The battle around Project Big Picture dominates the national newspapers on Tuesday with infighting and threats of court action, while many still back the plans.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
- The Premier League opponents to Project Big Picture (PBP) have declared it "dead in the water".
- The Premier League will tell its clubs it has serious doubts over the revenue figures quoted by the backers of Project Big Picture (PBP).
- Premier League clubs outside the elite fear they would be worse off under the terms proposed by Project Big Picture (PBP).
- Radical proposals to inject £51m into women's football have emerged in the latest version of Project Big Picture alongside an unprecedented proposition to form an independent women's league.
- The Project Big Picture loan system would help the biggest clubs build super-squads with others forced to feed off them.
- Tottenham will be able to claim back around £125m for the costs of their new stadium and Liverpool around £30m on their newly-built Main stand under a clause in the "Project Big Picture" (PBP) proposals.
THE SUN
- Manchester City are set to go back in for Nicolas Tagliafico this January - with Pep Guardiola desperate for a left-back.
- Arsenal are set to make a surprise U-turn on William Saliba and keep him at the club despite interest from Fulham, it is being reported.
DAILY MAIL
- N'Golo Kante could leave Chelsea in January after falling out with Frank Lampard over a wedding and dreams of a move to Real Madrid, according to reports.
- Roy Keane has emerged as the leading candidate to become the next Salford manager after Graham Alexander was sacked on Monday.
- The Premier League are attempting to stop top-flight managers speaking about the controversial new pay-per-view TV offering that begins this weekend.
- Liverpool and Manchester United remain determined to bring about a radical restructure that would reduce the size of the Premier League despite fierce opposition from the top flight's executive, many of its clubs and the Government.
- Rick Parry's job as EFL chairman is under threat amid concerns that his secret negotiations over Project Big Picture could cost the clubs a bailout from the Premier League.
- EFL clubs are split on the merits of the controversial Project Big Picture - and were desperate on Monday night for additional detail given the immediacy of their financial crisis.
- Tottenham fear Harry Kane will aggravate his thigh injury if England manager Gareth Southgate sticks with a plan to start his captain against Denmark.
DAILY MIRROR
- Premier League clubs could be set to take the Big Six to court over Project Big Picture.
- West Ham's move for Said Benrahma is set to collapse as they pursue number one target Josh King.
- Liverpool have been given a major lift after news today that Sadio Mane and Thiago can play in the Merseyside derby.
- Former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane is one of the favourites to become the new boss of Sky Bet League Two outfit Salford City.
- Arsene Wenger has called for the Nations League to be scrapped - with the World Cup and European Championships held more often.
- Mesut Ozil was paid a loyalty bonus by Arsenal amounting to £8m at the end of September despite not playing.
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THE TIMES
- The EFL rejected a £375m offer from an American investment firm for a 20 per cent stake in the league that would have helped to solve the clubs' cash crisis
- The Football Association would use its 'golden share' to block a power grab by the big clubs led by Liverpool and Manchester United.
- Gareth Southgate is considering starting Harry Kane against Denmark on Wednesday, which would put him on a collision course with Jose Mourinho.
- Arsenal underestimated how much Gunnersaurus means to fans.
DAILY STAR
- Manchester United have lined up Rennes and France's Eduardo Camavinga if Paul Pogba decides to leave Old Trafford. However Real Madrid are also interested in the midfielder.
DAILY EXPRESS
- Unai Emery insists Villarreal have "nothing" to envy of Arsenal as he took a fresh swipe at his former club.
