Sunday transfer rumours: Salah, Klopp, Mount, Rashford, Dybala, Kane, Felix

Liverpool may be willing to sell “superstar” players, including Egypt forward Mohamed Salah, 30, this summer. (Football Insider)

Liverpool would accept a bid of around £15m for 31-year-old German-born Cameroonian defender Joel Matip. (Football Insider)

Some Chelsea staff ‘resigned’ England midfielder Mason Mount, 24, does not want to sign a new contract. (Telegraph)

Manchester United are in talks with England striker Marcus Rashford, 25, over a contract extension. (GiveMeSport)

Newcastle planning a move to sign Lazio and Serbian midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, 27, whose contract expires in 2024. (Il Messagero, through the goal)

Manchester United are interested in signing Roman Argentine striker Paulo Dybala, 29. (Transfer market – in Italian)

Atlético Madrid and Portugal striker Joao Felix, 23, who is currently on loan Chelseahas emerged as a possible summer destination Real Madrid. (Fichajes – in Spanish)

Athletic Bilbao Spain defender Inigo Martinez, 31, would like to move Barcelona than Atlético Madrid. (Sports – in Spanish)

Paris St-Germain desperate to win Manchester City Spanish manager Pep Guardiola, 52, from the Premier League champions. (national – in Catalan)

English and Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane, 29, is rejecting a European decision to stay in the Premier League this summer. (Football Insider)

of Barcelona Ivory Coast midfielder Franck Kessie, 26, refused the transfer Tottenham Hotspur in the January window. (Sports – in Spanish)

Both AC Milan and Inter Milan are considering Lazio Italy boss Maurizio Sarri, 64, is their future head coach. (The Messenger, via Football Italia)

From Leeds United England Full-back Luke Ayling, 31, could be forced to sign a new deal at Elland Road. (Football Insider)

England’s Steven Gerrard, 42, is “very interested” in replacing the sacked Jesse Marsch. Leeds manager. (Football Insider)

Switzerland and Fulham defender Kevin Mbabu, 27, is in advanced negotiations over a loan deal Napkins as he looks set to leave the Premier League club. (Fabrizio Romano)