We look at the transfer rumours and gossip from Friday's back pages, where Manchester City have identified three key areas to compete with Liverpool.
DAILY MAIL
- England manager Gareth Southgate will assess Mason Greenwood, Phil Foden and Bukayo Saka in next weekend's FA Cup semi-finals.
- Premier League clubs plan to give players just two weeks break ahead of what could be a mammoth 335 day campaign.
- Police were called to a terror alert at the London Stadium ahead of West Ham's clash with Burnley.
- Arsenal have reportedly made an approach to sign French defender Malang Sarr after he allowed his contract with Nice to expire.
DAILY MIRROR
- Fears are growing Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson may miss the season's finale - and the start of next season.
- Arsenal are set to keep Emiliano Martinez after the back-up keeper impressed Mikel Arteta.
- Leverkusen striker Kai Havertz has been backed to sign for Real Madrid amid transfer interest from Chelsea.
DAILY EXPRESS
- Pep Guardiola wants to sign a left-back, a centre-back and a forward to try and compete with Liverpool.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
- Premier League clubs have discussed keeping the transfer window open for an extra two weeks so that they can do deals with EFL clubs until October 19.
THE TIMES
- Liverpool are facing a tribunal over Harvey Elliott's transfer with Fulham wanting around £7m.
THE SUN
- Marcos Rojo's agent has tipped the defender to leave Manchester United this summer.
- Manchester United are in talks with Roma about extending the centre-back's loan deal to include next season.
THE SCOTTISH SUN
- Celtic hope to stage a friendly game at Parkhead on Saturday, July 25 - in front of 1,000 fans.
DAILY RECORD
- Celtic are eyeing a move for USA and Philadelphia Union defender Mark McKenzie.
- Aberdeen striker Sam Cosgrove has knocked back a £2m move to Guingamp.
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