Paper Talk: Mateo Kovacic, Malcom and Wilfried Zaha all feature
Paper Talk: Tuesday's football transfer rumours and gossip
09:01 · TUE July 10, 2018
Spurs step up pursuit of Brazilian star and Wilfried Zaha is wanted by German giants Borussia Dortmund, according to the day's back pages...
The Sun
Tottenham have stepped up their pursuit of Bordeaux winger Malcom.
Borussia Dortmund will use the money from Andriy Yarmolenko's transfer to West Ham to help fund a move for Wilfried Zaha.
Paul Gascoigne will fly out to Moscow to watch England in their World Cup semi-final - 28 years after he famously shed tears in Turin.
England are ready to stick with a winning team in tomorrow's World Cup semi-final.
Daily Mirror
Cristiano Ronaldo won a fifth Champions League title in May
Manchester City have made an enquiry for Mateo Kovacic amid doubts over their pursuit of Jorginho.
Kyle Walker insists England might never have a better opportunity to win the World Cup.
Belgium midfielder Kevin De Bruyne has revealed he did not have a clue who Kylian Mbappe was last year.
Cristiano Ronaldo's transfer to Juventus will "attract other champions" to the Serie A holders, Marcello Lippi has claimed.
Joe Hart will be helped by Manchester City to find the right move to restart his stalled career.
Daily Mail
Everton are interested in signing Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha this summer.
West Brom are closing on a £3.5m deal for Swansea City defender Kyle Bartley (pictured, below) and will push to sign Brentford's Romaine Sawyers once James McClean joins Stoke.
The Guardian
Manchester City are optimistic Riyad Mahrez (pictured, below) will be unveiled as their £60m record signing by Friday, after they made a breakthrough with Leicester City.
Up to 10,000 England fans are expected in Moscow for Wednesday's World Cup semi-final against Croatia, with last-minute travel and logistics complicated but manageable for those with cash.
The Daily Telegraph
Derby manager Frank Lampard wants to sign England U19 international Mason Mount on loan from Chelsea.
Gordon Banks says he feels let down by the FA and doesn't know if he will be invited to Russia.
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