The best stories from the newspapers on Monday and transfer the news …
The sun
According to reports, Mikel Arteta will determine that seven players will leave the huge area of huge summer spread.
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Sky sports.
Everton Boss David Moyes looks a January deal for Michy Batsua before changing his mind.
Crystman Jean-Philippe Mateta is an ambitious target for Lyon, a controversial walk planned by John’s doctor.
The hole is admitted that Joe Gomez’s injury “doesn’t feel good when Liverpool’s defender has forced only 10 minutes.”
Daily Express:
Manchester United did not have a 58 million pound of deal during the January Transmission window.
Manchester United’s bright young talented Kobbi Maine has been “confused” with Ruben Amorim tactics, says Tony Kascarino.
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Mikael Dawson, Suin Smith, Clinton Morrison and Chris Boyd give their thoughts what teams have done well, and which teams did not do so well in the month of January
Everyday mirror
The native of the man says that Liverpool players have fallen well from expectations, as they have left FA Cup, basement of the championship phase.
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Liverpool head coach Arne Star responds to the defeat of Palmouth Palmut Palms
Everyday mail
According to the report, Chelsea tried to sign the stellar star of Manchester City in January, Niko O’Reli, only for their progress.
Pep Guardiola has released public apologies for the lack of game time this season, confessing that he is “deserving” on the field.
According to the program, the wife of Sergio Ramos, Pilar Rubion, decided to move to Mexico, and moved to Mointric.
Everyday star
Luke Lithler says that Manchester United has not been right for many years.
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Rangers’ head coach Philippe Clement remained after cluttered when his side knocked out from the scottish cup of Queen Park
Everyday post
Rangeri’s chief executive Patrick Stewart has already thrown his weight behind Philip Clement, but now his support seems to be going to go to the final test of Queen Park.
Scottish sun
Philip Clement is convinced that he will remain Rangers Manager, although he controls one of the worst results in the history of the club.
