All the top stories and transfer rumors from Sunday’s national papers…
sunday is the sun
Juventus and Inter Milan sent scouts to see Connor Gallagher shine at Crystal Palace against Manchester City last week.
Chelsea captain Cesar Azpilicueta has reportedly signed a deal to join Barcelona on a free transfer this summer.
Antonio Rudiger is reportedly set to sign a four-year deal with Juventus.
If Michael O’Neill had left Stoke, Daniel Fark would have been on the Chief’s emergency blacklist.
daily star sunday
Juventus are aiming for a big win over Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus.
Paul Pogba is back on Barcelona’s radar as he prepares to leave Manchester United.
Paul Pogba’s contract with Manchester United expires at the end of the season
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sunday weather
Aaron Ramsdale is unfit for England’s upcoming matches against Switzerland and the Ivory Coast due to a hip injury.
sunday telegraph
The government on Saturday condemned the owner of Manchester City, along with the leaders of the United Arab Emirates, for welcoming Syrian President and Vladimir Putin ally Bashar al-Assad to his country.
Sir Dave Brailleford is set to join the England and Wales Cricket Board High Performance Review Panel set up by Sir Andrew Strauss to advise on the restructuring of English cricket from 2023.
mail on sunday
Gabriel Agbonlahor says England could earn a place in the World Cup squad if Aston Villa youngster Jacob Ramsey continues his performance.
Paul Merson encouraged Declan Rice to move from West Ham to Manchester United this summer.
–Paul Merson thinks Declan Rice could be ready for a big-money summer move
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Liverpool’s signing of Celtic’s top-rated youngster Ben Dok is likely to result in £150,000 compensation for the Anfield club.
sunday express
Tottenham boss Antonio Conte is a big fan of Napoli leader Victor Osimhen and is reportedly set to transfer to Italy in the summer.
Barcelona are interested in signing Tottenham left-back Sergio Regulan and could reportedly offer two players in a possible exchange.
Daily log
Prestigious Newcastle Dundee United have sacked goalkeeping coach Tony Kaig.
Lawrence Schnckland insisted, who despised that the Belgian had relegated to the second division but had not given up on regaining his position in Scotland.
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