Papers: Manchester United want £100m for Tottenham target Anthony Martial
Wednesday 20 June 2018 15:44, UK
Back-page headlines and transfer rumours from Wednesday's national newspapers...
THE SUN
Manchester United have slapped a £100m price tag on Tottenham target Anthony Martial.
Tottenham and Arsenal have entered the race for Liverpool wonderkid Rhian Brewster.
West Ham and Burnley are competing for Senegal World Cup star Moussa Konate.
Newcastle target Andrej Kramaric has been given a £43.9m price tag by Hoffenheim.
Aaron Mooy is an £18m target for Everton and Southampton.
DAILY MAIL
Kieran Trippier is the most creative player at the World Cup after carving out six chances for England.
FIFA is investigating apparent VAR failures after England were denied two penalties on Monday.
Barcelona have admitted they are peeved at Gerard Pique's participation in the Antoine Griezmann documentary.
Jens Lehmann has hit out at Arsenal's new regime after Unai Emery opted to let the German go.
Burnley are set to re-sign striker Jay Rodriguez from West Brom for £20m.
DAILY MIRROR
Crystal Palace have offered Wilfried Zaha a bumper new deal on more than £120,000 per week.
Southampton are lining up a move for Red Bull Salzburg's hot prospect Amadou Haidara.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
England boss Gareth Southgate has told Harry Kane to prove to him he is world class.
Maurizio Sarri wants to make Belgium World Cup goalscorer Dries Mertens his first signing as Chelsea boss.
Burnley chairman Mike Garlick has been invited on to a select panel to help with the appointment of the next head of the Premier League.
THE GUARDIAN
Ruben Loftus-Cheek is in line to make his first World Cup start against Panama on Sunday.
DAILY RECORD
Rangers boss Steven Gerrard is considering a move to sign full-back Jon Flanagan, who was released by Liverpool earlier this month.
Kenny Miller will hold talks with St Mirren on Wednesday as he continues to weigh up a player-boss role with Livingston.
Hearts expect to complete the signing of cult hero David Milinkovic after agreeing a fee with Genoa.
SCOTTISH SUN
Lee Wallace will not be Rangers captain next season with Steven Gerrard looking at potential candidates during the club's pre-season training camp in Spain.
