Overview

• Calvert-Lewin is self-representing after sacking his agent in early August to steer his own negotiations
• Manchester United view him as a third or fourth-choice striker behind Benjamin Sesko, Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmus Hojlund
• Talks with Newcastle United have stalled over his reported £100,000-per-week wage demands
• West Ham under Graham Potter and Sunderland have emerged as the most determined bidders, the latter offering guaranteed starts and one of the Premier League’s most lucrative contracts
• Aston Villa and overseas sides in Germany, the US and Saudi Arabia are monitoring the market, drawn by his no-fee status and Premier League track record