All the highest tales and switch rumours from Sunday’s newspapers…
THE SUN ON SUNDAY
Juventus plan handy Jadon Sancho an escape route from Outdated Trafford – and will flip it right into a everlasting £60m deal subsequent summer time.
Manchester United are reportedly chasing Brazilian wonderkids Luis Guilherme from Palmeiras and Flamengo winger Lorran however might should cough up round £100m to see off curiosity from Chelsea.
Jude Bellingham admits he needs to mannequin himself on Paris Saint-Germain star Ousmane Dembele.
Chelsea and Liverpool are reportedly able to go head-to-head in a battle to signal £80m-rated striker Lois Openda alongside Manchester United.
Olivier Giroud was pressured to go in purpose for AC Milan of their dramatic win at Genoa.
MAIL ON SUNDAY
Roma are reportedly ready to sack Jose Mourinho if his aspect fail to defeat Cagliari this weekend.
Rory McIlroy’s livid row with Joe LaCava on the Ryder Cup started with the caddie telling him to ‘calm down,’ Fred {Couples} has revealed.
THE ATHLETIC
Luton City and Tottenham Hotspur’s shirts had been criticised for a color blind equipment conflict throughout Saturday’s Premier League fixture.
Nottingham Forest striker Taiwo Awoniyi has suffered a groin damage in coaching, which might see him sidelined for as much as a month.
SUNDAY MIRROR
Liverpool are again within the hunt for Bayer Leverkusen central defender Piero Hincapie after they had been pressured to chill their curiosity this summer time.
DAILY STAR ON SUNDAY
Manchester United are to increase Victor Lindelof’s contract by a 12 months – to cease him leaving on a budget.
Jose Mourinho says he’ll “positively” work in Saudi Arabia in some unspecified time in the future amid rumours he might hyperlink up with compatriot Cristiano Ronaldo.
SCOTTISH SUN ON SUNDAY
Former Celtic star Nir Bitton has branded the Inexperienced Brigade brainwashed and biased and accused them of supporting a terrorist organisation after they unfurled an anti-Israel banner in the course of the group’s recreation in opposition to Kilmarnock.