Highlights and rumors from Tuesday’s newspapers. . .
DAILY MIRROR
Bukayo Saka is a physical concern for England ahead of the Euros.
Wales have been discussing the future of manager Rob Page, who has presided over recent matches in Slovakia, lately, and the manager is realistic about the sentiment of the enthusiasts around him.
Patrick Vieira admits that Crystal Palace were right to sack him in March last year, even though they were 12th in the Premier League.
Celtic are a resolution for Newcastle goalkeeper Martin Dubravka.
THE TELEGRAPH OF THE DAY
Trent Alexander-Arnold is in pole position to start the European Championship as Declan Rice’s central midfielder for England.
John Textor is not in the running to buy Everton, although negotiators have met the conditions of selling Farhad Moshiri for a takeover.
England striker Ollie Watkins has revealed his very good form at Aston Villa after hiring a therapist he speaks to before and after every game, after suffering in himself in the past of his career.
Tottenham Hotspur have been accused of profiting from the war in Ukraine and acting “like a thief on the road” through Shakhtar Donetsk leader Serhiy Palkin.
THE TIMES
Manchester United have cooled their interest in Mauricio Pochettino. The Argentine was shortlisted last month when United began looking for Erik ten Hag’s job as manager.
The Premier League spent £30 million on legal recommendations on moves opposed to its own clubs last season.
Real Madrid have been forced to confirm that they will participate in next year’s new Club World Cup, hours after coach Carlo Ancelotti said he would and asked FIFA to “forget about it”.
THE SUN
Manchester United need to sign Lille star Leny Yoro, but he prefers to sign for Real Madrid, according to reports.
Gareth Southgate admits that he is in the last quarter with England in the European Championship.
Pep Guardiola hopes that Bernardo Silva will be at Manchester City.
THE GUARDIAN
German police, a team of up to 500 Serbian hooligans, will conduct a check to galvanize violence during England’s Euro 2024 opener on Sunday.
Leicester knew Graham Potter as the main target to update Enzo Maresca as manager, but there are other candidates as well, including Steve Cooper.
A non-North Yorkshire league club has been convicted – with Arsenal and England striker Beth Mead among the critics – for fleeing its six women’s teams, leaving more than a hundred women and women without a club.
Brighton plan to announce the appointment of Fabian Hurzeler as head coach this week.
DAILY MAIL
Arsenal and Manchester United are the clubs interested in signing Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna this summer.
Atletico Madrid have revived their bid to sign Tottenham midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg.
There are fears that Nicolas Jackson will be a full match for the start of Chelsea’s pre-season campaign after injuring his ankle while playing for Senegal last week.
The FA are yet to draw up a shortlist of candidates to upgrade Gareth Southgate despite uncertainty over the manager’s position beyond Euro 2024.
DAILY EXPRESS
Harry Kane claims that England already beat the Germans this summer, putting them on the educational base.
An influential Everton supporters’ organisation has proposed that bidders for Farhad Moshiri’s majority stake be open with their supporters.
Three hundred of Europe’s most important police stations are heading to a purpose-built centre in the nondescript German city of Neuss for the biggest security operation in football history.
ATLETICO
Tottenham Hotspur are in talks with Tanguy Ndombele to terminate his contract early.
Al Nassr are in talks with Juventus for the signing of goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny.
West Ham goalkeeper Nathan Trott is in talks for a permanent move to FC Copenhagen, a move that would pave the way for Wes Foderingham to sign up for the London Stadium with a flexible move after leaving Sheffield United.
THE SCOTLAND SUN
Rangers defender Ridvan Yilmaz could reportedly leave Ibrox this summer.
DAILY LOG
Tom Lawrence is the Rangers star linked to a summer move to Besiktas.