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The top stories and transfer rumours from Thursday’s newspapers…
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Chelsea are willing to listen to offers for striker Armando Broja over the next two weeks but any interested suitors, which could include West Ham, Fulham and Wolves, will have to find more than £50m to sign him.
Kalvin Phillips’ future at Manchester City should be decided next week with interest from Barcelona and Atletico Madrid on top of at least four clubs from the Premier League
Kalvin Phillips’ future at Manchester City should be decided next week with interest from Barcelona and Atletico Madrid on top of at least four clubs from the Premier League.
Chelsea are reported to be paying for round-the-clock security for teenage signing Kendry Paez, and have offered support to the family of midfielder Moises Caicedo, amid ongoing unrest in his native Ecuador.
Napoli have registered their interest in Tottenham midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg should the Premier League club make him available before the January deadline.
THE SUN
Jordan Henderson has not been paid a single penny from his lucrative contract with Al Ettifaq and may never see any of it after agreeing to forgo his deferred salary so he can leave the club and potentially join Ajax.
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On Back Pages Tonight, The Times’ chief sports reporter Martyn Ziegler discusses Jordan Henderson’s pay during his in Saudi Arabia
Arsenal and Tottenham are interested in Real Sociedad winger Ander Barrenetxea, a current Spain U21 international.
Isaac Hayden has vowed to sue prospective Everton owners 777 Partners after he returned from a loan spell with their Belgian club Standard Liege and claimed he was still owed unpaid wages.
Reports in France have suggested PSG will attempt to cash in on former Manchester United target Goncalo Ramos because of doubts whether he is a good fit for their team.
Ray Parlour has urged Arsenal to strengthen their spine with a new centre-back, central midfielder and striker this month, but concedes the players he would like to see signed could cost upwards of £150m combined.
London’s six Premier League clubs face extra costs next season with the Met Police calling on them to contribute to the £18.5m bill covering their games costs. As things stand only police officers who enter stadiums are paid for by the clubs.
A group of Newcastle fans opposed to the club’s Saudi takeover have demanded the resignation of chairman Yassir Al Rumayyan after he was hit with a £59m lawsuit accusing him of waging a “malicious” campaign against a dissident former Saudi spy chief.
Reports in Spain have suggested Barcelona will not host F1’s Spanish Grand Prix after its current license expires in 2026 and hinted at an imminent announcement of a street race in Madrid.
DAILY MAIL
Anthony Martial is training alone to improve his fitness before boss Erik ten Hag will even consider him for a place in Manchester United’s first team.
Anthony Martial is training alone to improve his fitness before boss Erik ten Hag will even consider him for a place in Manchester United’s first team
Newport County are installing a temporary stand ahead of their FA Cup fourth round date with Manchester United later this month to increase capacity by 1,000.
Inter Miami will fly more than 23,000 miles in three weeks as part of a punishing pre-season tour including trips to El Salvador, Dallas, Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong and Tokyo.
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On Back Pages Tonight, The Times’ chief sports reporter Martyn Ziegler reveals the fine detail in the deal between the Glazers and Ineos that could see Ineos be ousted next year
DAILY MIRROR
Manchester United have been placed on red alert amid reports that Bayern Munich defender Matthijs de Ligt could leave this summer because of a tense relationship with boss Thomas Tuchel and a lack of playing time.
Man Utd have been placed on red alert amid reports that Bayern Munich defender Matthijs de Ligt could leave this summer because of a tense relationship with boss Thomas Tuchel and a lack of playing time
Chelsea’s interest in former Coventry City striker Viktor Gyokeres appears unlikely to end in an offer to current club Sporting Lisbon.
DAILY STAR
Darts sensation Luke Littler has revealed he received two pieces of advice when he met Sir Alex Ferguson during a trip to watch Manchester United take on Tottenham – stay dedicated to his sport and believe in himself.
DAILY EXPRESS
Chelsea are reportedly keen on reviving their interest in Southampton defender Kyle Walker-Peters.
THE TIMES
Criminals using football clubs to launder money or commit other serious offences are being targeted in a new operation that has been launched by the police across the United Kingdom.
THE GUARDIAN
Clubs interested in a deal to sign Manchester City and England midfielder Kalvin Phillips are waiting for them to drop their £7m loan fee demand.
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Dharmesh Sheth and Pete Graves discuss whether Crystal Palace are now favourites to sign Manchester City’s Kalvin Phillips this January given Roy Hodgson’s recent comments about a potential deal
Norwegian Football Federation president Lise Klaveness has called on FIFA to publish its report on possible failings at the Qatar World Cup and says delays make her concerned about a lack of transparency at the world governing body.
DAILY RECORD
Hibernian are keen on Hertha Berlin winger Myziane Maolida but are unlikely to be able to meet his wage demands.
Sheffield Wednesday will have to make other changes to their squad to be able to bring in striker Mika Biereth, who is currently on loan at Motherwell.
Dundee United boss Jim Goodwin does not want David Wotherspoon to be his last January addition as he looks for a player who can “unlock opposition defences”.
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