Manchester United’s summer rebuild is well under way and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is not finished yet.

The Express, citing a report in Italy, says the Red Devils are now targeting Sporting midfielder Bruno Fernandes.

According to a La Gazzetta dello Sport journalist, United have offered £31 million for the 24-year-old, but it is thought the player’s fee could hold up the deal.

Chelsea are close to naming former player Frank Lampard as their new manager, according to the Mail.

It says the current Derby boss will return to Stamford Bridge on a three-year, £4 million-a-year deal, which could be confirmed within the next couple of days, and reportedly includes a bonus for Champions League qualification.

And with Lampard’s deal looking all the more likely to be rubber-stamped sooner rather than later, the Rams are also said to be on the hunt for a new boss.

According to the Telegraph, Derby will hold talks with former Holland midfielder Phillip Cocu as a possible successor.

Meanwhile, The Star is also reporting on United’s possible third signing of the summer, saying Solskjaer is hoping to set up a quickfire deal for Newcastle midfielder Sean Longstaff.

The papers says the club is preparing to make a £15 million bid, with the United boss hoping the 21-year-old can be in place before the squad’s pre-season tour of Australia and the Far East in less than a week’s time.

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