Monday's Paper Talk: Football transfer news, rumours and gossip, including Edinson Cavani, Ryan Fraser and Raul Jimenez
Monday's Paper Talk has the latest football gossip from the national newspaper back pages.
DAILY MAIL
- The Premier League are prepared to extend the season to the end of August to ensure the disrupted campaign is completed.
- Manchester United star Marcus Rashford was snapped training with a member of the club's fitness staff on Sunday - with the striker also heading to Carrington for a coronavirus test.
- Arsenal target Emmanuel Dennis is set to leave Club Brugge this summer after three years at the club, his manager has revealed.
DAILY EXPRESS
- Arsenal are likely to miss out on Ryan Fraser as the Bournemouth star has set his sights on a free transfer to Tottenham.
- Newcastle have received a boost in their reported attempt to sign Edinson Cavani. Paris Saint-Germain are not expected to offer the Uruguayan a new contract.
- Liverpool have reportedly tabled a lower offer than Newcastle for Napoli centre-back Kalidou Koulibaly.
- Manchester United face a battle with Juventus to sign Wolves star Raul Jimenez in the summer transfer window.
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THE SUN
- The Premier League will discover how many players have contracted coronavirus when they meet to vote on Project Restart on Monday.
- Harry Kane cannot wait to start chasing his first goal of the decade if the Premier League resumes next month, following the longest spell on the sidelines during his career.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
- Premier League players are expected to return to training on Tuesday, with a decision on neutral venues possible later this week.
- League One clubs are this week expected to follow League Two in curtailing their season, Coventry and Rotherham would be promoted and up to eight teams could be involved in a play-off.
DAILY MIRROR
- Barcelona and Juventus have come to an agreement over a summer move for Nelson Semedo to head to Italy, with Miralem Pjanic, Mattia De Sciglio and £22m heading to Catalunya.
- Wayne Rooney reckons Paul Pogba would benefit from playing in a deeper role at Manchester United.
- Manchester United are reportedly set to be snubbed in the race to sign Thiago Almada, the Argentine midfielder dubbed 'the new Lionel Messi'.
DAILY STAR
- Manchester United have been told they must pay £80m for Jack Grealish by Aston Villa in the summer.
- Liverpool star Adam Lallana has been tipped to leave the club at the end of his contract and move to Leicester.
- Chelsea have demanded at least £58m for Jorginho should Juventus firm up their interest.
OTHER
- Premier League clubs have been told they could face heavy sanctions for serious breaches of new COVID-19 rules amid concerns that the system for testing players could be manipulated. (THE TIMES)
- Celtic are set to be crowned champions after an emergency SPFL board meeting on Monday morning. (DAILY RECORD
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