TRANSFER NEWS: Man Utd eye Real SWAP, Chelsea for Cavani, Liverpool BLOCK Sterling offers

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Manchester United have set a price for Real Madrid to sign David de Gea, according to the Sunday Express.  

The Red Devils want a whopping £45million for their no.1 shot-stopper but they have proposed a swap deal involving Gareth Bale to seal the move. 

If Chelsea and Manchester City are to have any chance of signing Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba, the Premier League sides must break the British transfer recored and their wage structures, the Mirror reports. 

Paris Saint-Germain are leading the race to sign the France international having made a £60m bid for the 22-year-old’s signature.

Liverpool have blocked Manchester City’s moves to sign Raheem Sterling. 

The Reds ace has refused to sign a new deal at Anfield and manager Brendan Rodgers is determined to do everything he can to keep his prize asset at the club. 

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Jose Mourinho is keen to land the front man to spearhead their assault on the Champions League next season. 

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Fresh off securing their promotion to the Premier League, Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe has set his sights on signing Everton starlet Luke Garbutt. 

Garbutt is set to leave Goodison Park on a free in the summer, and according to The Sun, Howe is keen to sign the 21-year-old with the incentive of more first-team football. 

And David Moyes could be making a return to the Premier League to take over as West Ham manager. 

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