On Saturday, Arsenal emerged as front-runners in the pursuit of Jeremy Monga, a promising teenager from Leicester City. The Gunners aim to fend off rivals eager to secure the young talent's signature, as reported by The Telegraph.

In other transfer news:

• Liverpool has joined the race for Adam Wharton, a midfielder from Crystal Palace, according to talkSPORT.

• Marcus Rashford finds himself in a precarious situation as his future remains uncertain heading into a World Cup summer. Barcelona is weighing options regarding the on-loan Manchester United star, with The Daily Mail highlighting the stakes involved.

• A potential defensive crisis looms for Manchester United, who could be without four of their five centre-backs for an upcoming Premier League clash against Chelsea, as noted by The Sun.

• Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly in advanced negotiations to acquire Marcos Senesi from Bournemouth, contingent upon maintaining their Premier League status. However, concerns arise as The Telegraph suggests Spurs may have violated Premier League rules in this pursuit.

• Additionally, Tottenham is keeping tabs on Karl Darlow, the goalkeeper from Leeds United, as they prepare for at least one new addition in that position this summer.

In the world of football management, Dino Toppmoller, former boss of Eintracht Frankfurt, is emerging as a candidate for the managerial position at Crystal Palace, as reported by The Times.

Meanwhile, in international news, Saudi Arabia is set to part ways with head coach Herve Renard just 59 days before their World Cup opener against Uruguay on June 15, with Georgios Donis lined up as his successor, according to The Athletic.