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The best news and transfer rumors from Friday’s papers…

PREMIER LEAGUE

Manchester United they did JJ Gabriel a formal scholarship offer, however, remains at risk of losing the teenage forward for as little as £350,000. – Guardian

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Dan Khan updated Sky Sports on 15-year-old prodigy JJ Gabriel’s decision to leave Manchester United.

Tottenham star Xavi Simons He returns to school to study business at the prestigious Harvard University, which accepted him while he recovered from a knee injury. – Tthat Sun

Aston Villa sources believe Alejandro Garnacho After a difficult start to life in the Midlands, he begins to move forward. – Athletic

Spurs negotiations are underway on a new contract for Luca Williams-Barnettfollowed by others Chelsea and Manchester United. – Sun

EUROPEAN FOOTBALL

The developing Manchester United refused Scott McTominay is reported to be monitored by Real Madrid. –Sun

Jose Mourinho As reported, he could not eliminate the internal conflicts Real Madrid Details of the latest altercation in the dressing room have been leaked. – Mirror

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MLS

MLS commissioner Don Garber says they would ‘love’ to welcome back England captain Harry Kane as the next high-profile signing. – Mirror

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Sky Sports’ Rob Dorsett debates whether Harry Kane is the greatest England player of all time.

INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL

Cristiano Ronaldo’s his mother Dolores Aveiro admitted that she cried after leaving her son Portugal camping “by the back door”. – Sun

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