City and United fight it out for Reus

Manchester City are readying themselves for a bidding war with neighbours Manchester United for German international midfielder Marco Reus.
United boss David Moyes is a known admirer of the Borussia Dortmund player and the Scot is thought to be unimpressed with United's current wide options. Portuguese winger Nani has long been tipped to leave the club this summer after a season of patchy displays, while Ashley Young and Antonio Valencia also had campaigns to forget.
Reus, who is valued at around £32 million, replaced Shinji Kagawa when the Japanese international left for United last summer.
However, United will have to act fast if they are to beat City to his signature with new boss Manuel Pellegrini looking to deploy Reus in his new look midfield, which already comprises Jesus Navas from Sevilla and, most likely, Isco from Pellegrini's old side Malaga.
City have been linked with the player since April, when Roberto Mancini was still in charge.
A SportsDirect News source said: "There are two front-runners for Reus' signature but it's all down to the price and whether Dortmund want to sell."