Arsenal's Promising Star, William Saliba, Suffers Devastating Blow Against Man City - Shocking Injury Update!

All the top stories and transfer rumours from Monday's newspapers...

THE SUN

Arsenal have been hit with a potential injury blow after William Saliba pulled out of the France squad.

Spurs are ready to grab top prospect goalkeeper Dylan Thompson from Norwich.

Mason Greenwood ended his goal drought of 628 days in the league for Manchester United by scoring his first goal for loan club Getafe against Celta Vigo on Sunday.

At the age of 36, former Chelsea forward Loic Remy has declared his retirement from professional football.

AC Milan has added striker Olivier Giroud to their roster of goalkeepers, impressed by his remarkable performance in the position.

West Ham has identified 19-year-old Wigan centre-half Charlie Hughes as one of their potential signings.

Robbie Keane and Rory Delap have fled Israel after hiding in a panic room to shelter from Hamas airstrikes.

Wayne Rooney is ready for a quick return to English football after leaving DC United.

Snooker is facing another crisis with top stars choosing Far East exhibition cash over playing in a traditional UK event.

THE ATHLETIC

PGMOL, the organization in charge of English football referees, has modified the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) procedure after the contentious incident that resulted in Liverpool unfairly being denied a goal against Tottenham.

Confirming Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta's statement, it has been mentioned that Bukayo Saka will not be joining the England squad this week.

Lamine Yamal, at the age of 16 years and 87 days, made history as the youngest scorer in LaLiga when he scored for Barcelona against Granada on Sunday.

Middlesbrough have the option to purchase Sam Greenwood for £1.5m once his season-long loan from Leeds United concludes.

The decision by UEFA to reintegrate Russian under-age teams into European competition has resulted in a significant division within the governing body. This has led to immense pressure on president Aleksander Ceferin to reconsider the issue during the upcoming executive committee meeting.

Former Arsenal and Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri was peacefully watching the game from the press seats at the Emirates on Sunday, when an unruly Gunners fan unexpectedly confronted him and proceeded to physically assault other supporters in the nearby section.

Paul Pogba is having the creams and supplements in his house analyzed in hopes of finding a defense against a potential career-ending doping ban lasting up to four years.

Wayne Rooney is strongly considered as the potential new manager of Birmingham, as concerns arise regarding the long-term future of current boss John Eustace.

FIFA has made a groundbreaking move by organizing a Q&A session to discuss the bidding procedures for the upcoming World Cups of 2030 and 2034.

Sepp Blatter, the disgraced ex-president of FIFA, has strongly criticized the proposal of hosting the 2030 World Cup in six different countries, deeming it as "absurd."

The Ligue 1 match on Sunday between Montpellier and Clermont was halted in stoppage time due to an incident where the opposing team's goalkeeper was deliberately targeted with a firecracker.

On Monday, French football star Antoine Dupont will undergo a medical examination to ascertain his eligibility to participate in the Rugby World Cup quarter-final against South Africa.

DAILY MIRROR

A "devastated" Chris Basham has confirmed that he has undergone surgery for the horror leg injury that he suffered for Sheffield United against Fulham.

Manchester United could reward Victor Lindelof with a new contract.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

England players have raised concerns over the state of the dangerous outfield at Dharamsala in the Cricket World Cup after a player narrowly avoided serious injury on the sandy pitch.

DAILY RECORD

Barry Robson expressed his frustration regarding VAR, which has now taken the spotlight in football following his team's goalless draw with St Johnstone.

Lewis Ferguson garnered attention in Italian football with his outstanding performance against Inter Milan at San Siro, earning him the player-of-the-match title. However, Bologna manager Thiago Motta jokingly discussed his desire to keep Ferguson as a hidden secret by banning any discussions about him.