PSG are lining up a €125m (£88.9m) bid for Cristiano Ronaldo, according to reports in Spain.
Spanish publication Marca claims Les Parisiens are willing to break the world transfer record to take Ronaldo to Ligue 1.
The former Manchester United star is reportedly "restless" at Real Madrid, with the club set to end the campaign trophyless.
Despite this, Ronaldo is expected to reject the advances of PSG to remain with Los Blancos for at least another season.
Robin Van Persie
Robin Van Persie will be offered an £18million deal to sign for Qatari side Lekhwiya.
The Holland striker is facing an uncertain future at Old Trafford with Louis van Gaal preparing a major overhaul of his attacking options this summer.
Lekhwiya are managed by former Swansea chief Michael Laudrup and they are ready to give RVP a three-year-deal worth £6m a year.
The prospect of starring in the Middle East could appeal to the 31-year-old if United decide to end his spell at Old Trafford.
Van Persie has one year left to run on his £220,000-a-week United deal and Turkish sides Fenerbahce and Galatasaray have expressed an interest in the striker.
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Van Gaal convinced De Gea will stay
Louis van Gaal is convinced David De Gea will snub Real Madrid to stay atManchester United.
De Gea has stalled on signing on a £200,000-a-week contract from United, in the knowledge Real are waiting to take him to the Bernabeu.
Despite that, Van Gaal said be believes De Gea, 24, will eventually decide to commit his immediate future to United by agreeing to the contract extension.
Bastian Schweinsteiger
Manchester United have been given a boost in their pursuit of Bastian Schweinsteiger after Pep Guardiola admitted the player will decide his own future.
The midfielder has just one year left on his Bayern Munich contract and talks over a new deal have stalled in recent weeks.
“I can’t make the call for Basti," Guardiola said.
"He’s a Bayern player, and he is under contract. He’s an outstanding legend at the club, but he has to decide, not Pep or [CEO] Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.
"He has a contract, and is part of my plans for next season."
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