Plus: Graham Potter waits on Napoli to make official move; Luton will have to pay at least £5.5m for Ecuadorian midfielder Oscar Zambrano; Manchester City will allow Kalvin Phillips to leave in January; Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho reportedly offered escape route with Turkey move
All the top stories and transfer rumours from Monday’s newspapers…
DAILY MIRROR
Casemiro has regrets over joining Manchester United with the club wanting to sign Benfica’s teenage midfield star Joao Neves.
Sandro Tonali’s lawyers are allegedly hoping to deploy the same strategy as Nicolo Fagioli’s team to ensure their client avoids a lengthy ban for gambling.
Arsenal insist the club continues to strive for ‘greater diversity’ after a photo of their women’s squad sparked a race row.
I am a proud Gooner. Also a white American. So maybe this isn’t my lane. Not sure. But the lack of diversity makes me sad. I hope to continue to see all of North London represented some day. https://t.co/SQt37VVYvh
— Heather O'Reilly (@HeatherOReilly) October 15, 2023
DAILY MAIL
Stephan El Shaarawy has issued an emotional response to recent accusations claiming that he had been involved in illegal gambling activities after he scored a last-minute goal to help Roma beat Monza 1-0 on Sunday.
THE SUN
Former Chelsea and Brighton boss Graham Potter is waiting on Napoli to make an official move – but keeping an ear out for Manchester United to call should Sir Jim Ratcliffe decide to sack Erik ten Hag.
Luton will have to pay £5.5m for Ecuadorian midfielder Oscar Zambrano – and LDU Quito could yet want even more.
DAILY STAR
Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho has reportedly been offered a career lifeline from Turkey ahead of the upcoming January transfer window.
Manchester City will allow Kalvin Phillips to leave the club in the January transfer window.
DAILY EXPRESS
Three-time F1 champion Max Verstappen has shut down reports of a feud in the Red Bull camp involving team principal Christian Horner and Helmut Marko.
TELEGRAPH
LIV Golf is in talks with the R&A to try to ensure more of its players appear at next year’s Open Championship.
THE ATHLETIC
Major League Soccer introduced a temporary measure last week prohibiting fans attending matches from bringing signs, banners, flags or Tifos that reference the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
