Here's the top transfer-related stories in Friday's 09/05/2915 newspapers...

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Louis van Gaal has pressed the button on Manchester United’s £200m summer spending spree by landing Dutch wonderboy Memphis Depay. The Red Devils boss is also interested in Borussia Dortmund pair Ilkay Gundogan and Mats Hummels, Southampton right-back Nathaniel Clyne, Real Madrid flyer Gareth Bale and PSG's Edinson Cavani . (Daily Express)

Daniel Sturridge is likely to miss the start of next season after hip surgery, raising the prospect of Liverpool starting the campaign with an entirely new strike force. (The Times)

Manchester City are poised to beat rivals Chelsea and Arsenal to the £20m signing of Brazil sensation Roberto Firmino. (Daily Star)

Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech admits he still doesn't know where he will be playing next season, but hinted once again he will have to leave the club in order to get regular first team football. The Blues shot stopper has been valued around £10m. (Evening Standard)

Tottenham star Danny Rose is a target for Atletico Madrid - and the Spanish club are prepared to fight Manchester City for his signature. (Daily Mirror)

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