All transfer business is done and dusted for this season, but that doesn't stop clubs from preparing ahead for next season.

Sunday morning's headlines:

Chongqing Dangdai Lifan sponsor: 'Andres Iniesta to join from Barcelona'
Gong Daxing, the chairman of Chongqing Dangdai Lifan sponsor SWM, is "positive" of the Chinese Super League club signing Barcelona captain Andres Iniesta for next season. Read more.

Sean Dyche: 'Burnley won't spend big in summer'
Burnley boss Sean Dyche suggests that qualifying for the Europa League would not change the club's approach in the transfer market. Read more.

Paris Saint-Germain, Napoli to fight for Sporting Lisbon's Rui Patricio?
Paris Saint-Germain and Napoli are reportedly ready to battle it out for the signing of Sporting Lisbon goalkeeper Rui Patricio. Read more.

Inter Milan considering approach for Real Madrid midfielder Mateo Kovacic?
Inter Milan are reportedly considering an approach for Real Madrid midfielder Mateo Kovacic, who left San Siro for the Bernabeu in 2015. Read more.

Real Madrid to offer new contract to Cristiano Ronaldo?
Real Madrid are reportedly ready to offer improved terms to Cristiano Ronaldo in a bid to keep the Portuguese superstar at the Bernabeu. Read more.

AC Milan, Chinese clubs keen on signing Juventus forward Mario Mandzukic
Juventus forward Mario Mandzukic is reportedly attracting interest from AC Milan and clubs in the Chinese Super League. Read more.

Tottenham Hotspur to nab Sam Johnstone from Manchester United?
Manchester United goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, who is impressing on loan with Aston Villa, is reportedly wanted by Tottenham Hotspur. Read more.

Arsenal 'ready to sell Granit Xhaka, Shkodran Mustafi'
James Maddison and Ryan Fredericks are reportedly summer transfer targets for Arsenal, who will attempt to offload Granit Xhaka and Shkodran Mustafi to make room. Read more.

Belgian winger Nacer Chadli available for cut-price £17m?
Swansea City may return for Nacer Chadli as the winger will reportedly be available for just £15m - £10m less than they bid last summer - if West Bromwich Albion go down. Read more.