The top stories and transfer rumours from Saturday's newspapers...PREMIER LEAGUEManchester United and Arsenal are monitoring Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins - The Sun Real Madrid are working on a deal to sign Manchester City midfielder Rodri. - The Athletic Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca is considering a transfer swoop for Chelsea winger Pedro Neto this summer, amid ongoing uncertainty around his future at Stamford Bridge - Daily MailNottingham Forest and Newcastle United are competing to sign 28-year-old Rayo Vallecano full-back Andrei Ratiu - Daily Mirror Arsenal are willing to offer Viktor Gyokeres as bait to bring Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez to the Emirates Stadium this summer - The Times Manchester United bosses have invited Marcus Rashford to be part of a documentary about the club in a move which suggests they are prepared to perform a stunning U-turn and keep the outcast at Old Trafford - Daily Mirror Also See: Transfer Centre LIVE! Download the Sky Sports app Stream Sky Sports with NOW Get Sky Sports on WhatsApp Transfer Centre LIVE! | Latest on YOUR PL club!Sky Sports Rewards - tickets, offers and moreDownload the Sky Sports app for expert analysis, best video & moreNot got Sky? Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract on NOWChelsea are the favourites to sign Bosnia-Herzegovina teenager Kerim Alajbegovic from Bayer Leverkusen - The Telegraph Watch Back Pages on Sky Sports News Back Pages is a review of the sports headlines from the national newspapers, every Monday to Friday, live on Sky Sports News from 10.30pm. Missed the show? Catch up on the latest news with the Back Pages podcast. OTHER FOOTBALLHarry Kane is set to open talks with German giants Bayern Munich over a new contract - The SunDarwin Nunez could be offered an escape route from his Saudi Arabia nightmare in the MLS - The Sun
Papers: Premier League clubs plotting Watkins bid
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