Manchester United submit £62m bid for Aubameyang

Manchester United move for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, William Saliba picks Arsenal over Tottenham Hotspur, Inter Milan don't agree with Romelu Lukaku's asking price, while Paris Saint-Germain have found their English Rose. 

United make Aubameyang bid 

Arsenal have received a £62 million bid for star striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang from Premier League rivals Manchester United, according to reports from The Sun. United are rumoured to be in negotiations with Inter Milan over the transfer of Belgian forward Romelu Lukaku and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is said to have sanctioned a "shock" bid for the Gabonese goalscorer to replace their Italy-bound star. 

Saliba chooses Arsenal over Spurs 

Staying in North London, The Guardian report that highly-rated Saint Etienne centre-back William Saliba has decided to join Arsenal, despite a late attempt to hijack the deal from bitter rivals, Tottenham Hotspur. The 18-year-old has been linked with a move to Arsenal throughout the summer transfer window and it is said that the Gunners have finally agreed a deal with the Ligue 1 club and their player. The transfer will be worth a "potential €30m (£27m) with add-ons" and comes with the caveat that Saliba "will be loaned back to St Etienne for the 2019-20 season". 

Inter get "cold feet" over Lukaku's asking price 

Inter Milan are rumoured to be questioning whether Romelu Lukaku is worth the reported £75 million fee that Manchester United are requesting. The Belgian striker is new manager Antonio Conte's "number one target", but the two clubs are yet to reach an agreement over the transfer fee. The Serie A side are even said to be looking at cheaper alternatives, including Lille forward Rafael Leao, who is valued at around £33 million. The 20-year-old Portuguese striker has also been linked to the likes of Everton and Aston Villa. 

PSG have found their English Rose 

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly moving in on Danny Rose, who has been left out of Tottenham's preseason tour of Singapore to allow him "to explore prospective opportunities with other clubs". The 29-year-old could follow in Kieran Trippier's footsteps and become the second English full-back to leave Spurs for a continental club this summer. The Mirror report that the Ligue 1 reigning champions are willing to pay £20 million for the left-back, who has two years left on his current contract.