Lampard close to Chelsea switch, Arsenal keen to force Ozil out of club

Frank Lampard is Chelsea's target, Arsenal want Mesut Ozil out, and Manchester United need to pay up for Aaron Wan-Bisska.

Lampard close to Chelsea switch 

The Mirror believes that Frank Lampard will soon take over as manager from Maurizio Sarri at Chelsea. Sarri is due to join Juventus after the two clubs agreed a compensation deal for the manager. That would leave the role free for Lampard. Chelsea are ready to offer Derby County their youth players on loan to help facilitate the move. 

Frank Lampard takes a huge step towards being the next Chelsea manager — as fellow Blues hero sounds a warning #CFC https://t.co/52YHMiD3yp pic.twitter.com/Ak4py5LiOh

— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) June 14, 2019

Arsenal face battle to sell Ozil 

Arsenal manager Unai Emery is facing an almost impossible task to sell Mesut Ozil, reports the Sun. He has just £40 million this transfer window after failing to qualify for the Champions League this season, and has to raise funds to replace Petr Cech, Stephan Lichtsteiner, Danny Welbeck and Aaron Ramsey. One way to do that is to sell the 30-year-old German playmaker, but few could afford the £30 million fee and his £350,000-a-week wages. 

United must pay up for Wan-Bissaka 

Manchester United will have to pay up for Crystal Palace defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka, according to the Daily Mail. The 21-year-old defender is still wanted by his current club, and they have rejected United’s first bid of £40 million. They want £70 million, with the player keen on a move to Old Trafford. United’s plan B should the move fall through is to bring in Kieran Trippier from Spurs.