Top news and transfer rumors from Tuesday’s papers…
PREMIER LEAGUE
Liverpool defender Jeremy Jacquet was ruled out of the France squad on Monday evening with a thigh injury. talkSPORT
Noni Madueke has attracted interest from Champions League clubs after struggling to break into the Arsenal side earlier this season – The Telegraph
Arsenal face another injury headache after Max Dowman withdraws from England Under-19s – Standard
Antonio Conte has hinted he wants to take over at Manchester United in the future – Daily Express
As Manuel Ugarte works to recover from a serious knee injury, he works with a psychologist and reads the novels of Fyodor Dostoyevsky – Standard
Willian admits he was only “running after the money” when he left Chelsea for Arsenal and was immediately unhappy at Mikel Arteta’s team – talkSPORT
Crystal Palace have hired the Raine Group, who are looking to invest £900m in the club. Athletic
ENGLAND
Bournemouth are furious that Alex Scott suffered a serious injury despite Thomas Tuchel insisting there is “zero risk” in playing the club’s starting midfielder against Croatia – The Telegraph
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
Dundee manager Stephen Pressley is still considering strengthening his injured squad – Daily Record
A North Macedonia native has made a desperate plea to Scotland fans to help find a home for the dog that interrupted Saturday’s Nations League clash – The Scottish Sun
ELSEWHERE
“Real” football player Arda Güler renewed the contract. AS
FIFA announced Saudi Arabia as the host country for the 2034 World Cup almost two years ago, but organizers are already facing serious problems – one of their biggest stadiums is set to stop construction – Daily Mail
Wonderkid goalkeeper Phoenix Blayney, who is set to join Premier League champions Arsenal next season, trained with Northern Ireland’s senior team ahead of their Nations League game against Georgia – Standard
Gennaro Gattuso, the winner of the World Cup and Italian football legend, has announced that he has been fighting an autoimmune disease for 15 years. talkSPORT
Efforts to oust Souleiman Waberi as president of the Djibouti Football Federation (FDF) reached a dramatic climax after police stormed the federation’s headquarters after a group of club presidents called an emergency General Assembly to remove a member of the FIFA council and its executive. The Guardian
A Swiss football club has unveiled ambitious plans to build a stadium with an 80-room hotel and rollercoaster – Daily Express


