Saturday newspaper headlines and transfer news…
EXPRESS OF THE DAY
Cristiano Ronaldo has risked the wrath of Manchester United fans by opening the door to a blockbuster move to Manchester City, backing manager Pep Guardiola to turn their season around.
Cristiano Ronaldo can return to Manchester.
Juventus have reportedly rejected the chance to sign Manchester United outcast Marcus Rashford, with the Serie A outfit instead focusing on a deal for Red Devils loser Joshua Zirkzy.
The FA have launched an investigation into a mass brawl during Newcastle’s 3-0 win over Aston Villa.
SUN
Manchester United are keen to sign a new goalkeeper, with young Belgian star Saint Lammen as their target.
Wayne Rooney has vowed he will remain the man to lift Plymouth Argyle out of their current predicament.
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Wayne Rooney has reflected on another poor away result at Coventry City, where his Plymouth Argyle lost 4-0.
THE TIMES
Dani Olmo’s future is being closely monitored by top Premier League clubs as they claim he could be released on a free transfer next week due to Barcelona’s poor financial situation.
DAILY MAIL
Cristiano Ronaldo has fired back at the Ballon d’Or, criticizing the credibility of the historic awards ceremony, claiming Vinicius Jr should have won the men’s award ahead of Rodri.
Jude Bellingham, Vinicius Jr and Rhodri have all been named in the International Federation of History and Statistics (IFFHS) Men’s World Team of 2024.
Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr. have both been named in the 2024 IFFH Men’s World Team of the Year.
DAILY MIRROR
Raheem Sterling has no intention of ending his loan spell at Arsenal early despite Mikel Arteta’s lack of a winger.
La Liga has welcomed a Catalan court’s decision to reject Barcelona’s appeal against Dani Olmo and Pau Victor being banned from playing for the club after January 1.
DAILY STAR:
The father of “Liverpool” star Luis Diaz was hospitalized in Colombia with chest pains.
DAILY RECORD
Bayer Leverkusen are showing a transfer interest in Cameron Carter-Vickers.
