Paper Talk: Tuesday's football transfer rumours from the back pages
By Sporting Life
08:10 · TUE September 18, 2018
Manchester City and Raheem Sterling have reached a stalemate in contract discussions for the forward, according to the back pages.
DAILY MAIL
Ivan Gazidis is leaving Arsenal to join Italian giants AC Milan.
Fulham will offer keeper Marcus Bettinelli a new deal this month.
DAILY EXPRESS
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has declared he is not keen on the idea of having La Liga matches played abroad.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Arsenal are hoping to draw a line soon under the uncertainty surrounding chief executive Ivan Gazidis, with AC Milan now in advanced negotiations over bringing him to the San Siro.
Rio Ferdinand fears that Marcus Rashford has lost his "spark" under Jose Mourinho, saying the Manchester United manager has failed to demonstrate his faith in the young forward.
James Tarkowski has warned that Burnley could go from Europa League hopefuls to relegation battlers in the same season.
DAILY MIRROR
Marcus Rashford is set for a rare Manchester United start when Jose Mourinho's men begin their Champions League campaign.
THE SUN
Tottenham forward Heung-Min Son has emerged as a transfer target for Bayern Munich after evading military service, according to reports.
Marcelo Bielsa says it is too early to tell if long-suffering Leeds can keep up their promotion tilt.
THE TIMES
The lack of English players in the Champions League may be harming the national team's prospects of success, according to new research.
THE GUARDIAN
Manchester City and Raheem Sterling have reached a stalemate in contract discussions for the forward.
Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool's attack trumps PSG's ahead of their Champions League clash.
THE SCOTTISH SUN
John McGinn has revealed that Celtic were "tugging on the heartstrings" when he joined Aston Villa.
Ex-SFA chief George Peat has revealed a club chairman urged him 'not to help Rangers in any way' during a fixture-pile up in 2008.
DAILY RECORD
Hearts boss Craig Levein has accused former club Dundee United of almost wrecking John Souttar's career.
Celtic and Kilmarnock were among a number of clubs to have run the rule over Newcastle United pair Freddie Woodman and Sean Longstaff at the weekend.
Hibernian are closing in on the signing of former Feyenoord and Holland left-back Miquel Nelom.
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