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11.22 BST: Real Madrid are negotiating with Inter forward Lautaro Martinez as a summer alternative to Dortmund star Erling Haaland, according to Cadena COPE.

ESPN reported last February that Madrid were keen to rival Barcelona for the signing of the Argentina international.

The radio station claims that Madrid are in talks with the player but are yet to contact his club.

Martinez, 23, came close to joining Barca last summer before the club's financial problems put an end to a possible move, and he stayed on to win Serie A with Inter this season.

11.07 BST: Liverpool midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum could consider joining Bundesliga champions-elect Bayern Munich on a free transfer this summer, his agent told Sport1.

Wijnaldum, 30, will be out of contract at Liverpool this summer and has yet to address his future plans. The player's agent, Humphry Nijman, has now told Sport1 that the Netherlands international could consider an offer from Bayern if the German club were to approach them.

"Wijnaldum is a free agent and keeps all options open," Nijman said. "FC Bayern are a great club and if they are interested in him, we are happy to talk to them."

This summer, Bayern Munich will part ways with Spanish midfielder Javi Martinez after nine years. France international Corentin Tolisso could also leave the club, but his injury means there might not be any takers for him this summer.

10.50 BST: United States international Timothy Chandler has signed a three-year contract extension at Eintracht Frankfurt until 2025.

The 31-year-old has spent his entire career, bar a four-year spell with Nurnberg, at Die Adler and has no plans to leave the Waldstadion anytime soon. Once his new contract expires in 2025, he will remain at a club in a yet-to-be-defined position.

Outgoing sporting executive Fredi Bobic said: "We're delighted that Timmy, a leader and absolute role model, has committed himself to Eintracht long-term. The length of the deal, as well as the option of a subsequent contract are fully in line with Eintracht Frankfurt's strategy of retaining players who deserve it once their playing days are over."

Chandler has made 154 competitive appearances for Frankfurt and is won the 2018 DfB-Pokal.

10.34 BST: Tigres are set to complete the signing of Marseille winger Florian Thauvin as a free agent, according to ESPN's John Suftcliffe.

Thauvin, 28 has a contract which expires on June 30 and a number of clubs from Italy and Spain were reportedly interested in his services.

AC Milan, Napoli and Sevilla have been linked with the former Newcastle forward in recent times, but Suftcliffe reports that Thauvin has finally decided to move to Tigres to experience Liga MX.

The report says that the 2018 World Cup winner's compatriot Andre Pierre Gignac played a key role in the decision, with the deal expected to be made official in the coming hours.

10.09 BST: Inter Milan striker Lautaro Martinez has confirmed to ESPN F90 that he was very close to joining Barcelona last summer but that the transfer failed due to financial situation of the Catalan club.

"Yes, I was close to Barcelona," he said. "There were very important things for me but in the end Barcelona had financial issues and that's when we made the decision to stay at Inter, face this year to continue growing and luckily I was able to get a title.

"We talked to Leo [Messi] during the [Argentina] qualifiers, it was a nice opportunity for me. I was very close but due to small details it could not happened. I stayed at Inter, I kept fighting, training and luckily the decision, which I took time to make, was right because today I have a title. Leo is very calm, he did not get involved either, he just asked me how the situation was and not much else."

Martinez also revealed that he was tempted twice by Real Madrid when he played at Argentine side Racing Club, saying: "When I was at Racing I told them twice no because I wanted to leave my name in Argentine football."

09.55 BST: Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Jan Oblak is keen on a move to the Premier League in the summer with the Slovenia international's representatives looking to drum up interest from the league's "Big Six," sources told ESPN's Rob Dawson.

The 28-year-old, who has two years left on his contract, has a release clause of €120m and although Atletico Madrid have been adamant they would want the full amount, financial pressures may force the club to consider any serious bid. Atletico made a narrow loss of €1.78m in 2019-20 but saw their expected income hit by around €100m, with a much larger drop expected for 2020-21.

Manchester United are among the clubs who have been made aware Oblak would welcome approaches from England at the end of the season.

If Oblak does leave, it raises the possibility of David de Gea returning to former club Atleti as his replacement.

09.21 BST: Champions League finalists Chelsea and Manchester City have emerged as contenders to sign Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski this summer, sources told ESPN's Stephan Uersfeld, with the striker undecided on his future.

Lewandowski, 32, has a contract at Bayern until 2023 and sources told ESPN that interested clubs would need to offer €60 million to start negotiations over a possible move.

One of the all-time Bundesliga greats, Lewandowski has 36 league goals in 31 matches this season and is closing in on Gerd Muller's record of 40 in a season, set in the 1971-72 campaign. The Poland international is also on 272 Bundesliga goals across his career in Germany, for Borussia Dortmund and Bayern, and would have Muller's record of 365 on his radar if he did stay.

Lewandowski has hinted previously that he would retire from football after his Bayern Munich career was over, but interest from the Premier League could tempt him into a final challenge elsewhere.

Chelsea and City are both in the market for a striker this summer, sources told ESPN, with Thomas Tuchel eager to improve his attacking options following a difficult debut season for Timo Werner. Pep Guardiola is looking to replace the outgoing Sergio Aguero at Manchester City, at times playing without a recognised No. 9 in attack this season as his side look set to clinch the league title.

08.30 BST: Villarreal defender Pau Torres, who has been linked with a €40m summer move, shed tears of joy in a postmatch interview after helping his team reach the club's first European final.

Villarreal will take on Manchester United, one of the clubs linked with the 24-year-old defender, on May 26 in the Europa League final after eliminating Arsenal.

"This time it's tears of joy," Torres said. "It's been many years that Villarreal has tried. The club, the city, our president, the players deserve this. We need to enjoy this moment, but we have to prepare the final well. We've made history but we want more. We are going to face another big opponent. Manchester United have been in the battle for the Premier League until the end. But we don't want to limit ourselves. We know that we are going to have to work very hard.

"But in one game, we can compete against anyone, and we are determined to prove that. For Villarreal to represent Spanish football in a European final is beautiful and I'm sure we will be up to the task."