Friday's paper talk: Jadon Sancho, Bruno Fernandes, Tammy Abraham

What the papers say

The Daily Star says Manchester United may have much higher hopes they can bring forward Jadon Sancho to Old Trafford following the news of executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward's impending departure. The Red Devils have been consistently linked with bringing the former Manchester City trainee back to the north west but Woodward had never gone near Borussia Dortmund's valuation for the England international.

Unlike Sancho, Nabil Bentaleb has failed to find form in the Bundesliga but that has reportedly not stopped Premier League interest in the midfielder. The France-born Algeria player came through Tottenham's academy before signing permanently with Schalke in 2017 and spending time on loan at Newcastle last season. The 26-year-old will be a free agent when his contract expires in July and the Sun cites Algerian and Italian outlets as reporting Burnley are interested in him, with Greek side Olympiacos also said to be keen on securing his services.

West Brom have set a price for their goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, according to the Evening Standard. The Baggies want £10million for the 28-year-old, who is being courted by Tottenham and West Ham. Spurs may have the edge, though, with Hammers boss David Moyes prioritising the recruitment of Jesse Lingard this off-season.