The top stories and transfer rumors from Wednesday's newspapers…
DAILY MIRROR
Dan Ashworth has been placed at the top of Arsenal's list for the new sporting director, potentially reuniting him with Gunners director Richard Garlick, who he previously worked with at West Bromwich Albion.
Former Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has turned down the chance to coach Norwegian side Molde for a third time.
Alan Shearer has cast doubt on Pep Guardiola's claim that he knew Cole Palmer was a star in the making.
THE TIMES
Tottenham Hotspur defender Cristian Romero appeared to criticize the club's hierarchy for a lack of investment in the team following his side's 4-3 home defeat to Chelsea on Sunday.
DAILY EXPRESS
Manchester United are not ruling out the sale of Lisandro Martinez if Real Madrid are willing to cough up for the defender, according to reports.
Pep Guardiola has admitted that taking some time away from football will do him 'good', despite only recently signing a new contract with Manchester City. The six-time Premier League-winning head coach says he will not manage another club team if he leaves the reigning champions.
DAILY STAR
Manchester United could be ready to let Marcus Rashford leave once the January transfer window arrives as he has reportedly agreed he is not for sale.
THE SUN
Millwall fans are calling on Jose Mourinho to keep his word after he jokingly suggested he would like to take charge at the Den.
Arne Slot was furious with his Liverpool players despite continuing their perfect Champions League record.
Luke Littler was Britain's most Google searched for athlete in 2024.
DAILY MAIL
Marc Cucurella's costly slips in Chelsea's London derby with Tottenham on Sunday look set to be a marketing disaster for Puma and their new £220 boots.
Former Man United boss Louis van Gaal made a surprising appearance at an Ajax training session on Tuesday.
SCOTTISH SUN
Scottish Premier League club Aberdeen have made a huge U-turn, shelving plans for a new £80 million stadium.
DAILY RECORD
Bullish Todd Cantwell insists he is “proud” of the transfer request that saw his Rangers escape to Blackburn Rovers, as he doubled down on his assessment of Philippe Clement.
Defiant Dinamo Zagreb boss Nenad Bjelica insists only his side deserved to win the Champions League deadlock with Celtic.
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