Top transfer stories and rumors from Saturday’s papers…
Premier League
Liverpool are planning to raid Aston Villa for record signings Johan Manzambi – sun
Arsenal are expecting a surprise move in January for the Bayern Munich defender Kim Min-jae as they look to plug holes in their back line – OVERVIEW
of Manchester City the claim that there is “irrefutable evidence” that will overturn their guilty verdict on appeal is based on a trove of emails, letters and bank statements – Telegraph
JJ Gabriel is close to securing his exit from Manchester United as his team-mates play without him – OVERVIEW
EFL
Phil Parkinson role as Wrexham the manager is under increasing pressure – talk SPORTS
Troy Deeney offered his services Watford on an advisory basis as they face the prospect of another managerial change – talk SPORTS
Scottish football
Chief of the Rangers Derek McInnes has revealed he is happy enough with his squad not to want to see any big transfer business in January – The Scottish sun
Celtic they are said to be considering David Moyes as their next manager – with the whisper being labeled as “disrespectful” to belittle Martin O’Neill – Daily registration
Another football
Former Man Utd player Anthony discovered his home had been burgled while on Champions League duty with Real Betis – sun
Barcelona are facing a major disruption ahead of their El Clasico clash with Real Madrid after the club’s workers threatened to go on strike – sun
FIFA are set to rewrite the rules that controversially saw US striker Folarin Balogun avoid a World Cup ban this summer – OVERVIEW
Alex ScottThe former Football Focus presenter has left her role as presenter of the Women’s Champions League coverage on Disney+ – Guardian
Tennis
Rising tennis star Rafael Jodar has apologized and said he is still “learning how to behave on court” after an incident at the Shanghai Masters – Athletics
BIKING
British Cycling is facing further questions after a former employee accused him of having a “toxic culture” days after Matt Richardson was sent home from the World Track Championships in Shanghai – Guardian