The top stories and transfer RUMOURS from Tuesday’s newspapers…
THE ATHLETIC
Joao Felix says he would be open to remaining with Milan beyond his half-season loan at the club.
Leeds United have suffered a setback in defence with back-up option Max Wober set to be absent for around six weeks.
Alessandro Nesta has been rehired as Monza head coach, seven weeks after he was sacked by the Serie A side.
THE SUN
Wayne Rooney has landed his first job since being axed by Plymouth Argyle.
Wayne Rooney has landed his first job since parting ways with Plymouth
Luke Littler laughed off the social media haters “sat at home charging their phones” after being KO’d from the Players Championship.
Legendary strongman Geoff Capes left a huge amount to his family in his will, documents reveal.
DAILY EXPRESS
William Saliba failed to quash reports of a move to Real Madrid when an Arsenal fan pleaded with the defender to remain at the Emirates Stadium
Arsenal’s William Saliba has failed to quash RUMOURS of an exit to Real Madrid
Luke Littler mocked his critics by claiming he still “made a few quid” despite a dismal exit from the Players Championship.
DAILY MAIL
Parents have been left astonished after a man kicked a young boy at a youth football match, sparking a large-scale brawl between adults captured in a sickening viral video.
Newcastle are set to beat Barcelona and Real Madrid to the signing of Malaga winger Antonio Cordero.
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Newcastle head coach Eddie Howe reacts to facing Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final.
DAILY STAR
Jose Mourinho showed his true colours and gave a fan the moment of a lifetime by stopping the team bus and inviting him on.
Fenerbahce’s head coach Jose Mourinho invited a fan onto the team bus
Five people including four women footballers have been killed after taking shelter under a tree during a storm and being struck by lightning.
DAILY RECORD
Tony Docherty has admitted Dundee are taking every precaution with Scott Fraser because they are desperate to get him fit and firing for the run-in.
Alexander Jensen reckons going direct has made Aberdeen more dangerous and has finally given them that all elusive cutting edge.
SCOTTISH SUN
Celtic have shown a huge rise in profits of players sales and overall revenue after releasing their interim financial figures for the first half of the football season and the club’s financial year.
Former Rangers boss Steven Gerrard is the favourite to replace Philippe Clement in the Ibrox hot-seat.
