Monday’s newspaper top news and transfer rumors…
premier league
Tottenham bosses want to persuade Roberto De Zerbi to take up the head coaching job now rather than waiting until the end of the season – BBC Sport
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Sky Sports News’ Michael Bridge has detailed whether Roberto De Zerbi could replace Igor Tudor as Tottenham manager in a bid to help the club avoid relegation from the Premier League.
Sean Dyche and Ryan Mason could replace Igor Tudor as Tottenham manager – The Sun
Glenn Hoddle is in line to return to Tottenham to replace Igor Tudor until the end of the season despite last managing in 2006 – Daily Mail
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The story of Igor Tudor’s reign at Tottenham Hotspur.
Adi Hitter and Roberto De Zerbi are also thought to be among the frontrunners for the Spurs job in the long term – The Mirror
David Beckham backs Michael Carrick handing keys to permanent move to Manchester United – The Sun
european soccer
Bayern Munich honorary chairman Uli Hoeness has sought to dispel any potential interest in the England captain, claiming Harry Kane is worth just under £220m – kicker
first minister of scotland
Rangers sign Dundee defender Luke Graham ‘a long way off’ – Daily Record
Celtic are on high alert following Igor Tudor’s departure from Tottenham, with Robbie Keane among manager candidates for the north London vacancy – Daily Record
boxing
Fabio Wardley says he will only fight Moses Itauma on the condition that the winner faces Oleksandr Usyk after Itauma’s KO win over Jermaine Franklin – The Sun
golf
Tiger Woods still plans to compete at Augusta National despite recent DUI arrest – Daily Mail
F1
FIA releases statement after Oliver Bearman’s high-speed crash during the Japanese Grand Prix, saying it will evaluate new regulations after a number of drivers raised safety concerns – The Sun
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Carlos Sainz says he hopes the FIA will come up with “better regulations” ahead of Miami, following Olly Bearman’s serious crash during the Japanese Grand Prix.
