Top news and transfer rumors from Thursday’s papers…
The Telegraph
Manchester United will not choose a successor to Erik ten Hague on his trophy record alone, raising the prospect of Gareth Southgate emerging as favorite for the job – should the club decide to sack the Dutchman. .
At least two Premier League clubs have made inquiries about signing Mason Greenwood but the controversial Manchester United striker is still likely to move abroad if he is sold this summer.
Newcastle United have narrowed their shortlist for a new sporting director to two names, with Crystal Palace’s Dougie Friedman in contention with German Johannes Spurs.
Ajax are trying to steal a march on some of Europe’s biggest clubs, including Manchester United, as they pursue their interest in Graham Potter.
A proposed takeover of Everton by 777 Partners was in serious danger of collapsing on Wednesday night after owner Farhad Moshiri held crisis talks with the Miami group.
Tiger Woods has voted Rory McIlroy against re-entering PGA Tour board negotiations to strike a peace deal with the Saudi funders of the LIV Breakaway League in a sensational move that has significant implications for the future of the professional game. Can be compiled.
Motorsport’s world governing body the FIA has suffered another high-profile departure, with chief executive Natalie Rubin stepping down after just 18 months in the role.
Eddie Jones says he hopes former England captain Owen Farrell will rediscover his “love of the game” when he heads to Racing 92 in France next season.
Guardian
Sir Jim Ratcliffe cited email traffic statistics as the basis for banning Manchester United staff from working from home and told them to find “alternative employment” if they were unwilling to come to the club’s premises.
Chelsea are confident of winning the race to sign Palmeiras prodigy Esteve Willian.
Amnesty International has said FIFA should publish an independent report on its responsibilities to migrant workers in Qatar and begin the process of providing financial compensation.
Saracens intend to continue social outings with their team, with Mark McCall insisting the recent trip to Mallorca was “really enjoyable” despite Billy Vunipola’s arrest.
Ippei Mizuhara, the former translator of Japanese baseball star Shohei Ohtani, will face 33 years in prison after being found guilty of stealing millions of dollars from his former friend.
Daily mail
Emergency services rushed to the aid of a Premier League footballer suffering from an addiction to laughing gas – amid serious fears for his welfare.
Thomas Tuchel has dropped a hint that he wants to return to the Premier League amid speculation he could be linked with the Manchester United job.
Championship clubs have increased the amount they are allowed to lose by £2.5 million over three years.
A handkerchief that secured Lionel Messi’s boyhood move to Barcelona is now up for sale and if you have a spare £300,000 you can bid for one of football’s most important artefacts.
Hakim Ziyech looks set to stay with Galatasaray permanently, following a successful loan spell at the Turkish club from Chelsea.
Celtic have put Motherwell goalkeeper Liam Kelly – who started his career at Rangers – on their list of summer transfer targets.
Thomas Tuchel has insisted he had to take Harry Kane off against Real Madrid because he was injured.
the sun
The atmosphere at Manchester United’s training ground has become ‘toxic’ after being criticized by Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Part owner Ratcliffe recently sent a memo to all staff citing his frustration after a tour of the facilities.
Armando Bruja could be the Chelsea star before the exit door this summer – with Champions League finalists Borussia Dortmund hoping to snap up the striker..
Unai Emery is ready to gamble by recalling Emi Martinez for Aston Villa’s biggest European tie in 42 years.
David Beckham has launched a new $1 billion legal battle to stop counterfeiters flogging fakes of his designer gear.
Nicolas Pepe will become a free agent next month and the former Arsenal player is set to leave Turkish side Trabzonspor.
Mirror
Martin O’Neill is reportedly close to ending a five-year exile from management by becoming the new head coach of Rapid Bucharest.
Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva wants his future resolved by the end of Euro 2024 this summer.
Athletic
Marco Reus in early talks with MLS side St Louis City ahead of Borussia Dortmund exit
Manchester United will get extra success if Jadon Sancho wins the Champions League with Borussia Dortmund.
Manchester United has been named the world’s most valuable football club, with 20 Major League Soccer (MLS) teams in the global top 50.
The trio have suspended four of their players and issued life bans to nine supporters after the chaotic scenes that marred their clash against Valencians.
Andy Medley has been selected as the referee for the men’s FA Cup final.
Emiliano Buendia has returned to Aston Villa training for the first time since suffering a serious knee injury in August.
Ruud van Nistelrooy has spoken of his desire to return to management with the Premier League among the divisions he would like to coach.
Brazil’s bid to host the 2027 Women’s World Cup has been ranked higher than its rival joint bid by Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany (BNG) in a new FIFA report examining the options.
US-based firm North Sixth Group has agreed to buy National League side Dagenham & Redbridge from a group of investors that included New York Yankees minority owner Peter Friend and former USMNT goalkeeper Tim Howard.
Times
Tottenham Hotspur are set to bolster Ange Postecoglou this summer with signings in three priority positions and could leave as many as seven players as the club look to build a squad capable of playing the manager’s style of football next season. .
Chelsea face an uphill battle to comply with UEFA’s financial rules if they are to qualify for Europe next season.
Rangers will unveil a statue of legendary manager Walter Smith ahead of the Scottish Cup final.
Thomas Tuchel criticized a late offside call in Bayern Munich’s Champions League semi-final defeat by Real Madrid, calling the decision a “disaster” and saying the assistant referee had apologized to him afterwards.
Daily Express
Real Madrid broke Champions League rules by showing a replay of a controversial incident before referee Szymon Marciniak’s VAR decision in their dramatic victory over Bayern Munich.
Manchester United are reportedly considering a move for Real Sociedad star Alex Ramiro to replace Andre Ona.
The Evening Standard
West Ham will target as many as six signings this summer as they look to give Julen Lopetegui a major boost at the start of a new era at the club.
Arsenal winger Amarillo Kozier-Doberi has yet to agree terms with any club and is currently considering his options amid interest from European sides.
Mauricio Pochettino wants Chelsea’s injury problems to be included in the post-season talks that will determine his future at the club.
Queens Park Rangers face a battle to keep hold of defender Jake Clarke Salter this summer.
Daily record
Celtic have reportedly hired former South American talent spotter Mark Cooper as they revamp the club’s scouting department ahead of the summer window.
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