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All the top stories and transfer rumors from Tuesday’s papers…
SUN
Manchester United have sent scouts to watch Brighton’s Kaoru Mitoma this season.
Emiliano Martinez has revealed that he wants to stay at Aston Villa for “the last few years”.
West Ham are reportedly keen to replace David Moyes with Reims boss Will Still.
Brighton’s Kaoru Mitoma has been monitored by Manchester United
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Brighton CEO Paul Barber has ruled out talks with winger Karou Mitoma leaving the club in the next transfer window.
Manchester City are reportedly rushing to try and land up-and-coming Croatian 16-year-old Luka Vuskovic amid interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs.
Chelsea are considering a move for Andreas Pereira as a replacement for Mason Mount, but could face competition from Atletico Madrid and PSG.
Real Madrid have opened talks with Eduardo Camavinga over extending his contract with the club, according to new reports, which reveal a mammoth release clause.
The son of Tottenham legend Justin Edinburgh has hit out at a group of Colchester fans who chanted ‘vile and hurtful’ chants about his late father during Leyton Orient’s League Two match on Saturday.
DAILY EXPRESS
Tottenham have reportedly been in contact with Eintracht Frankfurt head coach Oliver Glasner as uncertainty over Antonio Conte’s future continues.
The Football Association has been urged to ban Aleksandar Mitrovic for a minimum of six matches and has warned that a soft approach to the abuse of many match officials will lead to the referee being killed.
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Dermot Gallagher explains why Fulham’s Aleksandar Mitrovic was sent off in the FA Cup for pushing the referee, while Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes was not for the same incident in the Premier League against Liverpool.
Chelsea owner Todd Boehly has continued his overhaul of the club’s backroom staff by sacking head of pitch Jason Griffin after more than 30 years of service.
Arsenal striker Folarin Balogun has been backed to follow in the footsteps of American sportsmen Aaron Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes. Former USMNT striker Eric Wynalda has called on his country’s football federation to do everything possible to convince the Gunners loanee to play in England.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
Tottenham Hotspur are expected to agree Antonio Conte’s departure from the club this week.
Newcastle United are eyeing a summer move for Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay as manager Eddie Howe feels the Scotland international has the physical attributes to succeed in his system.
DAILY STAR
Mo Salah’s agent has responded firmly that the forward wants to leave Liverpool this summer.
Bayern Munich are planning to send Joao Cancelo back to Manchester City at the end of the season.
DAILY NOTES
Motherwell defender Max Johnston is set to be offered a route to the Premier League with Burnley.
Former Celtic hero Erik Sviatchenko looks set to swap Europe for North America – with the Danish defender closing in on a reported move to MLS outfit Houston Dynamo.
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Arsenal flop Nicolas Pepe is understood to be open to a permanent stay with French club Nice, where he spent the season on loan.
THE SCOTTISH SUN
Andy Walker has hit out at the use of VAR by Scottish referees after seven controversial calls at the weekend.
Former Rangers boss Steven Gerrard has landed a new job five months after being sacked by Aston Villa, after being picked up by Channel 4 for the upcoming Euro qualifiers in England.
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