Jadon Sancho: Man Utd reject Borussia Dortmund's loan offer - Paper Talk
Plus: Bernardo Silva is being offered a massive £800,000-per-week salary to swap Manchester City for the Saudi Pro League; Italian side Atalanta are keen to buy Coventry goal machine Viktor Gyokeres; Manchester United are interested in Feyenoord goalkeeper Justin Bijlow
Monday 3 July 2023 06:13, UK
All the top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday's newspapers...
THE STAR ON SUNDAY
Manchester United have rejected a bid from Borussia Dortmund to take Jadon Sancho back on loan.
Bernardo Silva is being offered a massive £800,000-per-week salary to swap Manchester City for the Saudi Pro League.
Football managers will soon be told who to sub on and off by artificial intelligence.
Danny Drinkwater says he is "sat twiddling his thumbs" after going 427 days without playing for a football club.
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THE SUNDAY EXPRESS
Manchester United have reportedly seen their opening offer for Rasmus Hojlund rejected by Atalanta as Juventus look to snatch the striker from under their noses.
Manchester United are now set to pursue transfer deals for a new goalkeeper and a striker after agreeing a fee with Chelsea for Mason Mount.
THE SUN ON SUNDAY
Italian side Atalanta are keen to buy Coventry goal machine Viktor Gyokeres - but the Sky Blues are asking for around £20m.
Barcelona reportedly have "everything agreed upon" for Neymar to return from PSG - but his wages could be a stumbling block.
Leicester are on the trail of England U21 sensation James Trafford.
Mason Greenwood is being offered a top-flight football lifeline at Roma by former Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho, who is keen to sign the forward on loan.
Manchester City are considering a big-money move for Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong after leaving the race to sign Declan Rice from West Ham.
Sheffield United are still hoping to complete a significant treble transfer, bringing Manchester City loanee James McAtee back to Bramall Lane and signing Lewis O'Brien from Nottingham Forest and Benie Traore from Swedish club BK Hacken.
Arsenal are trying to sell midfielder Albert Lokonga to Burnley, who are also interested in a loan deal for Manchester City goalkeeper James Trafford.
Brighton are in pole position to complete a loan deal for exciting Manchester City midfielder Cole Palmer, with Pep Guardiola a big fan of the way the Seagulls operate under Roberto de Zerbi.
Fulham are ready to make a £20m move for dynamic United States midfielder Yunus Musah, who currently plays for Valencia.
Everton owner Farhad Moshiri is looking to bring mega-rich fan George Downing - a Switzerland-based property magnate - on to the club's board.
West Ham could make a bargain £7.5m bid for in-demand Chile winger Dario Osorio, 19, who has already indicated he wants to move to Europe and is also interesting AC Milan.
Huddersfield Town boss Neil Warnock is looking to tie up a move for Wigan forward Callum Lang.
THE SUNDAY MIRROR
Arsenal hope to ramp up their bid to push Manchester City even closer in the title race this week with a quartet of signings that will have fans salivating as deals for Declan Rice and Jurrien Timber edge closer.
New Arsenal signing Kai Havertz has immediately become the Gunners' highest-paid squad member, according to reports in Germany.
David de Gea could be given the chance to reunite with former Manchester United team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo with Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr.
Arsenal are hoping to announce new contracts for William Saliba and Reiss Nelson in the coming days.
Manchester United's search for a goalkeeper is being affected by FFP regulations, leading them to ditch a move for Andre Onana and move on to options including Eintracht Frankfurt's Kevin Trapp.
THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
Manchester United are interested in Feyenoord goalkeeper Justin Bijlow.
Chelsea have announced the signing of Benfica's little-known Diego Moreira, the second arrival of a busy day for the Blues.
The German Olympic Confederation is backing a Mail campaign to get British swimmer Sharron Davies promoted to a gold medal from the 1980 Games in Moscow because of an admission of doping by 400m individual medley "winner" Petra Schneider of East Germany.
A Mail on Sunday investigation is heaping pressure on the International Olympic Committee, as it revealed over 1,000 Russian athletes have been helped by a doping racket across 36 sports.
THE ATHLETIC
Man Utd are working with a budget of £100m net spend this summer and want £20m for Fulham midfield target Fred.
THE SCOTTISH SUN ON SUNDAY
Rangers are lining up further talks with Graeme Souness over a sensational return to Ibrox, although it is understood he would only be interested in a role that is "worthwhile and meaningful".
SUNDAY MAIL
Hearts are weighing up a move for Ireland international Jamie McGrath, who is back at Wigan after spending last season on loan with Dundee United.
Josh Doig has sparked a Serie A transfer auction after Fiorentina and Monza entered the mix for the £5m-rated Hellas Verona star.
