Barcelona presidential candidate keen on Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta - Monday papers
Monday 1 March 2021 06:52, UK
Back-page headlines and transfer rumours from Monday's newspapers...
DAILY MIRROR
Leading Barcelona presidential candidate Joan Laporta has his sights set on Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta as the club's next manager.
Sergio Aguero - out of contract this summer and without a new deal on the table - has been warned his legendary status will count for nothing when it comes to deciding his Manchester City future.
Carlo Ancelotti has told Richarlison: 'You'll play where I tell you!'
Ajax star Dusan Tadic was pelted with coins as he attempted to board the team bus following Sunday's 1-1 draw with PSV.
THE SUN
Sky Sports pundit Roy Keane has slammed Manchester United for their 'boring' performance in their goalless draw against Chelsea on Sunday.
SCOTTISH SUN
Callum Davidson has vowed that St Johnstone will arrange a town party in Perth this summer to celebrate their Betfred Cup glory.
THE GUARDIAN
The United States Soccer Federation has voted to repeal a controversial 2017 policy that had required players stand for the national anthem.
DAILY RECORD
Celtic defender Stephen Welsh has urged captain Scott Brown to continue playing at Parkhead beyond this term season when he will decide on his future.
Slavia Prague have been warned that "ruthless" Rangers could blow them away in the Europa League, with Alfredo Morelos earning a rave review in a leading Czech sports newspaper.
Enzo Maresca has been linked as a candidate to replace Neil Lennon at Celtic.
DAILY MAIL
Tammy Abraham is finding life tough under Thomas Tuchel, the German boss has revealed, after the forward was left out of Chelsea's squad to play Manchester United.
The newly-formed Sheffield Wednesday Supporters Trust has launched an application for Hillsborough to be granted Asset of Community Value (ACV) status.
Former Arsenal defender Gabriel broke down in tears following Valencia's 3-0 defeat to Getafe, complaining about their decline this season.
Real Madrid head coach Zinedine Zidane is remaining coy over the future of club captain Sergio Ramos.
THE TIMES
The LTA has written to the government calling for a package of measures to help the sport recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, saying that a third of indoor community tennis centres are at risk of permanent closure.
