Saturday’s newspaper top news and transfer rumors…
premier league
Adam Wharton is set to leave Crystal Palace this summer. Manchester United target believes he is ready to take the next step and wants to join the Champions League club – The Sun
Tottenham Hotspur will consider turning to Sean Dyche to save the club from relegation if first-choice Roberto De Zerbi continues to insist he only take over at the end of the season, says The Telegraph
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Tim Sherwood has described Spurs’ current situation as “daunting”, saying they are in serious danger of being relegated to the Premier League with seven games left, and revealed what he believes needs to happen for the club to survive.
Everton are set to offer David Moyes a new contract this summer in recognition of his role in transforming the club from relegation candidates to European qualification challengers, the Guardian reports.
Mo Salah turns away from £20m extra transfer bid to hasten Liverpool exit – The Sun
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Sky Sports’ Kabe Solhekol explains what Mo Salah’s departure means for Liverpool.
Jurgen Klopp urges Liverpool to replace Mohamed Salah with Yann Diomande – The Sun
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes is said to have backed a move for Sandro Tonali as interest in the Newcastle midfielder continues to grow – Daily Mirror
EFL
Under Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mack, Wrexham have grown rapidly and reached new heights financially, with the club reporting a record turnover of £33.3m for the 2024/25 season – Daily Star
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Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mack’s best moments in the commentary box during Wrexham’s 2-0 win against Swansea.
Scotland
Scotland captain Andy Robertson says he will make a big decision about his future before the World Cup – remains mum about a potential move to Celtic – Daily Record
Auston Trusty insists Premiership title is ‘a trophy we should win’ despite five points difference between Celtic and league leaders – Daily Record
Neil Lennon says he would like to manage in the Premiership again, but the Dunfermline manager insists he does not want to be distracted by speculation about his future – Scottish Sun
international soccer
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Sky Sports’ senior correspondent Geraint Hughes summed up the best reactions to Wales’ defeat to Bosnia and Herzegovina on penalties in the World Cup play-offs.
Steve Clarke believes there will be more attention on Scotland after Thursday’s play-off match eliminated the three British Isles from the World Cup – Daily Mail
England’s World Cup opponents Ghana are reportedly rocked by a robbery suspect at their training camp in Vienna – The Sun
