Lewis Hall Extends Newcastle Deal, Dealing Blow to Manchester United

The main stories and transfer developments from Tuesday’s newspapers follow.

PREMIER LEAGUE

Manchester United have suffered a significant transfer setback after top target Lewis Hall signed a new five-year contract with Newcastle – The Sun.

Brentford have opened discussions with Kevin Schade regarding a new contract – Daily Star.

Danny Murphy, the former Liverpool star, believes Brentford full-backs Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez “are not good enough” and “are not going to get better” – Daily Mirror.

Xabi Alonso has held private discussions with Estevao Willian as reports claim the Chelsea midfielder is concerned about his limited opportunities and his place in the new manager’s plans – Daily Mail.

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Mikel Arteta persuaded Miles Lewis-Skelly to remain at the Emirates Stadium by reassuring the Arsenal academy product that he would adapt his tactical system to suit him – The Sun.

Gabriel Jesus has said he was required to train alone at Arsenal in the days before leaving the club – Daily Mirror.

Arsenal’s preparations for their opening Champions League match against Napoli were disrupted after the club became caught up in widespread travel problems affecting airports across the United Kingdom – The Guardian.

Paul Scholes has suggested that an issue may have developed between Declan Rice and Morgan Rogers after the England players had a heated confrontation during Arsenal’s 2-1 victory over Chelsea – The Sun.

EUROPEAN FOOTBALL

Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay is expected to return to training in two weeks following successful heart surgery – Daily Mail.

WORLD FOOTBALL

Arabian Falcons manager Jonjo Shelvey has offered an unexpected opportunity to both Raheem Sterling and Jadon Sancho in Dubai , with the pair still without clubs – The Mirror.

More than 100,000 people have signed a formal complaint calling on FIFA to investigate president Gianni Infantino over alleged breaches of the organisation’s code of ethics relating to his connections with US president Donald Trump – The Independent.

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL

Derek McInnes has said John Souttar could still leave Rangers this month – Scottish Sun.

Motherwell have confirmed the departure of striker Apostolos Stamatelopoulos – Scottish Sun.

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