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Last updated: the 24/03/19 at 00:12
Titles on the last page and transfer rumors from Sunday's national newspapers …
MAIL SUNDAY
Manchester United has joined the pursuit for England and Chelsea star Callum Hudson-Odoi.
Everton has checked Lille striker Rafael Leao who wants to add two new strikers this summer.
Danny Cipriani is going to sit down with Gloucester this week to open discussions on a new three-year contract.
SUNDAY MIRROR
Manchester United is planning a 250 million pound raid to recruit three young rising stars from Portugal, Joao Felix, Ruben Dias and Bruno Fernandes.
Mauricio Pochettino still fears that Manchester United will still be interested in Manchester United, despite the amazing impact of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Old Trafford.
The future of Ilkay Gundogan in Manchester City is complicated by investigations of how the club conducts its financial affairs.
Manchester City is ready to apologize to Bayern Munich President Uli Hoeness after extraordinary statements that his owner, Sheikh Mansour, would pay the transfers by raising the price of oil.
Steve Morrow, Youth Screening Officer, is preparing for a major promotion as part of a reshuffle at Arsenal.
SUNDAY EXPRESS
Manchester United will have to beat the world record for a defender if he wants to sign Kalidou Koulibaly after receiving £ 150m for the Napoli star.
Tottenham is closely monitoring Wolves playmaker Diogo Jota while Daniel Levy is preparing to release funds.
The spies of Manchester City closely monitor the Noer Okafor, the Swiss international fin very popular Swiss youth.
TELEGRAPH OF SUNDAY
Gareth Southgate says Jack Grealish must play in the Premier League if he wants an English cap.
Sale Sharks claimed that their hooker, Rob Webber, had been bitten by a Newcastle Falcons player during their 22-17 loss to St James's Park.
THE SUN SUNDAY
Gareth Southgate told Callum Hudson-Odoi: Do not hurry to leave Chelsea.
Young Norwich Ben Godfrey is a target for Manchester United.
Manchester United defender Eric Bailly was expelled from the match after the clash between Ivory Coast and Rwanda, while he feared he had swallowed his tongue.
DAILY STAR SUNDAY
The Rangers and Celtic are looking for a free match at Lawrence Shankland at the end of the season, but they will face big clubs in the transfer battle.
Scotland sun
Fulham is hoping Rangers Loan star Ryan Kent and Kilmarnock boss Steve Clarke will have a boost.
SUNDAY MAIL
Dedryck Boyata is still ready to face the Rangers next week despite his withdrawal from international obligations with Belgium.
Scott McTominay apologized to Captain Callum McGregor and Scottish fans for his imitation of the tartan army in Kazakhstan.
Mikael Lustig left Celtic against the sweat of defense after leaving the field in the Euro 2020 qualifier of Sweden.
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