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The best stories and transmissions of rumors from Sunday newspapers …
Sunday Express
According to reports, Captain Manchester United Bruno Fernandes has become a surprising transmission target for Real Madrid.
Sunday mirror
Liverpool owners, Fenway Sports Group, are engaged in the possibility of buying a control share in the Spanish club Malaga.
The incoming sports director of Arsenal Andrea Berta was entrusted with the vision of the signature of Real Socedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi above the line.
Star on Sunday
Manchester United joined the race to sign Austrian Wonderkid Oghenetejiri Adejenughure.
Eintracht Frankfurt is ready to play hardball with the Premier League Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United over the attacker on the request of Hugo Ecitike this summer.
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With the future of Trento Alexandra-Arnold in Liverpool very much in doubt in the middle of his desire to join Real Madrid, Jamie Carragher looks at what the club meant and how it will be considered the eyes of fans
Mail on Sunday
James Rodriguez fired FIFA for his decision to eliminate the club Leon from the World Championship in the club, because the former star Real Madrid described the call as “serious injustice”.
According to the former team of Benfic Roderick Miranda, he was welcome as one of the brightest young football coaches and gave the keys to Manchester United, but Ruben Amorim was once better known than tactics.
Sun
Jean-Philippe Matthew had a helmet to the water polo when returning from the horror injury.
Jean-Philippe Mattress from Crystal Palace, wearing a protective guard, warming up in front of the FA Cup quarterfinals in Craven Cottage
Daily record
Initial Brendan Rodgers admits that money is not a motivator holding the Celtic east Greg Taylor.
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The most important point from the Scottish Premiership match between Dundee and Rangers.
Barry Ferguson admits that Rangers was confused when he promised fans: “I get to the bottom.”
Scottish Sun
He called it a “fairy tale” when he returned to Scottish football with Dunfermline this week. But Victor Wanyama’s dream turned into a nightmare after being sent to his debut at the Scottish Championship.
