Gabriel Jesus, Timo Werner and a big target for Real Madrid - the latest transfer talk in pictures

Football may have stopped in most countries but the agents have been working from home

Leipzig's German forward Timo Werner will sign for Liverpool if he decides to move this summer. Athletic. AFP

Arsenal have joined Manchester United in the race for Juventus's French midfielder Adrien Rabiot according to Calciomercato. Getty

Gabriel Jesus, left, is going to get a new deal at Manchester City amid interest from Juventus. The Sun. Getty

Ajax's Sergino Dest, left. up against Chelsea's Callum Hudson-Odoi, is a target for Barcelona, according to Catalunya Radio. Reuters

Manchester City are prepared to sell Leroy Sane as his contract nears a final 12 months. Standard. Action Images

Wolfsburg's Dutch forward Wout Weghorst says he has ambitions to play in England and Liverpool are a club he finds "very special". Goal. AFP

Newcastle United's Valentino Lazaro impressed while on loan from Inter Milan and talks are underway about a £21.25m deal. Sun. Reuters

Kai Havertz of Bayer Leverkusen is being looked at by Barcelona. Sport1. Getty

Germany midfielder Toni Kroos, 30, has ruled out a possible reunion with Pep Guardiola at Manchester City and says he expects to finish his career with Real Madrid. Eurosport. Getty

Borussia Dortmund's phenomenal striker Erling Haaland is a target for Real Madrid and the Spanish giants were due to watch him play on the Bundesliga return on Saturday. Mundo Deportivo. Getty

Football makes a tentative comeback in Europe this weekend with the return of the Bundesliga.

Sunday, May 17, would have been the scheduled last day of the Premier League in a normal season, but the coronavirus has ensured there is a long way to go before all the issues are sorted as talks go on.

Sport will be watching events in Germany very closely, and if it all works out, others leagues will follow.

However, transfer speculation never stops. When the game resumes, there will be moves. Agents are already sounding out interested clubs for their clients.

Money may be tighter, wages not quite so astronomical, but players will be changing shirts.

Here is a round-up of the latest top transfer talk. To see the next possible move, swipe the picture.