The best stories and rumors to transfer Monday newspapers …
The sun
Mikel Arteta is about to let go of seven players to finance a huge series of summer events, according to reports.
Everton’s boss, David Moyes, examined a January agreement for Michy Batshuayi – before changing his mind.
Crystal Palace Hitman Jean -Philippe Mateta is an ambitious target for Lyon – in a controversial decision provided by John Textor.
Arne Slot admits Joe Gomez’s injury “did not feel good for him” after the Liverpool defender was forced after only 10 minutes on Sunday.
Daily Express
Manchester United would not have won a 58 million pound sterling contract for the Prospect of Barcelona Fermin Lopez during the January transfer window.
The young brilliant talent of Manchester United, Kobbie Mainoo, was “confused” by the tactic of Ruben Amorim, explains Tony Cascarino.
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Michael Dawson, Sue Smith, Clinton Morrison and Kris Boyd give their opinion on the teams that have successfully succeeded and what teams did not do so well in the transfer window of January
Daily mirror
Arne Slot says that her Liverpool players were well below expectations when they were eliminated from the FA Cup by the inhabitants of the subsoil of the Plymouth Argyle championship.
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Liverpool’s head coach, Arne Slot reacts to the defeat of the FA Cup at Plymouth Argyle, saying that his side “ barely created anything ”
Daily mail
Chelsea would have tried to sign the Manchester City starlet, Nico O’Reilly, in January, only for their advances to be completely rejected.
Pep Guardiola apologized to Jack Grenish on a lack of playing time this season, admitting that he “deserves” more minutes on the field.
Sergio Ramos’s wife, Pilar Rubio, would have decided not to move to Mexico after her husband’s surprise move to Monterrey.
Daily star
Luke Littler says that the situation at Manchester United has not been right for several years.
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Rangers head coach Phillippe Clement was disconcerted after his team was eliminated from the Scottish Cup by Queen’s Park
Daily disc
The chief executive officer of the Rangers, Patrick Stewart, has already threw his weight behind Philippe Clement – but his support now seems ready to go to the ultimate test in the face of the defeat against Queen’s Park.
Scottish sun
Philippe Clement is convinced that he will remain the director of the Rangers despite the supervision of one of the worst results in the history of the club.
