Newcastle's Sensational Interest in Leverkusen Striker Victor Boniface Surfaces - Exclusive Report

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

THE SUN

Newcastle are weighing up a move for in-form Bayer Leverkusen striker Victor Boniface.

Sofyan Amrabat has become the latest Manchester United star to suffer an injury.

Controversial former referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz is rumored to be poised to take over as the president of the Spanish Football Federation, replacing the disgraced Luis Rubiales.

The team roster limit for nations participating in Euro 2024 is expected to revert back to 23 players, which adds an even greater challenge for Gareth Southgate in deciding whom to select.

Thiago Silva has hinted at a return to Fluminense next year.

Inter Miami manager Gerardo Martino has confirmed he is keen on signing former Barcelona and Atletico Madrid striker Luis Suarez.

The French Professional Football League is at risk of disappearing from TV screens as they received zero bids for broadcasting rights.

DAILY MAIL

The hearing for Everton's alleged breach of Premier League spending rules is being held in secrecy this week.

San Marino's players remain steadfast in their stance against Rasmus Hojlund's accusations of being singled out in Denmark's Euro 2024 qualifier against their nation on Tuesday.

Tata Martino admitted that Lionel Messi is unlikely to participate in MLS for the rest of the season following Inter Miami's failure to qualify for the play-offs. England's LGBT supporters have criticized Harry Maguire for his statement that individuals who booed Jordan Henderson were "not genuine fans."

The NFL has entered discussions with Madrid's city council over staging a game in the Spanish capital next season.

DAILY MIRROR

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is hopeful that his bid to acquire a minority share in Manchester United will successfully materialize before the January transfer window.

Thierry Henry confesses to being rendered speechless during the initial half of France's World Cup quarter-final match against South Africa, expressing admiration for Antoine Dupont.

THE ATHLETIC

The Premier League will issue guidance to its clubs later this week advising them to prohibit Israel and Palestine flags inside stadiums.

Barcelona has confirmed that Sergi Roberto has suffered a calf injury and will be sidelined for a period of time.

Manchester United has inaugurated a new state-of-the-art training facility, specifically designed for their women's and academy teams.

Jose Reyes Lopez, the son of the late Jose Antonio Reyes, has signed his first professional contract with Real Madrid.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Kalvin Phillips can potentially secure a January transfer away from Manchester City, increasing his chances of keeping his Euro 2024 aspirations alive. This opportunity arises due to the Italian betting scandal, which is expected to compel Juventus and Newcastle United to actively participate in the transfer market.

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England midfielder Kalvin Phillips has struggled for game time since moving to Manchester City last summer

Everton may potentially owe £60m to 777 Partners when their proposed takeover of the club gets approved or rejected, following a recent £20m loan provided by the prospective new owners.

Discussions have occurred amongst executives from the Home Unions and leagues to form a 'super league' encompassing British and Irish clubs, as well as teams from South Africa and Italy.

Andrew Flintoff will continue his return to cricket by joining the coaching staff of the England Lions on their training camp in the United Arab Emirates next month.

Phil Mickelson has issued a warning to the PGA Tour, stating that there will definitely be another wave of players leaving for the LIV Golf League, regardless of the ongoing merger negotiations with the Public Investment Fund (PIF). Ian Poulter shares a similar belief about the DP World Tour.

EVENING STANDARD

Chelsea captain Reece James is a major doubt to face Arsenal after suffering an injury setback.

Tottenham captain Heung-Min Son has confirmed he wanted to play for South Korea despite ongoing injury struggles.

THE TIMES

Warren Gatland has backed England to surprise South Africa in the World Cup semi-final in Paris on Saturday and use the hurt of losing the final in 2019 as motivation.

SCOTTISH SUN

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers has welcomed the return of Maik Nawrocki after injury.

Cameron Carter-Vickers is leaving the door open for a potential return to the Premier League one day.

Steven Naismith has expressed his strong opinion regarding Rangers' decision to bring back Alex Lowry from his loan spell at Hearts. The manager of Hearts, also known as Gorgie, believes that the midfielder has transformed his promise into remarkable skill since joining the team in the capital city.