Manchester United must pay Bayern Munich £42m to bring Matthijs ...
The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...
THE TIMES
Man Utd will need to pay Bayern Munich £42m if they want to bring defender Matthijs de Ligt to Old Trafford.
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Man Utd's new shirt sponsorship deal with US IT company Snapdragon is worth £59.3m per season - with no penalty if United fail to qualify for the Champions League.
Newcastle fear Anthony Gordon's 'head may have been turned' after the winger was offered to Liverpool.
DAILY STAR
Unsettled Bayern Munich star Joshua Kimmich is hell-bent on joining Pep Guardiola at Manchester City.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Ezri Konsa is in line to replace the suspended Marc Guehi in England's defence against Switzerland on Saturday.
DAILY MAIL
Jude Bellingham made a similar 'crotch-grabbing' gesture when Real Madrid played Barcelona in April - backing up his claim the gesture he made following his goal against Slovakia was not directed at his opponents.
Kylian Mbappe celebrated in front of Jan Vertonghen after the Belgian defender scored an own goal against France.
DAILY MIRROR
Chelsea striker Armando Broja says he has had offers from clubs in Serie A, the Bundesliga - and the Premier League.
DAILY EXPRESS
F1 icon Lewis Hamilton is reportedly in talks with Gresini Racing about purchasing the satellite Ducati MotoGP squad.
DAILY RECORD
Celtic want to make a summer move for Burnley defender Dara O'Shea.
SCOTTISH SUN
Sead Haksabanovic has claimed that Brendan Rodgers forced the Celtic board into selling him this summer.
The 2024 summer transfer window in the Premier League and Scottish Premiership is officially open.
The window will close on August 30 at 11pm UK time in England and at 11.30pm in Scotland.
The Premier League and Scottish Premiership brought forward Deadline Day to link up with the other major leagues in Europe. The closing dates were set following discussions with the leagues in England, Germany, Italy, Spain and France.
