All the prime stories and transfer rumours from Sunday’s newspapers…
SUNDAY MIRROR
Edouard Mendy has been informed he can go away Chelsea this summer time as the revamp of Graham Potter’s squad proceeds.
Liverpool sporting director Julian Ward has sealed a offer to acquire up a equivalent role with Dutch club Ajax in the summertime.
Wolves are resigned to shedding £50m-rated midfield star Ruben Neves this summer season.
Mohamed Salah’s agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, has poured cold h2o on suggestions the Liverpool ahead would want a Spain transfer if he leaves Anfield.
THE Sunshine ON SUNDAY
Arsenal are making ready a new summertime swoop for Moises Caicedo, in accordance to reviews.
Roy Hodgson is ready to make a shock return to Crystal Palace to swap axed Patrick Vieira.
Southampton defender Jan Bednarek has been rushed to hospital after breaking a rib towards Tottenham.
MAIL ON SUNDAY
Manchester United have been dealt a really serious blow into any possible pursuit for Frenkie de Jong, following the midfielder pledged his allegiance to Barcelona.
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Sky Sports activities Information main reporter Kaveh Solhekol presents an update on the Manchester United takeover, with the information that the Qatar bidders are established to make a second bid for the club inside the up coming 10 times.
Eder Militao is ‘the greatest centre-back again in the world’ in accordance to his True Madrid supervisor Carlo Ancelotti – but believes the Brazilian can boost.
Julian Nagelsmann has hit out at a ‘mole in the dressing room’ just after Bayern Munich’s tactical ideas were being revealed by German media.
SUNDAY Convey
A summer time departure from Manchester United seems to be on the playing cards for Anthony Martial.
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Kaveh Solhekol states we can count on second bids for Manchester United next 7 days as Sir Jim Ratcliffe visits Aged Trafford to maintain talks over a likely takeover
SUNDAY File
Scotland boss Steve Clarke claims he normally takes as substantially pleasure in filling Hampden again as he does in reaching important tournaments.
Hibs main executive Ben Kensell confronted SFA officers to get responses following a variety of contentious refereeing selections in the 3-1 loss to Celtic, it has been reported.