Real Madrid's Scouting Potential: Jobe Bellingham Shines for England U19s - Hot Gossip!
Real Madrid scout Jude Bellingham's talented brother, Jobe, impresses on the pitch for England U19s Meanwhile, Liverpool's Fenway Sports Group mulls over options for a new sporting director Chelsea anxiously await summer signing Romeo Lavia's delayed debut, expected in December Barcelona's captain Sergi Roberto contemplates a potential move to join Lionel Messi at Inter Miami
All the top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...
THE SUN
Real Madrid have reportedly scouted Jobe Bellingham, Jude Bellingham's younger brother, during his participation in England's U19 match against Montenegro last week.
Manchester United is increasing security measures around Old Trafford ahead of their upcoming return to the Champions League next Tuesday. This will be closely followed by their first derby against City at the end of the month. There is growing dissatisfaction that the Glazers seem to be remaining as majority owners.
Kai Havertz, the Arsenal striker, has secured a highly profitable contract with Puma and will serve as a prominent ambassador for their upcoming line of "FUTURE" boots.
Kaine Wright, previously associated with both Brentford and West Ham's youth teams, has been sentenced to three years in prison. His conviction stems from involvement in a conspiracy to unlawfully sell a stolen painting, with an estimated worth of nearly £2m.
DAILY EXPRESS
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Sandro Tonali and Niccolo Zaniolo in Serie A action last season
Newcastle have allegedly been informed that Sandro Tonali will be allowed to play against Crystal Palace in the upcoming Premier League match, despite his connection to an investigation regarding Italian betting.
Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group are considering their options for a new sporting director should they decide to move on from Jorg Schmadtke at the end of the season.
TALKSPORT
Paul Mitchell, the former recruitment specialist for Southampton and Tottenham, could potentially join Manchester United's backroom staff if Sir Jim Ratcliffe's acquisition of a minority share in the club goes through.
According to sources at Old Trafford, Manager Erik ten Hag will welcome Sir Jim Ratcliffe's proposed drastic revamp of Manchester United's football department.
The betting scandal in Italy has caught the attention of the investigation, which has revealed the involvement of over 40 players. Notable names like Sandro Tonali from Newcastle and Niccolo Zaniolo from Aston Villa have been among the first to be disclosed.
Chelsea are concerned that Romeo Lavia, their recent summer signing, may have to wait until December to make his debut for the first team due to his ongoing ankle injury.
Joao Felix expresses satisfaction with his current form after joining Barcelona in the summer, acknowledging that he struggled to achieve similar levels during his time at Atletico Madrid or Chelsea.
Barcelona's captain, Sergi Roberto, is contemplating joining Inter Miami next summer as his contract with the club comes to an end. This move would see him reunite with former teammate Lionel Messi.
The Football Association has received a directive from the Government to enhance their efforts in demonstrating support for the victims of the terrorist attacks in Israel. This comes as a response to criticism regarding their recent decision of not illuminating the Wembley Arch before the friendly match against Australia.
England's rugby players are relishing their designation as World Cup villains, according to Ellis Genge, as they gear up for a semi-final clash against South Africa on Saturday.
Following criticism from tennis legend Martina Navratilova, who referred to them as "jerks," the British Ju Jitsu Association is currently conducting a prompt evaluation of its stance on trans inclusion. This comes after transgender women were permitted to compete in the female categories.
Two Wales rugby fans are currently hospitalized in Marseille, allegedly attacked by England supporters after the semi-final match against Fiji on Sunday afternoon. Additionally, a British man in his mid-30s has been arrested in the city on charges of cocaine possession.
Michael Atherton says England's pace bowlers have been exposed at the Cricket World Cup in India and feels the time has come for all-rounder Chris Woakes to be dropped from the team.
GOAL
Antonio Conte has confirmed he turned down a lucrative offer to coach in Saudi Arabia and wants to try "an experience in Rome or Napoli one day".
THE SCOTTISH SUN
Steven Davis and Alex Rae are candidates to remain on Rangers coaching staff as Philippe Clement wants someone with a "deep understanding" of the club by his side.
