Plus: Man City may learn the outcome of their case with the Premier League as early as January; RB Salzburg have submitted a third bid for Liverpool midfielder Bobby Clark; Nottingham Forest are close to signing Paraguay winger Ramon Sosa; Man Utd have opted against signing Mario Hermoso
Tuesday 13 August 2024 08:12, UK
The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...
THE INDEPENDENT
Ipswich and Fulham have joined the race for Kalvin Phillips. Everton are also interested in the England midfielder who is surplus to requirements at Manchester City.
James Anderson is considering an unexpected return to white-ball cricket following his England retirement and is weighing up a farewell lap on the franchise circuit.
THE ATHLETIC
Arsenal and Genoa are close to agreeing the permanent transfer of Brooke Norton-Cuffy, for a total fee of around £3.5m with a sell-on clause included.
DAILY MAIL
Chelsea will look to raise over £200m in player sales as they enter the final phase of another extraordinary window that has seen rivals question how they can continue to spend so lavishly without reprisals.
Manchester City will learn the outcome of charges they have brought against the Premier League's associated party transaction rules in the next two weeks, according to reports and the club could learn the outcome of their box-office case with the Premier League as early as January.
Chelsea have established themselves as favourites to sign Atletico Madrid's Joao Felix.
Kurt Zouma's transfer to United Arab Emirates side Shabab Al-Ahli has broken down after the player failed his medical ahead of joining the club.
THE SUN
Chelsea's move for Samu Omorodion collapsed after the club reportedly tried to insert a clause in his contract to buy 50 per cent of his image rights.
New Chelsea signing Pedro Neto was "in tears all morning at the training ground" and "didn't want to leave" Wolves after his £54m transfer to Stamford Bridge.
Tyson Fury aims to be King of the ring at Newmarket on Friday - after launching a shock new career in racing.
England star Trent Alexander-Arnold will not have to tear down his £50,000 padel tennis court, after it was built in his garden without planning permission.
Arsenal star Eddie Nketiah is being lined up with a move to Bournemouth, according to reports.
THE TIMES
Martin Zubimendi has rejected Liverpool's advances and opted to remain at Real Sociedad in a setback for the Merseyside club's new head coach, Arne Slot.
The hearing against Manchester City on 115 alleged breaches of Premier League rules is set to start next month with the outcome known early in the new year.
Red Bull Salzburg have submitted a third bid for the Liverpool midfielder Bobby Clark, which is thought to be closer to the club's £10m asking price.
Yves Bissouma could be punished by Tottenham Hotspur after footage emerged that appears to show him inhaling laughing gas, which the midfielder called a "severe lack of judgment".
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Nottingham Forest are close to signing Paraguay international winger Ramon Sosa for £11m, with Nuno Espírito Santo confirming the club are also targeting another centre-forward.
THE MIRROR
Conor Gallagher remains in limbo as he waits to find out whether Atletico Madrid will be able to complete his move from Chelsea.
Liverpool will land themselves 17.5 per cent of any future Fabio Carvalho sale after his move to Brentford.
Man Utd have opted against signing Mario Hermoso - who is available on a free transfer.
Joao Felix is keen on a return to Chelsea, according to reports.
David de Gea has hailed Manchester United as a "top club" as he admitted struggling to adjust to leaving the Red Devils.
SCOTTISH SUN
Leon Balogun is a fitness doubt for Rangers ahead of their crucial Champions League tie with Dynamo Kyiv.
Aberdeen are set to win their battle to net over £6.5m for star man Bojan Miovski.
DAILY RECORD
Ianis Hagi has reportedly declared he wants to remain at Rangers - and could be in line for a bumper payday if he starts another first-team game.
Atalanta reportedly fear Brighton could win the race to sign Matt O'Riley this summer before they can reach an agreement on a fee with Celtic.
