Everton look to revive their interest in Liam Delap and target England trio, Mohamed Salah considers a move to Fenerbahce, and Chelsea hope for a Nicolas Jackson pay day.

Everton look set to revive their interest in Chelsea forward Liam Delap, 23, while they are also exploring moves for fellow Englishman, defenders John Stones, 31, who is leaving Manchester City at the end of the season, and Arsenal‘s Ben White, 28. They also want to extend 30-year-old England winger Jack Grealish’s loan from Manchester City. (i paper – subscription required), external

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah, 33, could spurn the Saudi Pro League this summer and the Egyptian could instead sign for Turkish side Fenerbahce. (A Spor – in Turkish), external

Chelsea believe they could get up to £60m for 24-year-old Senegal striker Nicolas Jackson, who has spent the season on loan at Bayern Munich. (Athletic – subscription required), external

Manchester United are interested in West Ham‘s El Hadji Malick Diouf, with the 21-year-old Senegal international providing competition for England’s Luke Shaw, 30, at left-back. (Guardian), external

Tottenham will sell Italian goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, 29, to Inter Milan this summer, with Manchester City‘s English goalkeeper James Trafford, 23, and Brighton and the Netherlands stopper Bart Verbruggen, 23, on their list of possible replacements. (Teamtalk), external

Juventus are interested in 33-year-old Liverpool and Brazil goalkeeper Alisson Becker, who only has a year left on his contract. (Mail), external

Aston Villa are exploring a move for Morocco and Girona midfielder Azzedine Ounahi, 26. (Sportsboom), external

An unnamed Italian club has made initial enquiries over a potential move for Manchester United‘s 26-year-old England winger Jadon Sancho, who is out of contract this summer. (Sky Sports), external

Nottingham Forest are close to meeting Fenerbahce’s valuation of their 23-year-old English left-back Archie Brown. (A Spor – in Turkish), external

On their impressive European run, Palace have shown they are not just about individuals, but a team stepping up when it matters.

Japan midfielder Kamada had not scored since October 2024 before his composed finish on Thursday restored Palace’s lead just as Shakhtar looked to be taking control following their equaliser at 1-1.

Palace fans were in great spirits before the match in Krakow, and there’s a feeling that all connected with the club are pulling in the same direction.

There could be an air of sadness for the remainder of the campaign with boss Glasner, who led Palace to a fairytale FA Cup victory last season, just two games away from European glory before he departs this summer.

But spirits instead seem high as the club work together to achieve the goal of winning more silverware.

“It’s an amazing group of people, of men, of characters,” said Glasner, who won the Europa League with Eintracht Frankfurt in 2022.

“There is such a big spirit and great togetherness and we always believe in ourselves.

“There is no button we can press to switch it on. It is something we have created over months and years – that we know we can always come back and score a goal.”