Real Madrid prepare huge £41m bid for Juventus star Vidal with Marcelo and Coentrao used as makeweights

Every day Sportsmail takes a look at the European papers to see what are the biggest stories creating talking points on the continent.

Starting in Italy, Corriere dello Sport claims Real Madrid are going to make a £41million bid for Juventus ace Arturo Vidal.

Done deal? Corriere dello Sport and Tuttosport report that Real Madrid will make a 50million euros bid for Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal (left) and will offer some of their players as a part-exchange

Ready: AS and Mundo Deportivo both cover Spain's 2-0 World Cup warm-up win against Bolivia on Friday

The publication reports that contact was made between the two clubs about the 27-year-old, who has been heavily linked with a move to the Champions League winners in the past.

Vidal, who scored 18 goals from midfield in all competitions for the Turin outfit last season, has played an integral part in boss Antonio Conte's side - helping them to win three successive Serie A titles since he joined the club in 2011.

Corriere dello Sport adds that to soften the potential blow of losing Vidal, Real will offer either defenders Marcelo, Fabio Coentrao or forward Alvaro Morata as a part-exchange incentive.

Tuttosport also leads with the potential sale of the Chile international but says midfielder Angel di Maria could be a potential player offered in the transfer instead of Morata.

The publication also adds that the Old Lady are preparing to make a move for Barcelona's Alexis Sanchez and have made an appointment with his agent.

Over in Spain, the focus is heavily focused on the national team's 2-0 win against Bolivia on Friday night.

AS, Marca and Mundo Deportivo all cover the victory in Seville which saw goals from Fernando Torres and Andres Iniesta.

Mundo Deportivo hails Iniesta's goal and performance for the World and European champions, while AS describes Vicente del Bosque's side as 'playing with hunger' against their South American opponents.

Marca reports that 'Spain as now ready for the World Cup', while the trio of papers all state that Del Bosque will submit his final 23-man squad list for the World Cup on Saturday.