Saturday’s newspaper top news and transfer rumors…
era
Manchester City has further escalated its legal standoff with the Premier League, writing to the FA as well as 19 other clubs to refuse to vote in favor of new sponsorship rules they claim are still ‘illegal’ I requested that.
daily mirror
Steven Gerrard has jokingly called for the Football Association and England’s coach to be fined after Curtis Jones inspired England’s win over Greece.
daily express
Manchester United have been given a major boost in their bid to sign Victor Gokeres after Barcelona said they were not interested in the striker.
Arsenal shot-stopper David Raya has sounded the alarm over the grueling fixture pile-up and called for action from the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) after teammate Ben White is sidelined until 2025. I’m looking for.
solar
Sir Alex Ferguson’s Spirit Dancers have made history by winning the $1 million Bahrain International Trophy for the second consecutive year.
Manchester United prodigy Harry Amass is being targeted by Premier League rivals Aston Villa, according to reports.
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Ruben Amorim has given his first interview since becoming Manchester United manager. You can watch the full interview on MUTV
daily mail
Lyon are reportedly set to be relegated from Ligue 1 due to a financial crisis.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino strangely had his name engraved on the new Club World Cup trophy twice after the impressive piece of silverware was unveiled.
Manchester United defender Tyrrell Malasia has opened up about his injury nightmare as he nears a return to full fitness after almost 18 months on the sidelines.
daily records
Kenneth Vargas is adamant that an interview in his home country about his departure from Hearts in January was “taken out of context” and says he remains fully committed to the Tynecastle club.
Scottish Sun
Giannis Hagi and his Romanian teammates were caught up in the chaos as Kosovar players dramatically stormed off the pitch, forcing the match to be abandoned.
