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i Sport page Telegraph sports section The back page of The Times 1 of 3 Wolves striker Matheus Cunha suggests he could leave the club, Arsenal eye Sporting forward Viktor Gyokeres and Man City target AC Milan midfielder Tijjani Reijnders. Brazil striker Matheus Cunha, 25, says he rebuffed offers to leave Wolves in the winter window, but has told the club he needs "to take the next step" in his career as he wants "to fight for titles, for big things". (Guardian), external Arsenal could be a possible destination for Cunha, who has a £62. 5m release clause, as new Gunners sporting director Andrea Berta helped sign the forward for Atletico Madrid in 2021. (Mail), external Berta has also been a long-term admirer of Sporting striker Viktor Gyokeres and the 26-year-old Sweden forward is a prominent candidate as Arsenal look to bolster their attacking options. (Athletic - subscription required), external AC Milan's Netherlands midfielder Tijjani Reijnders is a target for Manchester City this summer, although the 26-year-old recently signed a new deal which does not include a release clause. (Football Insider), external Ajax are interested in re-signing Manchester United's Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen, 33 - who started his professional career in Amsterdam - when his contract expires this summer. (Manchester Evening News, external) Everton are plotting a shock £25m move to sign Liverpool's Scotland winger Ben Doak, 19, who is currently on loan at Middlesbrough. (Sun, external) Manchester United could hold an advantage in the race to sign Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike as the 22-year-old France forward is a boyhood fan of the Old Trafford club. (Mirror), external Ipswich Town chairman Mark Ashton refused to reveal if striker Liam Delap has a release clause in his contract but said the club are "well protected" when it comes to the 22-year-old England U21 attacker's deal. (East Anglian Daily Times), external Bayern Munich are not expected to give Germany forward Thomas Muller a new contract beyond the summer, but the 35-year-old could move to the United States with Major League Soccer clubs interested in signing him. (Sky Sports Germany - in German), external Bayer Leverkusen sporting director Simon Rolfes says manager Xabi Alonso has told the club he is staying with them, despite being linked with Real Madrid. (Goal), external Listen to the latest Football Daily podcast Get the latest from your club Real Madrid target Man Utd's Fernandes - Sunday's gossip Last shot at glory for 'legends'? Guardiola still burning with desire 'His swagger is back' but Villa won't 'waste time' on Rashford future Another milestone - but when could Kane win first trophy? Dark crime thriller with Elen Rhys and Richard Harrington A story of deceit, lies and dodgy drams Kinahan: One of the world's most feared crime organisations The toxic waste scandal that shattered a community FA Cup 'sparkle' returns - will there be a 'fairytale ending'? Last shot at glory for 'legends'? Guardiola still burning with desire 'His swagger is back' but Villa won't 'waste time' on Rashford future Another milestone - but when could Kane win first trophy? 'It will be special' - Forest reach first FA Cup semi since 1991 'Pressure is a privilege' for 'world class' Kildunne Eze, clean sheets & Taylor Swift - Palace eye FA Cup glory What went wrong for Motta and why are Juventus in a 'mess'? Arsenal confirm Berta as sporting director - what will 'architect' bring? 'Raducanu needs lasting plan to build on Miami progress' What were the biggest moves of NFL free agency? 'A house of cards' - Sampdoria face 'unthinkable' relegation Sad story of 'Mr Wigan Athletic' proves football family still exists Brilliant FA Cup free-kicks - Beckham & Payet star. Video Brilliant FA Cup free-kicks - Beckham & Payet star Archie Vaughan on living with his father's legacy We need some Ashes glory in colour, says England's Wane The Jordan shot that 'changed the world' Which is the biggest football club in Britain? Who is through to World Cup - and how does qualifying work? Four tactical lessons we learned from Tuchel's first games Copyright © 2025 BBC. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking.