Top news and transfer rumors in Thursday’s newspapers.
premier league
Liverpool will not bid farewell to Mohamed Salah at Anfield on Saturday against Brighton to protect player transfer fees – The Telegraph
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Sky Sports’ chief correspondent Kaveh Solhekor explains how Mohamed Salah’s move to Saudi Arabia could happen, or whether he could even be tempted by a move to another club in Europe or the Premier League.
Florian Wirtz’s status as Liverpool’s future infuriates Mohamed Salah and is at the heart of his animosity – BILD
Former Arsenal and Liverpool midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain aims to return to the Premier League in January after being released by Besiktas in the summer – Reporter for The Athletic
Manchester United could be scheduled for a pre-season friendly against Wrexham next summer – Daily Mail
A parliamentary committee has set out plans to re-summon West Midlands Police’s chief constable after finding parts of police evidence about the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from attending Aston Villa were incorrect. guardian paper
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Sky Sports News’ Rob Jones said Aston Villa’s Europa League match against Maccabi Tel Aviv went off without any major incidents.
Fulham eyes surprise move for former Everton and Juventus striker Moise Kean as they look to address their struggles in front of goal – Daily Mail
Wolves plan to abandon previous reliance on agents to make deals and overhaul recruitment strategy – Daily Mail
Fulham are considering a move for Strasbourg manager Liam Rosenior if they decide to replace Marco Silva – The Sun
international soccer
Complaints from both countries over Pride events could force FIFA authorities to change World Cup group stage match between Egypt and Iran – The Sun
Andre Onana has been sensationally selected in Cameroon’s 28-man AFCON squad despite the sacking of the coach who called him up last week – The Sun
european soccer
Manager Jurgen Klopp has agreed with Red Bull that he will step down to replace Xabi Alonso as head of world football if he is sacked by Real Madrid.
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Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso talks about his future at the club ahead of the Champions League match against Man City
scottish football
Nico Raskin named Besiktas January target – The Scottish Sun
