The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...
Arsenal target Morgan Rogers is valued at a British record £130m by Aston Villa - Daily Telegraph
Bournemouth have turned down an enquiry from Arsenal for Alex Scott and say the midfielder is not for sale this summer - The Sun
Tottenham Hotspur have offered Sandro Tonali a massive six-year deal to join the club from Newcastle United - The Mirror
RB Leipzig say Ivory Coast winger Yan Diomande will remain at the club next season despite the 19-year-old reportedly choosing Paris St-Germain as his next destination - Bild
The appointment of Enzo Maresca as boss at Manchester City could lead to a major rebuild with England full-back Rico Lewis, 21, Netherlands defender Nathan Ake, 31, Spanish midfielder Nico Gonzalez, 24, Portugal defender Ruben Dias, 29, and Brazil winger Savinho, 22, all potentially up for sale - Daily Mail
AC Milan are ready to bid £21.5m for England midfielder Mason Mount, 27, but Manchester United do not want to sell him - Daily Mail
Hull City are set to sign Rangers goalkeeper Jack Butland, 33, with Croat Ivor Pandur, 26, heading in the opposite direction as part of a swap deal to bring the Englishman back to the Premier League - The Sun
Borussia Dortmund's Germany midfielder Felix Nmecha, 25, is ready to reject a move from Newcastle he prefers a switch to Manchester United - Bild
Manchester United do not expect Manuel Ugarte's serious knee injury to have a major impact on their transfer business - The Sun
Juventus playmaker Kenan Yildiz is Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta's dream target for the summer transfer window - The Mirror
Chelsea are looking to sign Rayo Vallecano defender Pep Chavarria, Crystal Palace defender Maxence Lacroix and Sunderland midfielder Granit Xhaka as the Blues also look to raise £230m in sales - Daily Express
Liverpool have made contact with Real Madrid over midfielder Eduardo Camavinga - Daily Express
Manchester United's Chido Obi, 18, has entered discussions to join FC Koln on loan this summer - Daily Express
Carlo Ancelotti was characteristically calm after Brazil's 2-1 victory against Japan on Monday, insisting he had never doubted his team would get back into the game and warning they are getting better and better.
Didier Deschamps has warned France's rivals that the team will not change their attacking approach to this World Cup, saying as he prepared for the last-32 tie against Sweden on Tuesday: "We have a capacity for danger, and I want us to keep it."
