cope reported Griezmann asked Atleti to let him leave for Manchester United. But a senior Atleti source refuted that report.

"I'm good with my club, but my future will be decided this summer," Griezmann said. "My agents are talking with Atletico Madrid. We will see what happens.

"My future will be decided soon. If I leave this summer, the date will depend on the World Cup qualifiers."

Griezmann said he had discussed the situation with Atletico boss Diego Simeone.

"I am very happy here at Atletico, and I've spoken with my coach, with [teammates] Koke and with Diego Godin," he said. "The case is the hands of the club president [Enrique Cerezo]."

Atleti reportedly perceives Griezmann's aim as securing a pay increase.

Gareth Bale admits he may not be physically able to play in the Champions League final played in his hometown of Cardiff.

Bale admitted that he returned too soon after surgery on an ankle ligament injury sustained in November and that he is not yet fully fit. 

Bale is prepared to play a substitute's role against Juventus.

There's been debate in Spain whether it would be Bale or Isco to start for Real Madrid, but it appears now certain that it will be Isco.

“I am not 100%: I haven’t played for six or seven weeks: I obviously had my operation which still really hasn’t recovered,” Bale said. “If I’m called upon to start, I will start obviously. But to last 90 minutes: I haven’t played a lot of football this year since my operation, so that would be difficult. Isco has been playing fantastically well for us, at the end of the season, so whatever the manager decides I will [accept it]. Whether he or I start, we’ll both be cheering each other on.

“I’m sure [Zidane] will speak to us and I’ll find out at some point, but I have been working hard, training now the last few days. We had a practice game on Saturday and I came through it all unscathed. I feel strong, feel fit, [but] obviously match fitness is a different thing.

“It has been a difficult season, so whatever I am required to do [I will do]. I obviously have battled hard to get fit for this, and whatever is the best for the team is the most important thing: to lift that Champions League trophy is the most important thing.”

Luciano Spalletti has stepped down as manager of Roma after guiding the club to a second place finish in Serie A.

Roma won more points during the 16-17 season than in any previous one in club history.

“We would like to place on record our sincere thanks to Luciano Spalletti for all of his hard work and the significant contribution he has made to the club since his return,” said the Roma president, James Pallotta, in a statement on the club’s website.

Spalletti has been linked with the Inter Milan job.

Riyad Mahrez has submitted a request to leave Leicester City this summer.

Mahrez, who won the 15-16 PFA Player of the Year award, was linked with Arsenal last summer after helping Leicester to a stunning Premier League title.

Leicester struggled for most of the 16-17 season.

In a statement published by Sky Sports, the 26-year-old wrote: "Out of the huge admiration and respect I hold for Leicester City Football Club, I wanted to be totally honest and transparent with them and have therefore informed the club that I feel now is the time for me to move on.

"I had a good discussion with the chairman last summer and we agreed at that time that I would stay for another year in order to help the club as best as I could following the transition of winning the title and in the Champions League.

"However, I am fiercely ambitious and feel that now is the time to move on to a new experience."

Liverpool will sign Dominic Solanke from Chelsea.

Solanke refused to sign an extension with Chelsea over concerns on his playing time opportunities. 

“Liverpool FC have agreed personal terms with Dominic Solanke to sign the England youth international this summer,” read a statement on the club’s official website. “The 19-year-old striker will complete the transfer to the Reds on July 1, 2017, upon the expiry of his contract with his current club, Chelsea.”

Jürgen Klopp intends to deploy Solanke in Liverpool’s under-23s team initially.

John Brooks is set to leave Hertha Berlin and join Wolfsburg for at least €17 million ($18.9 million).

The transfer fee is the highest ever paid for a player from the United States.

Brooks came through the ranks at Hertha and has made 90 Bundesliga appearances for the club.

The previous record was €10 million when Jozy Altidore when from AZ Alkmaar to Sunderland.

Arsene Wenger is set to receive a new two-year deal from the board of Arsenal.

Wenger was present at Tuesday's meeting and joined by the majority shareholder, Stan Kroenke, his son Josh, the chairman, Sir Chips Keswick, the chief executive, Ivan Gazidis, the directors Ken Friar and Lord Harris of Peckham and the club secretary, David Miles. 

Wenger's future with Arsenal has come under scrutiny for months.

When asked if he would make a presentation at the board meeting, he replied: “The best presentation? Watch the game [against Chelsea] and there can be no doubt.”

Thomas Tuchel has stepped down as manager of Borussia Dortmund after two seasons.

Tuchel led Dortmund to victory in the DFB-Pokal final only three days ago.

Dortmund said in a statement the decision to “go their separate ways with immediate effect.”

Tuchel reportedly had a strained relationship with the board of Dortmund.

Bayer Leverkusen are said to be the frontrunners to sign Tuchel.

Manchester City will sign Ederson from Benfica for £34.9 million ($44.8 million).

Ederson is known for his footballing skills at keeper, which fits the mould of what Pep Guardiola seeks from the position.

Ederson’s fee would represent a world record for a goalkeeper, eclipsing the £32.6 million paid by Juventus to Parma for Gianluigi Buffon in 2001.