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The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday’s newspapers…
THE SUN
Arsenal have rejected an approach from a Premier League club for keeper Aaron Ramsdale as speculation grows about his future.
It was almost a nightmare return to the team for Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale after his hesitation almost lead to a Brentford goal
Two Manchester United academy stars were spotted going mad in the away end at Everton as they celebrated Alejandro Garnacho’s goal.
Brighton captain Lewis Dunk became the first player in 15 years to be sent off for dissent during a game.
DAILY MAIL
The Football Association believe ‘super professional’ Manchester United youngster Kobbie Mainoo will prioritise playing for England over Ghana.
Gary Neville paid a surprising compliment to Manchester United youngster, Kobbie Mainoo after an impressive performance against Everton
Chelsea striker Armando Broja is a January target for Premier League neighbours Fulham.
Trent Alexander-Arnold will not face disciplinary action from the FA following his goal celebration against Manchester City.
THE TIMES
Tottenham Hotspur have stepped up their interest in Jota, which would reunite the left winger with his former manager at Celtic, Ange Postecoglou.
Al Ittihad winger Jota is reportedly a Tottenham loan target for January
Football’s lawmakers will be asked to consider whether VAR’s powers should be extended to cover free-kicks, corners and second yellow cards.
DAILY MIRROR
Arsenal are ready to offload Thomas Partey in January as they target new faces to strengthen their squad in the New Year.
Jose Mourinho is prepared to turn down the riches on offer in Saudi Arabia for a chance to manage Brazil’s national team.
Could Roma boss Jose Mourinho be Brazil’s next head coach?
Reece James headed over to France during the international break to pick the brain of South Africa’s Rugby World Cup winning captain Siya Kolisi.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Lord Cameron is under pressure to release the £2.34bn funds from the sale of Chelsea Football Club.
Chelsea are planning to significantly streamline their January transfer business in a bid to avoid the problem that former head coach Graham Potter was handed last season.
The proposed purchase of Women’s Championship side Lewes FC is off, because it conflicted with the club’s principle of funding their men’s and women’s teams equally.
DAILY EXPRESS
Brentford are reportedly keen on keeping Ivan Toney until the summer.
Sky Sports’ Peter Smith and Lyall Thomas discuss whether Brentford striker Ivan Toney is worth the £100m price tag the club have given him
Chelsea have reportedly contacted the family of record-breaking 15-year-old Francesco Camarda about a possible switch to Stamford Bridge in the future, it has been claimed.
DAILY RECORD
Under-pressure Steven Gerrard has pointed to the lack of penalties awarded to his Al-Ettifaq side as a reason behind their Saudi Pro League struggles.
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