The top stories and rumors about the newspapers of Tuesday …
Athletics
Joao Felix says he would be open to stay with Milan outside his loan from the half season in the club.
Leeds United has had a setback in the defense with backup option Max Wober who is absent for about six weeks.
Alessandro Nesta was again hired as a Monza head coach, seven weeks after he was fired by the Serie A -side.
Sun
Wayne Rooney has landed his first job since he was thinning by Plymouth Argyle.
Luke Littler laughed at the haters of the social media “sat at home to charge their phones” after they had come out of the players' championship.
Legendary Strongman Geoff Capes left his family very much in his will, reveal documents.
Daily Express
William Saliba failed to destroy reports from a move to Real Madrid when an Arsenal fan begged the defender to stay at the Emirates Stadium
Luke Littler mocked his critics by claiming that he still “made a few pounds” despite a gloomy exit from the players' championship.
Daily mail
Parents were left surprised after a man kicked a young boy during a youth football match and caused a large -scale fight between adults imprisoned in a pathogenic viral video.
Newcastle will beat Barcelona and Real Madrid for the signing of Malaga wing player Antonio Cordero.
Daily star
Jose Mourinho showed his true colors and gave a fan the moment of your life by stopping the team bus and inviting him.
Five people, including four female football players, were killed after they put under a tree under a tree during a storm and are struck by lightning.
Daily record
Tony Docherty has admitted that Dundee takes every precautionary measure with Scott Fraser because they are desperate to get him fit and shoot for the run-in.
Alexander Jensen thinks that Going immediately made Aberdeen more dangerous and finally gave them that all elusive advanced advanced.
Scottish sun
Celtic has shown a huge increase in the profit of players and total turnover after releasing their interim financial figures for the first half of the football season and the financial year of the club.
Former Rangers boss Steven Gerrard is the favorite to replace Philippe Clement in the Ibrox Hot-Seat.
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