The coronavirus pandemic has thrown clubs' transfer plans into disarray, with uncertainty over when the summer window will even open yet alone the financial state many teams will be in.
Nevertheless, the rumour mill continues to turn and here Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest transfer talk.
Monday morning's headlines:
Chelsea will look to sell six players this summer to fund a big-money move for Bayer Leverkusen attacker
Kai Havertz, according to a report.
Read more.Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich and Juventus are all reportedly interested in signing Arsenal defender
Hector Bellerin.
Read more.Manchester United target
Jadon Sancho will reportedly demand to leave Borussia Dortmund this summer if the German club refuse to sanction his exit.
Read more.The Gunners face Leicester, Tottenham and Liverpool in their next three fixtures.
Read more.The Reds are closing in on Manchester City's record of 100 points for the season.
Read more.Inter Milan are reportedly increasingly confident of keeping
Lautaro Martinez at San Siro, despite interest from Barcelona.
Read more.Barcelona allegedly reduce the asking price of midfielder
Ivan Rakitic, who has less than a year remaining on his contract.
Read more.Chelsea defender
Antonio Rudiger admits that he would like to see Kai Havertz leave Bayer Leverkusen for Stamford Bridge during the next transfer window.
Read more.Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig may reportedly move for Norwich City defender
Ben Godfrey during the next transfer window.
Read more.Valencia are reportedly prepared to make an approach for Everton defender
Yerry Mina during the next transfer window.
Read more.Manchester United are reportedly contemplating whether to rival Liverpool in the race for Bayern Munich midfielder
Thiago Alcantara.
Read more.Lionel Messi leaving Barcelona to partner
Cristiano Ronaldo at Juventus would trigger a transfer marker "boom", according to Brazil legend Rivaldo.
Read more.Manchester United are reportedly among four English clubs weighing up a cut-price move for Real Madrid outcast
James Rodriguez.
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