The top stories and transfer rumors from Tuesday's newspapers…
DAILY MIRROR
Erik ten Hag and Graham Potter are set to compete to replace Marco Rose as RB Leipzig boss.
Trent Alexander-Arnold is negotiating a new contract with Liverpool and his teammates want him to stay, according to Alexis Mac Allister.
THE TIMES
Manchester City could learn their fate on charges over multiple alleged breaches of Premier League rules before the end of January, but legal experts believe any appeal will drag on until next season.
Former Manchester United and England centre-back Gary Pallister has revealed that he suffered from debilitating migraines and severe headaches during his playing career, which prevented him from training.
THE GUARDIAN
Alisson could make his return for Liverpool against Girona in the Champions League in Montilivi on Tuesday evening after Arne Slot confirmed he is ready to start again.
THE SUN
Man Utd have stepped aside from the role of sporting director after their failed Dan Ashworth experiment.
According to reports, Graham Potter is willing to take on the West Ham job until the end of the season.
Fluminense defender Thiago Silva walked across the pitch on his knees after the club narrowly avoided relegation.
Barcelona star Dani Olmo lost his tooth after a collision with Real Betis defender Marc Bartra during a LaLiga match on Saturday.
DAILY MAIL
Tottenham defender Cristian Romero has warned Daniel Levy that the club is falling behind their Premier League rivals due to a lack of investment.
DAILY EXPRESS
Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has refused to leave the club in the future as he begged the Reds to keep Mohamed Salah at Anfield.
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah and Chelsea sensation Cole Palmer were among the names rejected after the FIFPRO World XI was released on Monday.
Nigel Pearson has revealed he has been forced to learn to walk again due to a 'neurological situation' that emerged last year.
Tottenham defender Pedro Porro has deactivated his account on X (formerly Twitter) after being criticized by supporters for sharing a message following the 4-3 defeat to Chelsea.
DAILY RECORD
Celtic are said to be interested in a permanent deal for emerging Lyon star Mahamadou Diawara in January, who has been frustrated by his lack of playing time.
Aberdeen CEO Alan Burrows has revealed that the club are growing frustrated and impatient with the SPFL as they await a verdict on how much Rangers will have to pay for Connor Barron.
With nine first-team players free to move on at the end of the season, Hearts boss Neil Critchley says he will know when the time is right to open talks on new deals.
Lee McCulloch believes resurgent Rangers can put new pressure on former Old Firm tormentor Ange Postecoglou and his 'fragile' Tottenham team this week.
SCOTTISH SUN
Celtic fans who have traveled to Croatia have already been “targeted” by rival fans, the club has revealed.
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