Tuesday newspapers (includes West Ham)

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"BBC Arsenal are ready to step up their interest in England striker Ivan Toney in January. Brentford value the 27-year-old at £60m. (Mirror) Brentford are considering signing a striker even if they do not sell Toney. Wolfsburg's 24-year-old Denmark striker Jonas Wind, AZ Alkmaar's 24-year-old Greece forward Vangelis Pavlidis and Santos' 20-year-old Brazilian striker Marcos Leonardo are on their shortlist. (90 Min) Spain defender Marc Cucurella, 25, is hoping to leave Chelsea in January and has held talks with manager Mauricio Pochettino. (Sun) Roma are keen to turn 30-year-old Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku's loan from Chelsea into a permanent deal and may offer England striker Tammy Abraham, 25, in part-exchange. (Calciomercatoweb - in Italian) Real Madrid want Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso to replace Carlo Ancelotti, who is set to leave at the end of the season to coach Brazil. (Radio Marca via Mirror) Chelsea have secretly parted company with Bruno Saltor, who joined as part of former manager Graham Potter's backroom staff and was a first-team coach under new manager Mauricio Pochettino. (Telegraph - subscription) Chief executive Beppe Marotta says Inter Milan will soon meet with Italian defender Federico Dimarco, 25, to discuss a new contract. (Radio Anch'Io Sport via Gazzetta dello Sport) England defender Fikayo Tomori, 25, rejected the advances of Paris St-Germain this summer in order to remain at AC Milan. (Calciomercato - in Italian) Jadon Sancho's Manchester United team-mates have urged the England winger, 23, to apologise and end his dispute with manager Erik ten Hag. (Mirror) The Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) has offered to help Sancho and Ten Hag settle their differences. (Times - subscription) West Ham have ended their interest in 30-year-old England midfielder Jesse Lingard, who is training with Saudi Pro League club Al Ettifaq.(Athletic - subscription) Tottenham will want 15m euros (£13m) to let 27-year-old Argentina midfielder Giovani lo Celso leave in January, with Barcelona and Real Betis interested. (Sport - in Spanish) Sky Paper Talk DAILY MIRROR Jadon Sancho has been exiled from all first-team facilities at Manchester United - including the team dining room - but Sancho's Manchester United team-mates have urged him to say sorry and end his feud with boss Erik ten Hag. Arsenal are stepping up their interest in Ivan Toney ahead of the January transfer window.‌ Arsenal hero Jack Wilshere was full of praise for young prospect Max Dowman after handing him a debut for the club's U18s at the age of just 13. Jonny Evans believes Ten Hag is doing a fine job at Manchester United, despite the club's poor start to the season. Former Barcelona and Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal has attacked Ten Hag over his handling of Cristiano Ronaldo. Manchester United are heavily scouting Valencia midfielder Javi Guerra - who has also emerged as a transfer target for Newcastle. David Moyes has insisted West Ham are not disappointed that Jesse Lingard ended his one-month training stint at the club and then moved to Saudi Arabia. Pep Guardiola is an admirer of Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Warren Zaire-Emery and proposed signing the teenager as part of a deal that would have seen Bernardo Silva leave Manchester City. Former Tottenham midfielder Jermaine Jenas has issued an apology after hitting out at referee Robert Jones as Spurs drew 2-2 with Arsenal in the north London Derby. THE TIMES The PFA has offered its help in a bid to resolve the dispute between Ten Hag and Sancho. The FA is investigating whether a powerful football agent allegedly submitted false evidence to an arbitration hearing involving a Premier League footballer. Danny Macklin, who was managing director of AFC Wimbledon, resigned after a bug hidden in his office reportedly recorded him making sexist and abusive comments about a female executive. Chelsea will consider signing a striker in January to address the team's goalscoring problems but already face significant competition from Premier League rivals. Ivan Toney, the Brentford and England striker, is among the list of players Chelsea have been monitoring - an interest that predates the 27-year-old's ban for breaching betting rules. Manchester City have decided not to appeal against the red card that Rodri received during their 2-0 Premier League win over Nottingham Forest. THE GUARDIAN UEFA has been accused of presenting ""completely untrue"" evidence to its own independent inquiry into the chaos at the 2022 Champions League final. DAILY TELEGRAPH Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the governor of the Saudi sovereign wealth fund and chairman of LIV Golf, has opted to stay away from the Ryder Cup, with merger negotiations with the PGA Tour to be started in earnest as soon as the biennial dust-up is over. Marylebone Cricket Club has resisted pressure to move historic fixtures between Eton and Harrow and Oxford and Cambridge from Lord's next season, but acknowledged the matter will be ""kept under regular consideration"". Southend United, the most financially stricken club in English football, could be rescued from collapse by the Government's Levelling Up fund. DAILY MAIL Chelsea co-controlling owner Behdad Eghbali has reportedly gone into the team's dressing room after every game he's been to this season, including the 1-0 defeat against Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. Europe have seemingly deployed slower greens at the Ryder Cup in Rome in a bid to utilise home advantage and throw the Americans off their game. Andrew Flintoff's return to English cricket comes to an end on Tuesday, at least for now, with an old team-mate leading the calls for his comeback to be made permanent. A group of Manchester United fans based in the United States of America have flown a banner reading 'Glazers Out' over the Raymond James Stadium in Florida before the Tampa Bay Buccaneers - who are owned by the Glazers - played the Philadelphia Eagles. Neymar has hit out at a report that claimed he had demanded Al-Hilal head coach Jorge Jesus resign, insisting on social media that the claims were 'lies'. John Terry is set to become the latest Englishman to seek out footballing opportunities in Saudi Arabia as he prepares to become a sporting director in the nation, according to reports. England are waiting on a firm decision from Elliot Anderson over his international loyalties. THE SUN Chelsea's £62m outcast Marc Cucurella is eyeing a January exit to end his Stamford Bridge woes. Aaron Ramsdale's father has hit out at Jamie Carragher following his comments about the goalkeeper's antics during the north London derby. Manchester United stars have been blasted for driving recklessly near their training base. Chelsea's £2bn stadium revamp has been put on hold after military veterans and war widows declared war on the plan. Xabi Alonso is expected to take over Real Madrid next season, despite the Liverpool legend only becoming a first-team manager last October. DAILY EXPRESS England rugby fans were reportedly caught up in a ""dangerous"" crush after the Rugby World Cup win over Chile on Saturday. Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder has been given a lifeline after seemingly being on the brink of collapse. SCOTTISH SUN Rangers are well under way with plans to increase the capacity of Ibrox and upgrade their training ground, with chief executive James Bisgrove revealing the works are a priority. Cyriel Dessers has told fed-up Rangers fans: We'll get it right. Rangers have lined up Ligue 1 side Monaco for a B-team friendly at Ibrox. DAILY RECORD Michael Beale has been told the boo brigade at Ibrox will continue due to the ""disconnect"" between himself and Rangers fans. Cammy Devlin accepts Hearts fans probably do not want to hear it just now but he insists the players believe in under-fire boss Steven Naismith, asking them to ""stick with us"". Rory Whittaker has had his record-breaking Hibs debut rewarded with a new contract after the 16-year-old right-back became the youngest-ever player to make their first-team debut for the Hibees in Saturday's 2-0 Premiership win over St Johnstone. Al-Ettifaq boss Steven Gerrard is preparing another raid to boost his Scottish ranks by looking to add ex-Rangers kit chief Jim McAlister to his backroom team. Di Marzio MLS, who is Kai Wagner: the Philadelphia winger who is popular in Europe The eyes of various European clubs are on Kai Wagner, a winger born in 1997 for the Philadelphia Union. The German winger started his career in Germany and then moved to the United States where he is doing very well. Currently, in fact, he is one of the best players in that position in MLS. The Philadelphia player born in 1997 began his career in Germany with Ulm, then moved to the youth team of Augsburg first, and then to the second team of Schalke. In 2017 he was purchased by Wurzburger Kickers who sold him in 2019 to the Philadelphia Union. He is a short left-footed winger who has always had good numbers in MLS. In his first year he played 30 games and provided 6 assists. Then in 2021 he played 33 games with 3 goals and 4 assists. In 2022, 33 games and 8 assists (named in the MLS Best XI) and finally in 2023, this year, in 24 games he scored 1 goal and added 5 assists. Wagner expiring: interested teams His contract will expire on 31 December 2023 and he will therefore become a free agent. The player would like to return to Europe and there had already been interest in him in previous years: West Ham, Leeds and Brentford, in fact, had him in their sights in 2022. Furthermore, there have already been some surveys from France, from Germany and England and could, however, also become a good opportunity for some Italian club that needs a short left-footed winger."

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"Roma are keen to turn 30-year-old Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku's loan from Chelsea into a permanent deal and may offer England striker Tammy Abraham, 25, in part-exchange. (Calciomercatoweb - in Italian) LOL...."