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Latest from Your Site News' James Savundra:

Discussions are underway for Pierre Sage to succeed Oliver Glasner at Crystal Palace.

Palace are continuing to hold conversations with a number of managerial candidates. However, they appear to have stepped up their interest in the current Lens head coach.

Sage led Lens to a second-placed finish in Ligue 1 in his first season in charge and also won the Coupe de France.

Andoni Iraola was the club's primary target to replace Glasner before Liverpool moved to appoint the former Bournemouth head coach.

The likes of Frank Lampard, Dino Toppmoller and Kieran McKenna have also been considered this summer. 

Brighton have announced the departure of sporting director Jason Ayto.

Ayto only joined the club in a newly created role in September last year.

Technical director Mike Cave will oversee all sporting areas of the club, working with the existing senior team.

A Brighton statement said: "Brighton & Hove Albion has confirmed that Jason Ayto has left the club.Jason joined Brighton as sporting director in September 2025 having worked at Arsenal for more than a decade in a variety of technical roles."

Chairman Tony Bloom added: Id like to thank Jason for everything he has done for us, and to wish him well for the future.

Chief executive and deputy chairman Paul Barber said: Jason has been a valued team colleague on our strategic leadership group."I'd like to thank him for his contribution since he joined the club and wish him all the best going forward.

Rasmus Hojlund has completed his 38m permanent move to Napoli from Manchester United.

The 23-year-old joins the Serie A runners-up after a clause in his season-long loan to the Italian side was triggered by their qualification for next season's Champions League.

Hojlund scored 12 goals in 33 league appearances back in Italy last season, having struggled to settle at Old Trafford since a 64m move from Atalanta in 2023 - and netting just 14 goals in 62 league games in England.

Latest from Sky in Germany and Your Site News' Elliot Cook:

RB Leipzig are in talks over extending Brighton midfielder Brajan Gruda's time at the club.

The Germany U21 international spent the second half of last season on loan at the Bundesliga club.

Sky in Germany are reporting that Leipzig are exploring the idea of borrowing him again for the season with an option to buy and another possibility is a loan with an obligation to buy.

It's likely Leipzig would have to raise money through sales to be able to afford a permanent deal.

Brighton are understood to be open to discussions about him spending next season in Germany.

Latest from Your Site News' Vinny O'Connor: 

Everton are not concerned about the future of Iliman Ndiaye, who is under contract until 2029. 

The club have previously held talks over an improved deal, with nothing agreed yet.

The Senegal international moved to Everton in July 2024 from French side Marseille. He has played 71 times for Everton in all competitions, scoring 17 goals. 

Ndiaye was also part of the Senegal side that reached the African Cup of Nations final earlier this year. He has been called up for the World Cup by Pape Thiaw, with their opening game taking place against France, where Ndiaye was born.

Latest from Your Site News' Anthony Joseph:

Watford are in talks with former Empoli, Palermo and Sassuolo boss Alessio Dionisi about their head coach vacancy.

It's understood there's a willingness from both parties to reach a potential agreement.

Dionisi is thought to be one of a number of candidates being assessed for the role.

Your Site News' Vinny O'Connor:

"Finances are not the issue; they have been pretty good over the years at balancing the books. 

"Yes, they had a big spend [last season]. But the net spend was not massive because of the players they were able to offload. 

"In that respect, they are in good shape. They do need to add to the squad, though. 

"When you look at the squad, they need to bring in pace to the wide forward areas. Yan Diomande is one they have identified but they are facing competition.

"You look at the back line, [Jeremy] Jacquet is coming in, [Giovanni] Leoni is already there but he's been out all season with the ACL [injury]. They are two young lads at centre-half. 

"Ibrahima Konate is also gone. You have to wonder if they need further experience there. Particularly with the injury record of Joe Gomez and Connor Bradley.

"One other area which would help Andoni Iraola is at No 6. Ryan Gravenberch has been successful but his workload has been massive. 

"It's a big summer for Liverpool if they want to play the way they want to play moving forward."

Latest from Your Site News' Danyal Khan:

Manchester United have agreed a deal to sign Atalanta midfielder Ederson.

Your Site News understands United will pay an initial fee of 34m (40.5m) plus 3.8m (4.5m) in potential add-ons.

Ederson is set to sign a four-year deal at the club with an option to extend his stay for an additional 12 months.

The deal is expected to go through before July, subject to Ederson completing a medical, which would make the 26-year-old the first signing of the Michael Carrick era.

United now look set to sign a player they have held a long-term interest in but want to sign another midfielder during the summer window, due to Casemiro leaving and Manuel Ugarte likely also departing.

Latest from Your Site News' Dharmesh Sheth:

Real Madrid are expected to trigger the 17.3m (20m) release clause to sign Inter Milan defender Denzel Dumfries. 

Personal terms understood to be agreed in principle. 

Your Site News reported four unnamed Premier League clubs were interested in signing Dumfries, but he now looks to be on his way to Madrid. 

It was reported earlier on Tuesday that soon-to-be free agent Ibrahima Konate is increasingly likely to sign for Madrid.