Top articles in Tuesday’s newspapers and transfer rumors…
premier league
Manchester United are considering a surprise raid on rivals Liverpool for Alexis Mac Allister, with the club drawing up a list of potential midfield targets to sign in the summer transfer window – Daily Mirror
Nicholas Jackson is expected to return to Chelsea this summer as he has not played enough games for the buyout clause in his loan deal with Bayern Munich to trigger, and the German side are unlikely to pursue another permanent deal, The Times reports.
Manchester United have no intention of sacking chief executive Omar Berrada and any speculation over his future is reportedly unfounded – Daily Express
Tottenham manager John Heitinga leaves club just 32 days after sacking Thomas Frank – The Sun
Manchester United defender Matthijs de Ligt aims to return in March after three months off due to injury – The Sun
Keith Andrews visits the Macclesfield dressing room to praise his non-league side after Brentford ended their FA Cup dreams with a narrow 1-0 win – The Mirror
Tottenham face financial hit to club sponsorship deals, relegation or not, experts claim will run into ‘tens of millions of dollars’ – Daily Telegraph
scottish football
Claudio Braga says defeat to Rangers won’t put Hearts out of contention for this season’s Scottish Premiership – Daily Record
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Highlights of the Scottish Premiership match between Rangers and Hearts
Kevin Nisbet says Aberdeen need to approach their match against Motherwell like it’s a final if they are to have any chance of retaining the Scottish Cup – Daily Record
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Sky Sports reporter Gordon Duncan looks back at a dramatic weekend in the Scottish Premiership and what happens next in the title race!!
european soccer
Fran Beltrán’s late winning goal handed Barcelona a 2-1 defeat against Girona in La Liga.
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Highlights of LALIGA’s match between Girona and Barcelona at Camp Nou
Referee Federico La Penna has received dozens of death threats after accidentally sending off a Juventus player during Saturday’s game against Inter, and Italian police have reportedly advised him not to leave his home – The Guardian
Scotland’s McTominay is reportedly in talks with Napoli over a new contract and is headed for a big pay rise – Scottish Sun
Oleksandr Zinchenko’s loan to Ajax is ruined as knee injury ends his season just two minutes into his home debut – Daily Mail
ICYMI: Top news and transfer rumors in Monday’s newspapers…
