Transfer rumours: Mane, Dembele, Torres, Adamu, Raphinha, Butland, Perisic

Liverpool’s Senegal striker Sadio Mane, 30, will tell the club he wants to leave this summer. (Fabrizio Romano)

Liverpool have made contact with the representatives of Barcelona’s France winger Ousmane Dembele, 25. (Sport – in Spanish)

Barcelona’s Dembele is also being pursued by Chelsea. (Mundo Deportivo via Mirror)

Liverpool were considering a bid for Tottenham’s South Korea forward Son Heung-min, 29, if Spurs failed to finish in the Premier League top four . (football.london)

Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus, 25, will resolve his future after returning from Brazil duty amid interest from Arsenal. (Manchester Evening News)

Villarreal and Spain defender Pau Torres, 25, is edging closer to a move to Manchester United after his agents travelled to England to continue discussions. (Cadena Ser via Mirror)

West Ham and Southampton are monitoring developments with 20-year-old Red Bull Salzburg and Austria striker Junior Adamu. (Mail)

Leicester City are interested in signing Manchester United’s English midfielder James Garner, 21, after he impressed on loan at Nottingham Forest. (Mirror)

Arsenal have quoted Benfica £8.5m for 30-year-old Germany goalkeeper Bernd Leno. (Sun)

Leeds United’s Brazil forward Raphinha, 25, may favour a move to Manchester United over Barcelona. (Express)

Bournemouth and Rangers are interested in 29-year-old Crystal Palace and England goalkeeper Jack Butland. (Sun)

Aston Villa and Southampton are among a group of clubs chasing Peterborough’s 19-year-old English defender Ronnie Edwards. (Sun)

Tottenham have told Villarreal they want £17m for 26-year-old Argentina midfielder Giovani lo Celso. (Sun)

Paris St-Germain are keen on signing Everton’s 25-year-old Brazil forward Richarlison. (Mail)

Barcelona are interested in Sevilla and France’s Jules Kounde, 23, or Napoli and Senegal’s Kalidou Koulibaly, 30, as a new centre-back. (Mundo Deportivo – in Spanish)

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