All the highest tales and switch rumours from Sunday’s newspapers…

DAILY STAR ON SUNDAY

Manchester Metropolis are sizzling on the heels of Brighton’s World Cup winner Alexis Mac Allister.

Leeds United’s sporting director Victor Orta burst into tears on Saturday afternoon as they gained their first Premier League conflict since November.

THE ATHLETIC

Avram Glazer is planning to attend Manchester United’s Carabao Cup ultimate towards Newcastle United at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.

The proprietor of League One membership Forest Inexperienced Rovers, Dale Vince, insists Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS should not be permitted to purchase Manchester United.

Arthur Melo made his Liverpool damage return on Saturday to assist his aspect’s Underneath-21 workforce document a 7-1 win over Leicester Metropolis.

SUNDAY TIMES

The previous president of Juventus Andrea Agnelli is continuous to struggle for a European Tremendous League regardless of being in soccer exile after resigning from the Italian giants due to monetary irregularities on the Serie A membership.

THE SUN ON SUNDAY

Olivier Giroud is open to a transfer again to the Premier League – at a London membership.

Newcastle are contemplating a transfer for Bristol Metropolis teen Alex Scott.

Mason Greenwood has held his first face-to-face assembly with Manchester United bosses since a rape cost towards him was dropped.

Arsenal have reportedly joined Manchester United within the race to signal Celta Vigo teen Gabri Veiga.

Sunderland keeper Anthony Patterson is in line for a call-up to Gareth Southgate’s full England squad.

MAIL ON SUNDAY

Lionel Messi’s shut pal Sergio Aguero revealed that the World Cup winner could depart PSG this summer time and return to Argentina.

Aaron Ramsey has insisted there may be extra to return from him in a Good shirt however has remained tight-lipped about his future past the tip of the season.

SCOTTISH SUN

Liam Fox has refused to debate his Dundee United future after watching his aspect lose 4-0 to Ross County.

SUNDAY MAIL

Devoted Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack gave supporters a feel-good replace as he posed with a shawl from his hospital mattress in America.