Top stories and transfer rumors from Friday’s papers…
premier league
manchester united face competition Liverpool and Newcastle for Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson – times
Martin Odegaard It is set to return on . arsenal Just in time for the North London derby – sun
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Ahead of England’s final qualifier against Albania, manager Thomas Tuchel insisted it was not yet decided how many strikers he would take to the World Cup, but it was clearer which midfielder would be his first choice.
Redican Creation You can also use tottenhamHowever, you must play wearing a protective mask. sun
west ham receiver Callum Wilson Still looking for a spot Thomas Tuchel’s Next summer’s World Cup squad – daily mail
manchester united target Karim Adeyemi It is known that he is actively planning a transfer. Borussia Dortmund – mirror
chelsea I have no intention of allowing a goalkeeper. Philipp Jorgensen Scheduled to leave on loan in January – mirror
manchester united It is on a collision course with the FA to host the 2035 Women’s World Cup final at the FA’s proposed 100,000-seat stadium rather than Wembley. daily mail
Liverpool Fighting to protect 15 years old Josh A At the club while receiving attention chelsea and arsenal – daily mail
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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink says Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi should wait for a move to Spanish giants Real Madrid or Barcelona instead of Liverpool in January.
Crystal Palace has been shortlisted Usman Diomande As they search for replacements Mark Guehi – with a ball
previous chelsea, real madrid and bayern munich winger Arjen Robben Four years after retiring from football, he turned professional in padel. express
international soccer
The Granite City have Jose Mourinho thank you for the hero Scott McTominay decided not to play uk – whole body
Hungary and Liverpool star Dominic Sjoboszlai He denied any controversial celebrations during the defeat. Republic of Ireland It was a piece aimed at Irish fans. glare
