Barcelona are in the final stages of a naming rights deal for Camp Nou as they're targeting a €300 million deal over 20 years.

The sponsor's name will appear after "Camp Nou," effectively becoming the stadium's surname.

The money will go towards the renovation of Camp Nou, Barca's base since 1957.

Gonzalo Higuain has agreed to join AC Milan on a season-long loan from Juventus with Leonardo Bonucci returning to Turin after one season.

Mattia Caldara will also join Higuain with Milan.

Higuain moved to Juventus in 2016 for €90 million (£75 million) and scored 40 goals in 76 Serie A appearances, but his future with the club was uncertain following the signing of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Jugen Klopp is hopeful of Liverpool signing Sadio Mane to an extension.

Liverpool has signed Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino to new five-year deals in recent months in which their salaries were doubled.

Mane has three seasons remaining on his current deal.

Klopp said: “When I speak about the good mood in the club, that is not only in the stands. We are Liverpool as a team and the boys want to be part of it. That’s really cool and it’s a big achievement for the club because these boys, Bobby Firmino, Mo Salah and Sadio Mané, and a lot of the others as well, could play for pretty much any team in the world. That’s how it is and a good sign for the club that they want to stay. It is an improved situation that these players don’t use us and then go. It’s cool but now we all together have to deliver. Sign your contracts but now, go again – play and fight, run and shoot, all that stuff. That’s football.”

Cristiano Ronaldo arrived for his first training session with Juventus.

Ronaldo and his family arrived in Turin on Sunday via private jet.

Ronaldo won't travel with Juventus to Atlanta to the play the MLS All-Stars. 

The entire Juve squad should train together in Turin on Aug. 8, ahead of Ronaldo's first outing in a black-and-white striped shirt four days later, in the Serie A club's traditional season-opener at Villar Perosa.

Juan Carlos Osorio has quit after three years as manager of Mexico.

Osorio, 56, had rejected offers from the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) to extend his contract.

He said: "In my own name and in that of my backroom staff, many thanks to everyone for this unique and unparalleled professional and life experience."

Mexico were knocked out of the World Cup in the last 16, losing 2-0 to Brazil.

Juventus is considering a sale of Gonzalo Higuain following the purchase of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Milan and Chelsea have been linked to Higuain, who scored 36 goals last season. Juve purchased Higuain from Napoli for €90 million.

"He is still an important player for us, but now we obviously have greater competition [up front], but he is a professional and we are evaluating his future together with the people who represent him," Beppe Marotta told Sky Sport Italia. "We have a great deal of respect for him."

Kylian Mbappe has changed his number with Paris Saint-Germain to No. 7 that was vacated by Lucas Moura.

Mbappe wore No. 29 previously and wears No. 10 for France.

"For a long time, I said that numbers were unimportant and that it was something that only matters on the pitch," Mbappe told the PSG website.

"However, it is an indication of your ambitions -- the player you want to become. I keep trying to progress on the pitch and I think that, for me, it was the right time to change number.

It is something of an affirmation. The No. 7 shirt is a legendary one -- many greats have worn it. I hope that I will be able to do this number justice on the pitch."

Thierry Henry has a "verbal" agreement to become manager of Aston Villa, according to reports.

Current manager Steve Bruce is scheduled to meet with Villa's owners.

Bruce has made it clear he hopes to persuade the Egyptian billionaire Nassef Sawiris and the American financier Wes Edens to retain him, but he does not seem overly optimistic.

Henry most recently was one of Roberto Martinez's assistants with Belgium.

With Daniel Sturridge having an impressive preseason, Liverpool is prepared to give him another chance.

Last summer, Liverpool was prepared to sell Sturridge to any club willing to pay £20 million. Sturridge went to West Brom on loan but was injured early on and only made six appearances. 

Sturridge is in the final season of his contract.

“We’re not in doubt – and nobody was ever in doubt – about his quality,” he said. “In this moment he looks really good to be honest. That’s cool – really cool for him and cool for us.

“[It’s] a very important moment for him. I am in talks with him, what he feels. I don’t want to make him the most physically strong player in the squad or whatever. The most physically strong player in the squad cannot play football like Daniel Sturridge and he has no possibility to be that, to be the marathon man of the team, but he can be a very decisive player.”

Bayern Munich have agreed to buy 17-year-old Canadian phenom Alphonso Davies from the Vancouver Whitecaps for $13 million, which is a record for an MLS export. The transfer could hit $17 million if certain bonuses are hit.

Because Davies is a homegrown player, the Whitecaps will likely be able to keep all of the transfer fee, rather than share a sizable portion with MLS.

Davies will remain with the Whitecaps until the end of the MLS season, as he would not be able to play for Bayern in an official game until he turns 18 in November.

New Bayern coach Niko Kovac said at a news conference that he liked what he had seen from Davies.

"Nothing is final yet but it's looking good," Kovac said. "He is a big talent, he's young and very fast."

Davies has three goals and eight assists in 20 games this season.