All the top stories and transfer of rumors from Friday’s national newspapers …
THE SUN
Jürgen Klopp will wait until next summer for Jude Bellingham, as Liverpool ended their transfer business early with the signing of Calvin Ramsey.
Sporting CP midfielder Joao Palinya has had positive talks with Fulham boss Marco Silva, as Fulham are already confident they will steal the Wolves deal for the Portuguese international in a deal worth around £ 20 million.
Manchester City are stepping up interest in Brighton’s Mark Kukurela, but will face a battle to move him off the South Coast.
West Ham are pushing for a deal for goalkeeper Alphonse Areola amid interest from Newcastle.
Sevilla is emerging as a favorite to attract Alfredo Morelos from Rangers.
Blackburn new boss John Dahl Thomason is already locked in a bitter battle with Burnley boss Vincent Company – for a luxury apartment in Lancashire.
DAILY MAIL
Manchester United striker Mason Greenwood will be heard in court next week after allegations that he raped and assaulted a young woman earlier this year.
Barcelona members voted in favor of the club to sell off part of its licensing and retail division in Barcelona Licensing and Merchandising (BLM) and part of its future revenue from television rights so that players can sign this summer.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Steve Cooper is close to signing a new contract with Nottingham Forest, which is a huge boost for the Premier League club.
Southampton have made a bold move to reconsider recruiting, turning to one of the leading figures in Manchester City’s academy – Joe Shields – to take responsibility for trading with first-team players.
Mike Ashley has filed a lawsuit against Carl Jackson by the administrators of Derby County Quantuma, as the former owner of Newcastle is preparing to submit an offer for the club.
DAILY MIRROR
Liverpool could potentially thwart Arsenal’s hopes of bringing in Porto star Fabio Vieira after reaching an agreement for the midfielder.
Former Watford owner Lawrence Bassini expects his proposed takeover of the Birmingham Championships next week.
Emanuel Adebayor has won a tribunal at FIFA, which will take him almost half a million after an unfair dismissal from the Paraguayan team Olympia.
Chelsea have confirmed that T-shirt sponsors have renewed their agreement with the club after they suspended their deal after Roman Abramovich was sanctioned.
THE GUARDIAN
Emma Raducanu is expected to miss Eastbourne International, as her race to stay in shape and without injuries to Wimbledon continues.
Spain believes it has new information that should lead to the recovery of their national team at the Men’s Rugby World Cup next year.
THE TIMES
Arsenal are increasingly confident that they are close to an agreement to sign Gabriel Jesus of Manchester City.
The name of Captain James Cook will no longer appear in the trophy for which England and Australia play in rugby union test matches, as Cook’s Crystal Cup will be withdrawn and replaced by the Ella-Mobbs trophy.
DAILY RECORD
Aston Villa have won £ 350,000 to take Rory Wilson away from Rangers and avoid FIFA’s intervention to resolve the transfer fee dispute.
Matteo Cassiera may still be a living option for the Rangers – as reports in South America suggest that his agent may abstain.
The motor company, run by Rangers chairman Douglas Park, insists the SPFL owes the club and the rest of Scottish football an apology for their cinch.
Scottish sun
Celtic are approaching the signing of former Dundee United goalkeeper Benji Sigrist.
Park’s of Hamilton made a shocking statement as the dispute between Rangers, SPFL and league sponsors continued.
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