Explosive PGMOL Report: Astonishing VAR Chaos in Liverpool's Disallowed Goal Against Spurs - Don't Miss the Shocking Details!

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

DAILY MAIL

The PGMOL's assessment of VAR Darren England regarding Luis Diaz's disallowed goal is highly critical, stating that he placed an emphasis on 'efficiency' rather than 'accuracy' and 'inexplicably' denied Liverpool their opening goal against Tottenham.

777Partners, the potential new owners of Everton, have faced allegations of failing to make a scheduled payment to the British Basketball League last week, further fueling concerns about their capabilities to take control at Goodison Park.

The rotation of personnel at Chelsea persists, as three notable additions to the off-field staff were announced this afternoon.

According to reports from Spain, Lionel Messi has expressed no desire to extend his contract with Inter Miami and plans to depart the club in 2025 to return to Newell's Old Boys.

Mark Wood is set to give England a huge boost by signing a three-year central contract and committing to next year's Test tour of India.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Darren England, the official whose involvement in the VAR controversy has resulted in a crisis among English referees, will be relieved of his duties in officiating Liverpool matches for the remainder of this season. However, it is important to note that he will not be dismissed from his position.

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Erik ten Hag is under increasing pressure at Man Utd

Erik ten Hag claimed that he has the support of the Manchester United board to revive their season, despite the club sinking deeper into crisis with their loss to Galatasaray.

The Dutch graduate who operates the VAR system, who typically remains silent during discussions between on-field officials and the VAR suite, can be heard on PGMOL's audio feed attempting to prevent the disastrous error that led to the disallowed goal by Luis Diaz on Saturday.

DAILY MIRROR

The Premier League cannot press ahead with plans to implement an automated offside system because of its contract with Nike.

Spanish FA president Luis Rubiales, who has been embroiled in an ongoing investigation regarding his kiss with national team striker Jenni Hermoso during the Women's World Cup trophy presentation, persistently maintained his innocence at Spain's National Court.

In their pursuit of 15-year-old prodigy Julian Hall from MLS, Chelsea could face formidable competition from renowned European clubs such as Real Madrid and Manchester City, who have also shown keen interest in securing his services.

David Beckham's mother Sandra has revealed she put Glenn Hoddle on a personal "hit list" for his treatment of the England star at the 1998 World Cup.

THE TIMES

Manchester United is currently conducting an investigation following the acquisition of tickets by approximately 1,000 Galatasaray fans for their Champions League match against Old Trafford on Tuesday night.

Yasir Al-Rumayyan is scheduled to participate in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship this week. He initially registered for the event using the alias "Andrew Waterman." Negotiations are ongoing between Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) and the PGA Tour and DP World Tour regarding a potential merger.

INDEPENDENT

An MP has written to the radio station TalkSport to condemn its presenter Simon Jordan over his use of the phrase "victim culture" in relation to Liverpool supporters.

THE GUARDIAN

Manchester United are investigating after around 1,000 Galatasaray fans obtained tickets to the home sections for their Champions League clash at Old Trafford on Tuesday night.

DAILY STAR

Manchester United are believed to be seriously concerned about Marcus Rashford's poor run of form - and Erik ten Hag may drop the England star.

The man Sir Jim Ratcliffe reportedly wants to bring in as Manchester United's next sporting director is currently available for hire.