Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal eye Griezmann

Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal are among the clubs monitoring the situation when it comes to the future of Barcelona forward Antoine Griezmann, the Mail on Sunday reports.

Lionel Messi's dramatic U-turn on Friday ended his bid to leave the club this summer, leaving Barca looking for alternative ways to fund the major overhaul of their squad that is required following their first season without a trophy in 12 years.

Griezmann was one of the handful of players that Barca president Josep Maria Bartomeu said would not be available for a transfer this summer, but Messi's decision to stay could change that situation for the 29-year-old.

The Mail report adds that Barcelona will have to take a significant loss on the €120 million fee they invested when Griezmann signed with them a year ago if they want to get him off the wage bill.

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-According to the Mirror, Liverpool are aware of Barcelona's interest in midfielder Gini Wijnaldum and they expect a fee of £15m in order to let the Netherlands international leave Anfield. New Barca boss Ronald Koeman is well aware of Wijnaldum's quality, having coached him in his previous gig as Dutch national team boss.

- Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has told executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward to value dressing room harmony over transfer business as the club continue to deal with the fall-out from Alexis Sanchez's disastrous move.

-Christian Eriksen could be on his way out of Inter Milan after joining them in January, according to the Daily Mail. The report claims that the midfielder has been placed on the club's transfer list and Inter would be willing to listen to offers around £35m.

The former Spurs man has struggled for minutes with club coach Antonio Conte preferring to stick to his favoured 3-5-2 formation which doesn't suit Eriksen.

-New Manchester United signing Donny van de Beek has revealed that Netherlands teammate Steven Bergwijn tried to convince him to join Tottenham this summer.

Steven Bergwijn texted me to see whether I would play for Spurs, he told Algemeen Dagblad. But I chose United. I felt ready for the next step. This was the time to go. That is why I was on the phone with my agent last weekend. In the end, there was an agreement.