Gossip column: Mahrez, Kante, Walcott, Lallana, Benteke

For a list of all the completed deals, check out the transfers page.

Arsenal are in discussions to sign Leicester City forward Riyad Mahrez, 25, who is valued at £40m, and midfielder N'Golo Kante, 25, who is available for £20m. (France Football - in French), external

West Ham are close to agreeing a £20m summer move for Arsenal and England winger Theo Walcott, 27. (Sun), external

Co-owner David Sullivan says West Ham have made a £24m bid for a top forward in France and will bid £25m for another in England this week if they are unsuccessful. (Sky Sports), external

West Ham's £24m bid is for Marseille striker Michy Batshuayi, 22, and they will also make a £25m bid for his Belgium team-mate, Liverpool striker Christian Benteke, 25. (Mirror), external

Atletico Madrid striker Antoine Griezmann, 25, has told friends he is prepared to reject lucrative offers from the Premier League to stay at the La Liga club. The Frenchman has been closely monitored by Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City. (Telegraph), external

Chelsea captain John Terry, 35, is close to agreeing a move to the Chinese Super League, where he will earn £12m a year, making him one of the highest paid players in the world. (Sun), external

The Blues have handed Terry a £22,000 leaving present by waiving the booking fee for his farewell kickabout at Stamford Bridge on Monday.(Times - subscription required), external

Blues midfielder Nemanja Matic, 27, is waiting to see if Manchester United begin negotiations with ex-Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho before deciding whether to move to Old Trafford. (Daily Mail), external

LA Galaxy midfielder Steven Gerrard, 35, has reiterated his intention to return to Liverpool "sooner rather than later". (Independent), external

Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino wants to sign Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana, 27, his former player at Southampton, in a £20m move. (Sun), external

Stoke City midfielder Charlie Adam believes team-mate Jack Butland, 23, will go on to play for one of England's "big" clubs. (BBC Radio 5 live in short)

Paris St-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 34, says he will reveal his next move "soon", having been linked with a move to Manchester United. (Manchester Evening News), external

Striker Anthony Martial, 20, will miss United's Premier League game against West Ham on Tuesday with a hamstring injury and is a doubt for the final league match against Bournemouth on Sunday. (Telegraph), external

Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen, 26, is happy to wait until the summer for his future to be decided. The Welshman has one year remaining on his contract and the Reds have yet to open talks over a new contract. (Liverpool Echo), external

Newcastle United face "carnage" if they are relegated and manager Rafael Benitez leaves the club, says former Sunderland midfielder Don Hutchison. (Chronicle), external

Aston Villa have been scouting Hajduk Split's Bosnia midfielder Tino-Sven Susic, 24, who may be available for a fee of £4m. (Daily Mail), external

Lazio say midfielder Lucas Biglia, 30, is not for sale after the £15m-rated Argentine was heavily linked with a move to Manchester United. (Mediaset Premium, via Express), external

Dutch winger Memphis Depay, 22, is in talks with United manager Louis van Gaal over his future at Old Trafford. (Sun), external

Bournemouth captain Tommy Elphick says Tottenham midfielder Ryan Mason, 24, is the "sort of player" the club need to sign. (Daily Star), external

Thierry Henry is set for a permanent role at Arsenal, with the former France striker ready to coach the club's under-18s. (Daily Mail), external

Tottenham midfielder Erik Lamela, 24, is keen to stay at the club for another year after finally earning a regular starting spot this season. (Tycsports, via Evening Standard), external

West Ham chairman David Gold has told fans not to "spoil" the club's leaving party by invading the pitch following their game against Manchester United on Tuesday night.(Daily Mirror), external

Gold has also hit back at criticism of the Hammers' move to the Olympic Stadium by claiming the deal will be beneficial for taxpayers and prevent the ground becoming a "white elephant".(Guardian), external

Manchester United winger Antonio Valencia posted a picture on Twitter, external with some of his team-mates as they prepared to travel to London for Tuesday's Premier League game against West Ham.

Match of the Day pundit Jermaine Jenas posted a selfie on Instagram, external with the European Championship trophy. Thierry Henry and Gary Lineker seemed to be unaware they were in the shot.

England shirts bearing the name of Leicester striker Jamie Vardy are the most popular to be sold at Sports Direct, ahead of Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli and captain Wayne Rooney. (Daily Star), external

Chelsea fans are planning walkouts at the last two matches of the season to protest against the club's refusal to hand defender John Terry a new contract. (Metro), external

Have you added the new Top Story alerts in the BBC Sport app? Simply head to the menu in the app - and don't forget you can also add score alerts your football team and more.