Transfer rumours: Werner, Wilson, Aubameyang, Ceballos, Jimenez

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Liverpool have put all contract talks and recruitment plans on hold during the coronavirus crisis, meaning a £51m move for RB Leipzig's Germany international striker Timo Werner, 24, has been shelved. (Mail), external

Bournemouth striker Callum Wilson, 28, says he does not deserve to be linked with bigger Premier League clubs because of his poor form this season. (Sky Sports), external

Gent and Canada striker Jonathan David, 20, says he would love to play in the Premier League. (Guardian), external

Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, 30, and Manchester City winger Leroy Sane, 24, are among the players giving clubs a headache over contract extensions after the transfer window was pushed back. (Telegraph), external

Wolves and Mexico striker Raul Jimenez, 28, has revealed he does not have a release clause, amid interest from Manchester United and Real Madrid. (Marca, via Mail), external

Spanish midfielder Dani Ceballos, 23, has been placed on a list of players surplus to requirements at Real Madrid, paving the way for Arsenal to make a move. (Mirror), external

Manchester United will not sign a new left-back this summer after the emergence of teenage academy graduate Brandon Williams, 19, this season. (Sun), external

Manchester United are looking at signing Saul Niguez, 25, from Atletico Madrid and are willing to pay £70m for the Spanish midfielder. (AS - in Spanish), external

Aston Villa's English midfielder Jack Grealish, 24, has been told he has no chance of joining Manchester United this summer. (Star), external

Aston Villa are being linked with Marseille's 22-year-old French midfielder Maxime Lopez. (Birmingham Live), external

Tottenham and South Korea forward Son Heung-min, 27, is set to complete a four-week national service stint in his native country during the delay in the season caused by the coronavirus pandemic. (Sun), external

Manchester City's Belgian midfielder Kevin de Bruyne, 28, warns of injuries to players if authorities rush players' return to action. (Telegraph), external