GALAXY KEEPING TABS ON ZLATAN
LA Galaxy are monitoring Zlatan Ibrahimovic following his release from Manchester United.
Jose Mourinho has revealed 'the door is still open' for Ibrahimovic to play for United again for United this coming season after his one-year deal expired this summer.
And Galaxy head coach Curt Onalfo hinted the MLS side are closely monitoring Ibrahimovic's next move.
"We're the Galaxy and the DNA of our team is to always attract world class players," Onalfo told Sky Sports News.
"At the same time we're developing from within but we have to compliment them with world class players so we're always looking to enhance our team.
"What I will say is that we know he [Ibrahimovic] is world class."
HIGUAIN HUNT?
Chelsea have had an £88m offer rejected for the Juventus striker Gonzalo Higuain, according to Tuttosport.
With reports claiming the Premier League champions have cooled their interest in Real Madrid forward Alvaro Morata, Higuain has emerged as a potential successor to Diego Costa, who looks set to leave Stamford Bridge this summer.
However, the Blues initial bid for the Argentina international has been rejected outright by the Serie A champions.
SPURS CLOSE ON FOYTH
Tottenham are closing on a deal for Estudiantes defender Juan Foyth, according to The Times.
It’s understood the 19-year-old centre-back will cost Spurs around £8.5m.
Sky Sports News understands that should an agreement be finalised, Foyth's move would be subject to obtaining a work permit.
REINA RETURN?
Napoli goalkeeper Pepe Reina has emerged as a surprise target for Manchester City, reports The Times.
The former Liverpool stopper, who worked under City boss Pep Guardiola at Bayern Munich, has been linked with a return to the Premier League at City, where he has been tipped to replace West Ham-bound Joe Hart.
And Reina’s potential arrival at the Etihad has cast fresh doubt over Claudio Bravo's future too following his shaky debut season in England.
From SkySport
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