Manchester United will look to beat Liverpool and Chelsea to the signing of Miralem Pjanic this summer, according to Mundo Deportivo.
The Roma midfielder, 26, has reportedly been on the transfer hit-list of both Jurgen Klopp and Antonio Conte, after continually impressing in Serie A.
But new United boss Jose Mourinho has allegedly told club chiefs that he wants the Bosnian international at Old Trafford and he will be the top target this summer.
However, Premier League clubs could face competition from abroad, with Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain's interest also mentioned in the same report.
Benfica defender Victor Lindelof wanted in summer move?
Manchester United are trying to land Benfica defender Victor Lindelof, according Portuguese paper A Bola.
The Sweden international enjoyed a successful season guiding the Lisbon-based side to the Primeira Liga title.
But United have reportedly been keeping tabs on the 21-year-old as they weigh up options to bolster their back-line ahead of Jose Mourinho's arrival.
It is believed that United have already made an initial approach, but Benfica will only listen to offers in the region of £23million or more.
Blind becomes shock Barca target
Daley Blind has emerged as the latest target in Barcelona's search for a centre-back, writes Mirror Football's Ed Malyon.
The Nou Camp club came into the summer with a young, top-level central defender as one of their top priorities.
But after passing on John Stones and Aymeric Laporte, both now destined for wealthy Premier League clubs, Barca have been frustrated in their attempts to sign top target Marquinhos.
With Paris Saint-Germain refusing to sell their defensive starlet, Barca know the only way they will get their man is if he forces a move. Thus far, the Brazil international has been reluctant to do so and Barcelona are looking at alternatives.
Sporting director Robert Fernandez is now onto a second tier of targets and these include Sevilla midfielder Grzegorz Krychowiak, who they see as a central defender, and Manchester United utility man Blind.
Barca to win Krychowiak race?
Manchester United's attempts to sign Grzegorz Krychowiak from Sevilla have taken a hit, according to Mundo Deportivo.
The midfielder has reportedly emerged as a target for Barcelona and it is believed that the Catalan side are already in talks with the player's representatives.
Arsenal have also been linked with a move for him this summer, but United's interest has come amid talk that Jose Mourinho wants to sign a new central midfielder.
Krychowiak made 42 appearances in all competitions last season as Sevilla went on to win the Europa League.
Jose admits he must ignore Pep rivalry
Jose Mourinho has admitted he will fail at Manchester United if he becomes consumed by his rivalry with Pep Guardiola, writes Mirror Football's David McDonnell.
Mourinho and Guardiola, who became enemies when they were in charge of Real Madrid and Barcelona , will resume their rivalry in Manchester this summer.
Self-styled Special One Mourinho admitted he will always court controversy and can never be “innocent” because of his previous misdemeanours.
But the 53-year-old said he and Guardiola will both ultimately lose out if they become obsessed with beating each other once again.
"My experience does not allow me to be innocent,” said Mourinho.
"I was with Guardiola for two years, in a league where me or he would be champion. Individual battles make more sense, because they can affect the outcome [of the title race].
“But in the Premier League, if I were to focus on him and Manchester City, and he were to focus on me and Manchester United, someone else would be champion."
Depay has not yet contacted Van Gaal
Memphis Depay has not spoken to compatriot Louis van Gaal since he was sacked as Manchester United manager.
Van Gaal handed Memphis his first Netherlands cap before signing him for United, convincing him to pick the Premier League over a move to Paris Saint-Germain.
Memphis has admitted his frustration at a lack of game time for United under Van Gaal, but he has refused to blame his former boss for his poor season, report the Manchester Evening News.
“It’s never nice to be criticised, but it’s part of the game and I have to deal with it,” Memphis told Fox Sports. “The season did not go as planned and that hurt my confidence a bit.
“I do not want to blame the manager for it. I played some good games and some bad matches. I do not want to blame anyone for it. I have not been in touch with Van Gaal yet. I might give him a call or send him a text.
Schweinsteiger going to the Euros
Bastian Schweinsteiger was included in the Germany’s Euro 2016 squad for his experience as much as his ability, writes Mirror Football's Adrian Kajumba.
The Manchester United midfielder, 31, made the cut despite continuing doubts over his fitness.
The Germany captain is hugely fortunate having not played since March due to a season-ending knee injury.
The midfielder hardly pulled up any trees before that too, following his summer move to Old Trafford.
But, having been convinced that Schweinsteiger will be fit to feature in France, boss Joachim Low chose to name one of Germany’s last centurions standing in his 23-man party yesterday.