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Transfer the top stories and rumors about Thursday's newspapers …

Sun

Arsenal wants to sign Bruno Guimaraes as part of a beautiful triple summer transfer that is under incoming new chef Andrea Berta.

Premier League owner Tony Bloom lost £ 50,000 after he had bet on his own horse in Cheltenham.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has declared war against the bloated wage account at Manchester United.

Newcastle has offered an olive branch to former directors Amanda Staveley and Mehrdad Ghodoussi – while the tone invited their former leaders to Wembley on Sunday.

Everton is investigating a shock movement for Newcastle -midfielder Sean Longstaff, claim reports.

Arsenal is said to be interested in signing Bayern Munich Winger Leroy Sane.

Daily mirror

Arsenal is expected to be busy this summer on the transfer market with Andrea Berta ready to supervise their company after agreeing to become the new sports director of Gunners.

Trent Alexander-Arnold will miss the Carabao Cup final for the second consecutive season, but Liverpool's right back seems to have avoided a serious injury.

Rasmus Hojlund has received a voice of confidence from the head coach of the National Team of Denmark.

Daily Express

Harry Maguire is better in shape for Manchester United this season, but the Red Devils are encouraged to pay off his contract and let him leave the club.

Manchester United will lose a second member of their medical team at a Premier League rival.

Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario believes that Andoni Iraola van Bournemouth has changed the best 'pressure' team. The Cherries -Baas is said to be on the Management Hort List of Spurs in case they decide to renounce the current Manager Ange Postecoglou.

Formula 1 has announced a large power play by binding Chief Executive Stefano Domenicali to a new long-term contract.

Time

Newcastle United supporters who go back to Tyneside by train after the Carabao Cup final will be excluded from drinking alcohol.

Tottenham -head coach Ange Postecoglou is standing by saying that he always wins something in his second year at clubs, while Spurs is trying to save their season against AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League.

The rebels that called to remove the RFU top man, Bill Sweeney, are now also trying to expel the entire board.

De Telegraaf

Newcastle United is ready to launch “Project 2030” while in the second phase of the club search for growth under the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia.

The guardian

Crystal Palace has opened conversations with Oliver Glasner about expanding his contract in an attempt to ward off the potential interest of RB Leipzig.

Dozens of accusations of misconduct against police officers with regard to the Hillsborough disaster from 1989 have been maintained by the watchdog of the police standards.

Athletics

Brazilian club Palmeiras and the bodies representing professional clubs in the country have written to FIFA and Conmebol and demand action after another controversial incident of racism in South America.

Angel Correa from Atletico Madrid has received a La Liga ban of five games after insulting the referee after his red card during Sunday's game in Getafe.

Evening stand

Levi Colwill says that he “caught up with old times” with Thomas Tuchel on the phone, and hopes that the New England manager calls him in his first team on Friday.

Daily mail

The £ 2 billion super stage plans of Manchester United have been questioned because insiders from the industry are questioned the courageous explanations of Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

Caoimhin Kelleher will probably start the Carabao Cup final for no 1 goalkeeper Alisson.

Scottish sun

Jose Mourinho told that the defeat did not hurt him, because the Fenerbahce boss Bullishly claimed: “They are no better than we do.”

Daily record

Steve Clarke could be forced to sweat on the fitness of Sterrenman Scott McTominay prior to the play-off of Vital Nations League with Greece.

The harbor boss of Shanghai Kevin Muscat has dropped an indication that he is watching Rangers – with a nod to Jose Mourinho.

Scottish football chefs want to introduce a new U19 -age group in an attempt to give more promising young people the opportunity to make the breakthrough.