Transfer the top stories and rumors about Thursday's newspapers …
Sun
Chelsea has made Aston Villa Star Morgan Rogers their top objective for the rest of the transfer window.
A former wonder kid in Manchester United sues a doctor for £ 7 million about an “unnecessary” operation.
Arsenal seems to have defeated a series of clubs for the signing of Salford Striker Will Wright.
Daily mail
Manchester United is interested in Brighton Left Back Pervis Estupinan, according to a report.
Juan Mata has revealed that his family encouraged him to leave Manchester United after the appointment of Jose Mourinho.
The great -grandson of the Italian fascist dictator Benito Mussolini will play in the Serie A next season after completing a transfer movement.
The French police reportedly launched a probe in payments from Real Madrid star Kylian Mbappe to officers, in the midst of questions about whether the funds were for World Cup tasks or personal protection.
Daily mirror
Aston Villa is the newest club that indicated their interest in Manchester United Alejandro Garnacho.
Former Aston Villa striker Jhon Duran has already fallen with Jose Mourinho, only a few weeks after drawing for Fenerbahce, after he did not appear before the start of the training for the season.
Chelsea is supposed to consider a movement for Jorrel Hato, the highly appreciated Ajax defender who has previously been interesting for both Arsenal and Liverpool.
Manchester United uses a new transfer approach and offer Academy players to other clubs.
Former Chelsea -Baas Maurizio Sarri was taken to the hospital after a “sudden illness” while following Lazio training -but the Italian is supposed to have been restored after first checks.
Daily Express
Manchester United is reportedly received a big boost in their pursuit of Aston Villa star Ollie Watkins.
Richard Hughes, Sporting Director of Liverpool, was about to secure Nicolas Jackson, only for the deal to collapse at the 11th hour.
UEFA has issued a considerable 10-year ban on Montenegrin Side FK Arsenal Tivat, together with a fine of £ 434,000, due to integrity breaks and claims with match fixing during their conference competition.
De Telegraaf
Proposals to remove rebounds from fines and broaden VAR us to cover corners and second yellow cards are one of the ideas that are considered by football laws.
The guardian
Steve Parish has suggested that Nottingham Forest is the fault of the relegation of Crystal Palace from the Europa League to the Conference League.
Manchester United's efforts to buy Bryan Mbeumo were stuck after Brentford had increased their appreciation to £ 70 million.
Athletics
The planned return from Barcelona to the camp well on 10 August looks increasingly unlikely because the club has difficulty completing the necessary work to get 62,000 people in the stands.
The standard
Liverpool attacker Diogo Jota was honored with a mural on a pub near Anfield.
Sarina Wiegman called for a 'right England' version while the Lionesses are preparing for Sweden in the quarterfinals of 2025.
Jude Bellingham will be excluded for three months after he has successfully undergone surgery with a shoulder injury.
Scottish sun
Rangers' new £ 3.5 million star Thelo Baasgaard is a major injury for the Champions League Crunch against Panathinaikos.
Shin Yamada has said a very emotional farewell to Kawasaki Frontale while closing his Celtic switch.
Daily record
Brendan Rodgers has confirmed that Shin Yamada is on his way to Celtic – but he is still on the market for another striker.
Barry Bannan insists that Rangers have packed a bargain with their £ 2.2 million battle for Djidi Gassama.
Celtic has dumped their cooperation agreement with Queen's Park and will go with Ayr United instead.