Man Utd and Man City looking to grab Spurs full-back duo Walker and Rose

Tottenham full-backs Kyle Walker (left) and Danny Rose (right) are drawing attention from both Man United and Man City.

Manchester Clubs keen on signing spurs full-backs

They have been hailed by some as the best pair of full-backs around, and Tottenham Hotspur's Kyle Walker and Danny Rose are the subject of covetous glances from both Manchester clubs.

It suggests United boss Jose Mourinho is not interested in doing things by halves and "wants his club to push the boat out by making a sensational £60 million move for both England internationals" when the summer window comes around.

City, meanwhile, might settle for just one of the two, with Rose reported to be Pep Guardiola's main target.

Walker and Rose, both 26, are among the ranks of Spurs stars to have put pen to paper on new White Hart Lane contracts in the recent past. That, according to the Sun, means either United or City "would need to pay in excess of £30 million per player to even tempt Tottenham."

It adds that although "there appears little chance of Spurs chairman Daniel Levy selling both in the same summer," he might be willing to sell one, "if there is a serious offer on the table."

Arsenal

Arsenal are keen to add a new left-back to the mix amid rumours of Kieran Gibbs to Crystal Palace, and Schalke's Sead Kolasinac appears to have emerged as their No. 1 target, according to the Express.

Sources close to the Gunners, the report states, have said the club are preparing a summer bid for the 23-year-old Bosnia and Herzegovina international.

Swansea

 Swansea have joined Galatasaray and Sevilla in the race to swoop France international Mamadou Sakho from Liverpool, according to the BBC.

Westham

Brentford have rejected West Ham's latest bid for striker Scott Hogan, the Guardian reports. The team are holding firm to their £15 million valuation of the player as the Hammers continue to increase their offers -- the most recent of which was reportedly worth up to £12.5m. 

Everton

Morgan Schneiderlin's Everton deal is worth £22 million, sources have confirmed to ESPN FC, which means that Manchester United will come close to recouping the £24m they paid Southampton for the player under former manager Louis van Gaal.