Exclusive: Arsenal Eyes England Goalkeeper as Man Utd Fails to Secure Contract Extension - Rumor Mill Heats Up
Manchester United prepares for Mary Earps' potential departure as Arsenal shows interest in the talented England goalkeeper In other news, Chelsea closely monitors Antonio Nusa after their £23m bid was rejected by Club Brugge, while Fulham engages in talks with Harrison Reed over a new contract
DAILY MIRROR
Manchester United is making arrangements for the anticipated departure of goalkeeper Mary Earps and is considering West Ham United's Mackenzie Arnold as one of the main candidates for her replacement.Al Ettifaq's plan to loan Jadon Sancho and sign him in the future was derailed when Manchester United insisted on a £50m obligation to purchase next year.
In the upcoming Euro 2024 qualifier against Ukraine on Saturday, Jordan Henderson may encounter a protest from disgruntled England supporters if he takes the field.
Ex-Liverpool Sporting Director Michael Edwards is set to return to football by launching an advisory service.
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Is there a possibility of Mary Earps leaving Manchester United during this transfer window? As the deadline approaches next week, the club has made no progress in securing a new contract for her. Arsenal is keen on recruiting the talented Lionesses player as she enters the last year of her current agreement.
Manchester United were not given permission to make Jadon Sancho's battle with mental health issues public last season, until Erik ten Hag disclosed the winger's struggles during a press conference.
The takeover attempt by the Rajasthan Royals at Yorkshire may lead to a surge of investment from Indian cricket in English cricket, as several other IPL franchises are interested in purchasing shares in the eight Hundred teams.
Chelsea's owners aim to enhance Stamford Bridge's appearance through the installation of two colossal lion sculptures outside the stadium.
Reports suggest that Chelsea has cautioned Mykhailo Mudryk to moderate his gym exercises as there are concerns that the winger is pushing himself too hard in his rigorous training regimen.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Europe's clubs categorically reject the possibility of granting Saudi Arabia's emerging financial giants a coveted spot in UEFA's prestigious Champions League tournament.EVENING STANDARD
Chelsea has expressed keen interest in winger Antonio Nusa, closely monitoring his progress after their £23m offer was turned down by Club Brugge on the last day of the transfer window.Fulham are locked in talks with midfielder Harrison Reed over a new contract.
Club Brugge winger, Antonio Nusa, claimed he received a substantial financial offer to join Chelsea during the summer.
Reece James brings some good news regarding his injury as the Chelsea captain aims to finally overcome his fitness struggles.
THE ATHLETIC
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg remains determined to revive his Tottenham career, despite the challenges he is facing.The Premier League has implemented fresh regulations to expedite proceedings involving financial misconduct, aiming to bring "transparency" and resolve any potential penalties or point deductions promptly.
Angus Kinnear, the chief executive of Leeds United, has expressed concerns about how Tyler Adams, the USMNT midfielder, managed his departure from the club. Kinnear also stated that he would not have preferred Adams to stay. Michael Edwards, the former sporting director of Liverpool, is set to make his highly anticipated return to the world of sports. He will be launching an advisory service in partnership with Ian Graham, the club's former director of research.
THE GUARDIAN
Leading Premier League clubs have appealed to the government to prohibit nation states from gaining ownership of English football teams, potentially incorporating this request into the responsibilities of a new regulatory body.Wayne Rooney has emerged as a frontrunner for the managerial position at Birmingham City in the event of John Eustace's departure. The club's American owners, who recently acquired the team, have expressed interest in appointing a high-profile figure.
DAILY STAR
Contrary to speculation, the chairman of the European Club Association, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, has dismissed the idea that Saudi Arabian teams are set to secure spots in the restructured Champions League.DAILY STAR
In positive news for Liverpool, the expansion project of Anfield Road Stand is set to resume as the club has enlisted new contractors to proceed with the construction.THE SUN
Reports suggest that Arsenal supporters are convinced of the departure of a promising young talent as Marcelo Flores prepares to leave the club.In a recent development, Ivan Toney has been seen undergoing training for the first time following his eight-month suspension from the sport.
