All the top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday’s national newspapers…
DAILY MIRROR
Manchester United are considering making a fresh summer move for Tottenham striker Harry Kane.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Old Trafford could be knocked down and rebuilt under plans being considered by Manchester United.
Roman Abramovich was pictured in public for the first time since the Chelsea owner was sanctioned by the Government over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Chelsea are facing a gruelling 10-hour-plus round trip to Middlesbrough and back for their FA Cup quarter-final after not booking flights for the game.
An FA Cup-style knockout one-day competition could be back on the agenda as part of changes to the domestic game of cricket.
Saqib Mahmood is in line for a Test debut against West Indies to spread the England workload.
THE SUN
Saudi Media Group have made a £2.7 billion offer to buy Chelsea, according to reports.
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Gary Neville says the situation at Chelsea is a ‘wake-up call’ for football, and expects an independent regulator to come in to oversee the sale of clubs in the future.
Manchester United must bring in Mauricio Pochettino and get back to no-fear football like they played under Sir Alex Ferguson, says Teddy Sheringham.
Manchester United defender Diogo Dalot has been slammed by road safety groups after his Mercedes 4×4 was caught on camera speeding through a red light.
THE TIMES
A consortium fronted by the American billionaire Todd Boehly and the British property tycoon Jonathan Goldstein has emerged as the leading contender to buy Chelsea.
Liverpool are sweating on the fitness of Mohamed Salah before Wednesday’s crucial Premier League game against Arsenal, with the forward appearing to miss a training session on Monday.
DAILY MAIL
The EFL are to launch a hard-hitting campaign in response to a rise in hooliganism at matches with a play on an expletive saying.
