The highest tales and switch rumours from Saturday’s newspapers…
THE SUN
Ademola Lookman has admirers at Arsenal after a number of stellar years at Atalanta, however there are some hesitations over any transfer for him.
Arsenal’s willpower to get offers finished rapidly this summer season has left their European rivals surprised, together with Barcelona.
Leeds are focusing on Newcastle striker Callum Wilson.
DAILY MIRROR
The race for Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia is ready to blow up into life within the coming weeks, as soon as the La Liga membership know which division they’re going to be enjoying their soccer in subsequent season.
Mason Greenwood needs to stay on Marseille’s books subsequent season as they embark on a Champions League marketing campaign.
DAILY STAR
Money-strapped Manchester United are at risk of being left red-faced on the subject of former star Alvaro Carreras.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
A former Arsenal academy package man has launched authorized motion towards the membership, claiming he was unfairly dismissed for expressing solidarity with Palestine.
Two of England’s senior cricket analysts, Nathan Leamon and Freddie Wilde, are leaving the set-up in a transfer that means the nationwide aspect will place much less emphasis on information transferring ahead.
THE TIMES
Arsene Wenger’s radical plan to vary the offside regulation might find yourself being ditched due to fears it might have too drastic an affect on the best way soccer is performed.
The FA has recognized three potential coaching bases for England’s World Cup marketing campaign in the USA, Canada and Mexico subsequent 12 months.
THE ATHLETIC
Brighton & Hove Albion are pursuing 17-year-old Olympiacos striker Charalampos Kostoulas.
Charalampos Kostoulas has been linked with a transfer to Brighton
SCOTTISH SUN
Rangers are bracing themselves for a bid for Cyriel Dessers from Greek aspect AEK Athens.
DAILY RECORD
Rangers will ramp up their seek for a supervisor subsequent week – however will not be rushed right into a knee-jerk appointment.
Incoming Hearts boss Derek McInnes needs to make Stuart Findlay considered one of his first summer season signings.
