Manchester City Prepares Formal Offer for Enzo Fernández Despite Missed Chelsea Deadline

The latest transfer headlines from today’s newspapers.

Manchester City plans to submit a bid for Enzo Fernández even though Chelsea’s 5 p.m. deadline passed on Friday, according to talkSPORT.

Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus says he is not interested in a move to Napoli, despite the club’s reported interest, reports the Mirror.

Manchester City has identified Roma midfielder Manu Kone as a potential signing for a revamped midfield following the departures of Rodri and Tijjani Reijnders, the Daily Mail reports.

Arsenal prefers to send teenage midfielder Ethan Nwaneri on loan rather than sell him permanently, the Daily Mail reports.

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Ederson remains baffled as to why his transfer to Manchester United collapsed, claiming his medical “went well” – The Sun

Benfica have made contact with Chelsea over defender Tosin Adarabioyo – The Sun

Marcus Rashford will not put Manchester United under any pressure to give him his No 10 shirt back if he stays at Old Trafford – The Sun

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Jack Grealish remains in contact with Everton as he seeks to clarify his Manchester City future, reports the Mirror.

Arsenal is reportedly closing in on the signings of Manchester United youngsters James Scanlon and Habeeb Ogunneye, according to The Athletic.

St Mirren has agreed a loan deal for Liverpool right-back Calvin Ramsay, as reported by the Scottish Sun.

EUROPEAN FOOTBALL

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Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho has responded to Barcelona’s signing of Rodri, arguing that victories are decided on the field rather than in the transfer market, following the midfielder’s rejection of the Galacticos, reports the Mirror.

Mourinho also revealed that he told Vinicius Jr that moving from Real Madrid to Arsenal was ‘not worth it’, the Mirror reports.

Barcelona is reportedly poised to pursue Harry Kane should contract negotiations with Bayern Munich not progress as expected, the Daily Mail reports.

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL

Hajduk Split sporting director Robert Graf admits the club must sell players before reinforcing the squad, acknowledging that Celtic target Niko Sigur is one of two key players who could aid that process, the Daily Record reports.

Motherwell is leading the pursuit of free‑scoring Ilves star Jardell Kanga, the Daily Record reports.

TENNIS

Grand Slam tournaments have agreed to create a formal player advisory council to address the ongoing dispute over prize money, the Guardian reports.

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