The latest news and transfer rumors from Wednesday’s newspapers…
THE SUN
Arsenal may see Takehiro Toriyasu leave in January, with Inter Milan, Napoli, and Juventus all expressing interest in the Japanese player who is reportedly open to a move.
Issac Hayden has been excluded from Newcastle’s Premier League 25-man squad, with five goalkeepers selected instead.
Jesse Lingard has admitted he was unaware of the rules following a police investigation into his use of an e-scooter.
DAILY MAIL
Authorities are set to investigate the online racist abuse suffered by England players Bukayo Saka and Jude Bellingham during Euro 2024.
Sven-Goran Eriksson’s final request to have his ashes scattered at his favorite beauty spot has been rejected by local officials.
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Chelsea legend John Terry has emphasized that players do want to participate in the Club World Cup amid ongoing discussions about the hectic football schedule.
Viv Anderson is auctioning off the England shirt and cap from his international debut, among other memorabilia expected to sell for over £100,000.
John McGinn has criticized the packed schedule
Anthony Martial received a warm welcome from passionate AEK Athens fans as he arrived in the Greek capital on Wednesday night.
Emma Raducanu acknowledges errors in her scheduling over the summer and has adjusted her approach.
DAILY MIRROR
Former Manchester United player Paul Pogba has shared a cryptic message on social media, sparking speculation about his doping ban.
Paul Pogba has posted a cryptic message on social media
AC Milan boss Paulo Fonseca’s position is at risk following their 3-1 loss to Liverpool in the Champions League.
THE ATHLETIC
Nottingham Forest is discussing a memorial for Hillsborough disaster victims at City Ground.
Stefano Pioli has been named the new head coach of Al Nassr.
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DAILY TELEGRAPH
Players might refuse to play for England while continuing to play for their clubs if they go on strike over the strenuous football schedule, according to union chief Maheta Molango, suggesting that industrial action should focus on “national team competitions.”
Manchester United is seeking feedback from about 500,000 supporters on whether to build a new stadium or renovate Old Trafford as part of an extensive fan consultation process starting this week.
