Kylian Mbappe

Mbappe has been heavily linked with top clubs across Europe, including Real.

Dembele joined Borussia Dortmund from Rennes last summer.

Zidane is averse to having four high profile attackers in his team if Real sign Mbappe this summer.

Catalan giants have already held talks with Mbappe's representatives, according to reports.

A poll by Mundo Deportivo reveals that the Juventus forward is the preferred option among readers.

Mundo Deportivo says that the Catalans are confident of signing Philipe Coutinho from Liverpool.

PSG's move for the Brazil superstar could trigger a chain of deals involving some of the biggest clubs.

Catalans are expected to launch an £80m bid to sign the Liverpool ace.

Sport says that the La Liga giants are now considering making an offer to sign the Frenchman.

Los Blancos boss wants attacking triumvirate to remain at Real Madrid, but admits that "anything can happen".

A poll by AS found that Bale's move to Old Trafford would be met with little animosity.

Vadim Vasilyev adamant that French international and Fabinho are not leaving the principality.

Exclusive: United aware that Bale is not looking for a move away from the Spanish capital.

City have reportedly denied making an eye-watering £143m bid for AS Monaco wonderkid.

Manchester City have reportedly spoken to Kylian Mbappe.

Madrid have reportedly agreed a €180m (£160.9m, $209.8m) fee for the young Frenchman.

Mbappe will not join Real if he has to play alongside Ronaldo, Bale and Benzema.

Spanish daily Marca claim that clubs have agreed a deal in principle for widely coveted teenage forward.

The former Chelsea star thinks his fellow Frenchman has his heart set on a move to Spain.

Alvaro Morata's move to Chelsea leaves Zinedine Zidane needing another option.

Real Madrid, Arsenal, PSG, Manchester United, Man City and Liverpool have all been linked with the player.

The England international above Kylain Mbappe and Ousmane Dembele according to Soccerex.

Arsenal have made two signings thus far in the window.

A move to 4-4-2 and Cristiano Ronaldo's retention means there is no place for the teenage sensation.

Gunners boss says club have made no offers for French teenager, who he expects to stay in the principality.

Martial struggled in his second season at Old Trafford while Ibrahimovic scored 28 times.

Bakayoko will become Chelsea's third first-team signing following the arrival of Caballero and Rudiger.

Gunners boss says Monaco forward can emulate Thierry Henry in north London.

The Gunners have seen offers of £35m and £45m for the Monaco star rejected.

Liverpool, Real Madrid and PSG are also interested to sign Mbappe.