Antonio Conte will be offered six summer signings in a bid to keep him at Tottenham – Paper Talk | Transfer Centre News
All the top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday’s national newspapers…
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Tottenham Hotspur will offer Antonio Conte six summer signings in a plea for the Italian to stay. Tottenham’s managing director of football, Fabio Paratici, will hold talks with Conte when he flies into Italy this week.
DAILY STAR
Manchester United duo Alex Telles and Hannibal Mejbri have been named as the two Manchester United stars who were involved in a heated training ground bust-up earlier this month.
DAILY MAIL
Manchester City have set their sights on securing a new central midfielder, with Leeds United’s Kalvin Phillips top of a list of replacements for departing captain Fernandinho.
Man City are keen to sign Kalvin Phillips
Formula One’s race in Monaco ‘is at risk of being axed from the calendar’ with concerns mounting that the sport has ‘outgrown the harbour’.
DAILY EXPRESS
Sebastian Vettel ‘chased down thieves on a scooter’ after being robbed in Barcelona. The Aston Martin star chased down the thieves after they stole a backpack from his car, according to reports.
THE SUN
The Monaco Grand Prix is no longer F1’s crown jewel and could lose its annual slot amid crowded schedule.
Bob Arum claims Tyson Fury could come out of retirement to face the winner of Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk.
DAILY MIRROR
Edinson Cavani was furious after the Manchester United hierarchy ordered him to give up the No. 7 shirt to Cristiano Ronaldo at the start of the season, according to reports. The Uruguayan striker wore the jersey during his debut season at Old Trafford but had to relinquish it two days after Ronaldo returned to the club.
Edinson Cavani is said to have been annoyed at having to give up the No 7 shirt when Cristiano Ronaldo returned to Man Utd
THE GUARDIAN
Justin Thomas credits caddie ‘Bones’ Mackay for his US PGA comeback win.
Kylian Mbappé has denied that his new PSG contract gives him the power to influence transfers, sack the manager and appoint his sporting director of choice, saying he “will not go above the role of a footballer”.
THE TIMES
Manchester City will press ahead with their efforts to sign a central midfielder and are considering making a bid for Kalvin Phillips from Leeds United.
