Papers: Mason Greenwood set to start for Manchester United in Europa League
Wednesday 18 September 2019 16:20, UK
Back-page headlines and transfer rumours from Wednesday's national newspapers...
THE SUN
Mason Greenwood is set for his second senior Manchester United start in Thursday's Europa League opener at home to Astana.
Unai Emery ordered Arsenal's players to show "solidarity" to the outside world during a team dinner called straight after the Watford debacle.
Manchester United's Eric Bailly is set to move onto the next stage of rehab in his bid to return early from knee surgery.
Daniel Sturridge could face another ban over betting offences, despite now playing in Turkey.
Italian giants queuing up for Manchester United midfielder Nemanja Matic face competition from Borussia Dortmund.
Monaco midfielder Aleksandr Golovin snubbed a move to Chelsea over fears it would be "too hard" at Stamford Bridge.
Wembley is set to be confirmed as host stadium for the 2023 Champions League final next week.
Premier League clubs are mulling a potential £50m hardship fund to resolve the EFL cash crisis.
DAILY MAIL
Southend United want to hire Celtic and Sweden legend Henrik Larsson as their new manager.
Barcelona are already going to incredible lengths to make sure no club in Europe is in a position to steal teenage sensation Ansu Fati away from them.
Premiership clubs are threatening legal action to demand Saracens are expelled from the league if the champions contest any guilty verdict arising from their alleged breach of the salary cap.
DAILY MIRROR
Xherdan Shaqiri admits he has struggled with his lack of game time at Liverpool.
Andy Carroll could make Newcastle's squad for the first time against Brighton on Saturday.
Jofra Archer will be given a bumper England deal - worth more than £1m - across all formats after his sensational summer.
Johanna Konta has pulled out of the China Open with a knee injury and looks set to miss the WTA Championships.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
A second Kick It Out trustee has confirmed he has quit - and a third could soon follow - in the wake of Sanjay Bhandari's appointment as its new chairman.
THE TIMES
World Rugby has admitted that a private equity firm's decision to buy a stake in the Six Nations is a threat to its plans for the game.
SCOTTISH SUN
Hearts could make a stunning move for Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson if they axe under-fire Craig Levein.
DAILY RECORD
Daniel Arzani has made his long-awaited return from injury as Celtic reserves drew 1-1 with Hibs.
Odsonne Edouard insists he is going nowhere as he focuses on leading Celtic to nine in a row.
Christophe Berra has warned his team-mates to toughen up now or get out of Tynecastle if they cannot cope with the crisis that has dragged Hearts to the foot of the Premiership.
