Manchester United are reportedly weighing up a move for Scotland international goalkeeper Angus Gunn, 30, following his release by Nottingham Forest, according to the Sun.

Across town, Manchester City have turned their attention to Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto, 23, with Talksport reporting that the French defender is on the club's radar as they look to strengthen their backline.

Arsenal push for Rogers despite Villa resistance

Arsenal remain determined to sign Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers, 23, even as Villa continue to resist any approach for the England international. The Sun reports that the Gunners have not given up on the deal despite Villa's firm stance.

In a separate development, Arsenal have also cut their asking price for Brazil striker Gabriel Jesus, 29, to between £20 million and £25 million, with Everton among the clubs who have shown long-standing interest in the forward, per Caughtoffside.

Arsenal and Manchester City are also said to be monitoring Sporting captain Morten Hjulmand, 26, the Denmark midfielder who caught the eye with a goal against England at Euro 2024, according to Portuguese outlet A BOLA.

Everton eye Bowen as summer business heats up

Everton have made an opening move for West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen, 29, Football Insider reports. The England forward made a significant impact at the London Stadium last season, and the Toffees are keen to bring him to Merseyside.

Meanwhile, Hull City have identified Manchester United goalkeeper Radek Vitek, 22, as a target after the Czech Republic youth international impressed on loan at Bristol City last season, the Mail reports.

Phillips nears Sheffield United return

Sheffield United are in advanced talks with Manchester City to make Kalvin Phillips's loan spell permanent. The England midfielder, 30, spent last season at Bramall Lane and Football Insider says a full transfer is close to being agreed.

Chelsea have intensified their pursuit of Como defender Jacobo Ramon, 21, with the Spanish centre-back drawing interest from several clubs, Teamtalk reports.

Finally, Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes, 31, is expected to remain at Old Trafford. Talksport reports that the Portugal midfielder has informed team-mates he has no plans to leave, putting an end to speculation linked to Saudi Arabia interest from last summer.