The midfielder was apart of last season's FA Youth Cup winning side and made 21 appearances for Liverpool under-18s last term, recording four goals and six assists.
13.15 BST: Man United midfielder Juan Mata has said that wantaway star Paul Pogba "must stay" at Old Trafford, he told with Sky Sports.
Pogba's move away from United looked in doubt on Thursday after ESPN FC sources revealed that Real Madrid president Florentino Perez said that a deal for the midfielder would be "very difficult."
Mata has called on Pogba to stay at the club, saying: "We all know Paul and he is a fantastic midfielder, and a very good guy, very positive, and a good influence for everyone.
"I think he is happy and brings everyone together, but I cannot speak for other people -- I speak for myself.
"As a team-mate and a friend I would like him to stay and be happy because he is a very good player for us."
12.49 BST: Defender Toby Alderweireld has said that he is focused on playing for Spurs and expects to start the season with the North London side amid frequent reports linking him with a move away from the club.
No club having yet triggered his £25m release clause, which is due to expire on Thursday.
"My focus is on Spurs and, in my head, I will be playing for Spurs," Alderweireld said. "In football, everything can go quick, but all I'm doing is focusing on Spurs and being fit for the start of the season.
"I think the manager knows I am committed to the club and the team, but you never know in football.
"I was captain against Juventus [in Singapore] so that shows the manager has trust in me and I'm showing the right attitude."
12.31 BST: Napoli have made a last-minute offer in a bid to sign Real Betis-bound attacker Nabil Fekir, according to the Mirror.
The French World Cup winner was thought to be heading to Spain this week to seal a cut-price £27m transfer from Lyon. But, the Mirror has reported that the player been offered to Napoli by his agent, Jorge Mendes, because of his ambitions to play in the Champions League again next season.
Betis had lined up Fekir to replace midfielder Giovani Lo Celso, who was reportedly the subject of a rejected £53m bid from Spurs earlier this summer.
Fekir, who was previously linked with Premier League heavyweights Liverpool and Arsenal, is destined to leave Lyon this summer with the club desperate to avoid losing him on a free when his contract expires next year.
12.03 BST: Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay has said that he is not fazed by competition for a starting spot at Old Trafford amid United's interest in other centre-midfield options.
United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is interested in signing Sean Longstaff and Bruno Fernandes,but the Scotland international remains confident of his chances of making it into Solskjaer's starting squad.
"Regardless of what other signings come in or who plays where, you have to back yourself to be a Man United player," McTominay told reporters.
"That's one thing that I've done over the last two years, I've always backed myself. I've tried to train hard and I've always wanted to do extra things to try and give me that one percent difference."
11.20 BST: Fulham star Ryan Sessegnon could be on his way to White Hart Lane after Spurs have had a breakthrough in their bid for the young left-back, the Telegraph have reported.
Fulham are reportedly interested in bringing Spurs duo midfielder Josh Onomah and winger Georges-Kevin Nkoudou to Craven Cottage and could use them as part of a deal for Sessegnon after the pair were left off of the plane for Tottenham's preseason tour to Asia.
Sessegnon, who has one year left on his contract, will reportedly cost £20m plus add-ons.
Current Tottenham left-back Danny Rose was also left out of the club's preseason tour squad and told to find another club, with Spurs looking to recoup around £20m for the defender.
10.59 BST: Jasper Cillessen has told Marca that joining Valencia from Barcelona does not represent a step back in his career.
The Dutch goalkeeper failed to win the gloves off Marc-Andre ter Stegen at Camp Nou and moved to the Mestalla for €35m earlier this summer in search of regular football ahead of next year's European Championships.
"I haven't had any problems with Barcelona or with any other team," Cillessen said about his relationship with his former club.
"For me, the most important thing was to play. It's the only reason I am here. For me, coming to Valencia is not a step back. Between being on the bench at Barca or playing for Valencia, playing for Valencia is much better."
As part of the deal, ex-Valencia No.1 Neto went the other way, signing for Barca for an initial fee of €26m.
10.34 BST: Arsenal defender Laurent Koscielny has agreed a deal with French side Rennes, according to RMC Sport.
The French defender, who has one year left on his contract, has reportedly come to a contract agreement with Rennes, despite high interest from Ligue 1 counterparts Bordeaux.
The 33-year-old club captain refused to go on Arsenal's preseason tour of the U.S. in an effort to force a move away from the Emirates. Koscielny's decision was influenced by the Gunners' asking price of £10m for the defender, sources have told ESPN FC.
10.05 BST: PSG star Neymar is not happy in Paris as he continues to push for a move to Barcelona, his agent Pini Zahavi said in an interview with French outlet Journal du Dimanche.
Neymar and his entourage are confident Barcelona will soon put together a strong cash-plus-players offer to entice the Ligue 1 champions into a sale, sources told ESPN FC on Sunday.
The Brazil international -- who missed the Copa América because of an ankle injury -- wants to return to the Camp Nou, where he played for four years. However, the Catalan team reportedly can't afford to re-sign Neymar and would be offering players in exchange in any possible deal.
09.16 BST: Midfielder Lewis Baker, 24, and defender Ethan Ampadu, 18, are set to become the next Chelsea players to enhance their skills in Bundesliga. Last week, 18-year-old Daishawn Redan joined Hertha Berlin on a permanent transfer. The former two, however, will only be loaned to German clubs by the Blues.
Following six loans within England and one to Vitesse Arnhem, Baker, a former England under-21 international, will make the move to Germany where Fortuna Dusseldorf hope the midfielder help the club secure another year of top-flight football. According to Bild, the 24-year-old already is near the club's training camp to join his new teammates once the deal has been completed.
Ampadu, meanwhile, has already passed his medical at Leipzig and will join the German Champions League club on a one-year loan without a view to a permanent transfer, kicker reported. The 18-year-old Wales centre-back could be moved to a position in holding midfield by new RB coach Julian Nagelsmann.
08.49 BST: Manchester United have increased to €62m their bid to sign Sporting Lisbon captain Bruno Fernandes, according to Record.
According to the Portuguese sports daily, Sporting and Manchester United are still in talks about the Portugal international to join the Red Devils this summer.
Fernandes is under contract with Sporting until June 2023 and the midfielder has a €100m release clause. However, Sporting are willing to accept a fee of around €70m to sell the 24-year-old midfielder
He scored 29 goals in all competitions this season, including 20 league goals. He is also a reported target of Liverpool, Tottenham, Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain and Atletico Madrid.
08.26 BST: Atletico Madrid are negotiating the sale of Angel Correa to AC Milan, with the funds then to be used to sign James Rodriguez from Real Madrid, a source at the Wanda Metropolitano has told ESPN FC.
Argentina international Correa, 24, has already agreed to the move, the source said, but the two clubs have still to agree a fee with Milan offering €35m and Atleti holding out for €45m-€55m.
The source said Atletico have agreed personal terms with James, but have yet to officially approach Real for a player who is valued at around €40m by the Bernabeu hierarchy.
Correa looked a distracted figure during a short run in Atletico's 3-0 preseason win over Numancia on Saturday, while James remains on holiday following his appearance for Colombia at this summer's Copa America.
08.00 BST: Liverpool midfielder James Milner has not held contract discussions with the European champions and is waiting on the club to begin the process.
The vice-captain, who has entered the final year of his current deal, wants to extend his stay on Merseyside with Jurgen Klopp eager to retain his services.
The manager has said "without players like Milner, success in football is absolutely impossible" and while it is on Liverpool's agenda to reward the 33-year-old, no negotiations have taken place yet.
"As it stands, last year we spoke to the club and asked them if they wanted to do something and they said not at that time," Milner told reporters during the preseason tour of the United States.
"We haven't heard anything since, so that's where we are at."
PAPER TALK (by James Capps): Bale to set sail to Shanghai
Real Madrid outcast Gareth Bale has been linked heavily with a move to the Chinese Super League, and the Daily Mail claims that Shanghai Shenhua are leading the chase for the Welshman's signature.
The likes of Manchester United and Tottenham have been put off making a move for the 30-year-old due to his seismic wages at the Bernabeu, and although Shanghai would be willing to match Bale's salary of £350,000 a week, they would also prefer to do a deal that doesn't include a transfer fee.
Chinese Super League rules mean that any foreign signings come with a 100 percent tax, which would mean any fee paid to Madrid would also have to be paid to the domestic governing body, making any move a tricky one.
But Madrid's desire to get rid of Bale as soon as possible could play into the hands of Shenhua, who currently sit a lowly 12th in the league standings.
Gunners confident of pipping Spurs to Dani deal
Reports in The Mirror claim Arsenal are confident of beating arch-rivals Tottenham Hotspur to the loan signing of Real Madrid midfielder Dani Ceballos.
Talks between Gunners bosses and the 22-year-old's representatives have been positive, and Ceballos is rumoured to be hopeful of getting a deal done soon, after being told by Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane that his first-team opportunities would be limited next season.
A move to the Emirates for the former Real Betis man would be the second time this summer that Arsenal have beaten Spurs to the signing of a mutual transfer target, following Unai Emery's swoop of Saint-Etienne defender William Saliba, with the 18-year-old set to join for close to £30 million.
Central midfielder Ceballos has been in high-demand after a string of standout displays for his country as he helped Spain to the European Under-21 crown in Italy over the summer.
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- Marca claims Burnley made a last-ditch attempt to hijack Getafe's move for Barcelona defender Marc Cucurella. The Clarets reportedly made a €12 million bid for the 20-year-old, but the Spaniard opted to remain in Spain, following a successful loan spell at Eibar in the 2018-19 campaign.
- Arsenal are continuing their pursuit of Celtic full-back Kieran Tierney, but the Bhoys hierarchy are reportedly unconvinced that the financial package offered by the Gunners is a realistic one. The Sun claims add-ons in the deal that are dependent on Arsenal's future Champions League qualification have caused a stink in the Celtic Park boardroom.
- The Daily Mail claims Ademola Lookman will undergo a medical at RB Leipzig in the next 48 hours, ahead of a £22.5 million move from Everton. The Bundesliga side will pay the Toffees an initial £18 million fee, with the rest made up by add-ons.