Manchester United end Harry Kane pursuit with Spurs, see £40 million Mason Mount bid rejected by Chelsea - Paper Round

Man Utd's double disappointment Manchester United have ended their pursuit of Harry Kane this summer due to the fact that it would cost an astronomical fee to convince Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy to part ways with his prized asset. United are willing to wait until next summer when Kane's contract in north London expires.

The Red Devils are willing to turn their attention to highly-rated Atalanta forward Rasmus Hojlund. Ad Elsewhere, the Red Devils have had an initial £40-million bid rejected for Mason Mount by Chelsea, despite the fact that they reached an agreement on personal terms with the player at the end of May.

Transfers'Indifference' in Madrid, 'sadness' in Dortmund — How Bellingham signing is viewed17 HOURS AGO The Guardian reports: «The United manager, Erik ten Hag, had made the player his primary summer target and is disappointed it has fallen through, but understands the club cannot go past a certain point when it comes to the transfer fee and the overall package for a 29-year-old, who has one year left on his contract. »United are still keen to sign the Atalanta forward Rasmus Hojlund, who has had an impressive first season in Serie A after joining from Sturm Graz.

Atalanta could, however, ask for as much as £50m for the Dane. «United have not agreed a fee for Mount and Chelsea are expected to demand at least £60m for the 24‑year‑old.» Arsenal willing to spend £60m on Havertz Arsenal are ready to take advantage of Chelsea's position in the transfer market this summer by swooping for Kai Havertz.

The Blues have to sell a number of first-team players this summer due to their bloated squad. Chelsea could part ways with Havertz as he only has two years remaining on his current contract and it is