Spurs seek 'Chicharito' move, Manchester United yet to bid for Pedro

Javier Hernandez could make a surprise return to Manchester United, with Louis van Gaal confirming he will give the Mexico international a chance to prove himself again.With Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez set to enter the 2015-16 campaign as backup to Wayne Rooney at Old Trafford, the Mirror reports that Tottenham will attempt to entice the Mexico striker to sit on the bench behind another England forward in Harry Kane -- tempting.

The paper suggests that Spurs are poised to step up their interest in "Chicharito" once Emmanuel Adebayor's impending loan move to Aston Villa is completed, while fellow flop Roberto Soldado is a target for Villarreal according to the Daily Mail.

With Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez set to enter the 2015-16 campaign as backup to Wayne Rooney at Old Trafford, the Mirror reports that Tottenham will attempt to entice the Mexico striker to sit on the bench behind another England forward in Harry Kane -- tempting.

The paper suggests that Spurs are poised to step up their interest in "Chicharito" once Emmanuel Adebayor's impending loan move to Aston Villa is completed, while fellow flop Roberto Soldado is a target for Villarreal according to the Daily Mail.

Meanwhile, despite the never-ending speculation linking Pedro with a move to Manchester United, Spanish daily AS reports that Barcelona are yet to receive a bid for the 27-year-old forward. The paper suggests the Spain international's buyout clause still technically stands at an astronomical €150 million, but that Barca have told Pedro they will entertain offers of €30m -- though United are apparently making Luis Enrique's life a little easier by failing to submit a formal offer so far.