Monday's gossip: Fernandes, Pochettino, Hodgson, Osimhen, Raphinha, Fati, Alexander-Arnold, Sesko

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Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal are set to renew their interest in Manchester United and Portugal midfielder Bruno Fernandes, 29, in the summer after failing to sign him in January. (Mail)

Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino is in serious danger of being sacked after the 4-2 defeat by Wolves on Sunday. (Teamtalk)

Manchester United have contacted former Wolves manager Julen Lopetegui and ex-Chelsea and Tottenham boss Antonio Conte should they decide to replace Erik ten Hag at the end of the season. (Caught Offside)

Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish strongly contemplated dismissing Roy Hodgson after Saturday's loss to Brighton but is struggling to find a replacement willing to take over at this stage of the season. (Guardian)

Arsenal will rival Chelsea for the signing of Napoli's 25-year-old Nigeria striker Victor Osimhen at the end of the season. He is reported to have a release clause of £111m. (Soccernet)

Liverpool are interested in Barcelona's Brazil winger Raphinha, 27, and Spain forward Ansu Fati, 21, to replace Egypt forward Mohamed Salah. (Teamtalk)

Liverpool are planning to hold contract talks with 25-year-old England defender Trent Alexander-Arnold. (Football Insider)

Former England midfielder Jesse Lingard, 31, is set to have a medical before signing a two-year contract with FC Seoul. (Mail)

Chelsea target and Slovenia forward Benjamin Sesko, 20, could leave RB Leipzig in the summer. (Football Transfers)

Eintracht Frankfurt have not registered 26-year-old Netherlands midfielder Donny van de Beek, who is on loan from Manchester United, for their Europa Conference League squad. (Sky Germany)

Napoli director Mauro Meluso says Poland midfielder Piotr Zielinski, 29, was left out of their Champions League squad for football reasons rather than revenge for his reported move to Inter Milan this summer. (Football Italia)

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