Breaking news and transfer rumors from Tuesday’s newspapers… PREMIER LEAGUE Borussia Dortmund midfielder Felix Nmecha has become a potential transfer target for Manchester UnitedWith Manchester City And Newcastle interesting too – Daily Express Former Tottenham player Serge Aurier is ready to take his career to new depths by joining seventh division club Montigny-en-Goel in France. Sun Leon Goretzka will be out at least until the international break, which will be a new blow to Aston Villa new team – Daily mail Manchester United agreed to sign the deal Liverpool teenager Isaac Conde – Mirror Please use Chrome browser for a better video player experience. Asmir Begovic and Dave Reid reveal how much more money Manchester United should have spent on protecting them Manchester United still interested in signing Leicester City midfielder Louis Page18, after missing deadline to join England youth team – ESPN The transfer window closed a few days ago, but already Fulham were forced to spend around £19 million on Hugo Larsson Loan move from Eintracht Frankfurt to become permanent after just one appearance – Daily Express EUROPEAN Milan are preparing to sign 20-year-old Brazilian national team striker Endrick, on loan from real Madrid in January – Calciomercato Watch Paper Talk on Sky Sports News Paper Talk is a roundup of national newspaper sports headlines, broadcast live Monday to Friday on Sky Sports News from 10:30pm. Missed the show? Stay up to date with the latest news with the Paper Talk podcast. SCOTTISH FOOTBALL Celtic Manager Martin O’Neill names striker Khota could return to the Scottish Championship ahead of schedule – Daily record Please use Chrome browser for a better video player experience. Rangers head coach Derek McInnes fears Lawrence Shankland could be “out for some time with a serious hamstring injury” after coming on against Motherwell in the 1-0 win at Ibrox. Rangers fear skipper Lawrence Shankland he may be chasing another ball this year after he limped out of Saturday’s win over Motherwell with a hamstring injury – Daily record CRICKET Pakistan Cricket Board confiscated and checked the phones of two players as part of an investigation into “discipline and conduct” during their disastrous tour of England – Daily Telegraph Use Chrome browser for a better video player experience. Stuart Broad assesses Joe Root’s developing England team and says the captain will be pleased to see his side deliver what was expected of them against Pakistan. TENNIS Carlos Alcaraz split from a group of top players demanding a larger share of Grand Slam prize money, dealing a major blow to the campaign – Times Please use Chrome browser for a better video player experience. Highlights of Carlos Alcaraz vs. Jaime Faria at the US Open Post navigation Hotels in Ocean City are preparing for the off-season – 47abc United Airlines shares are flat in 2026 despite record quarter and biggest gain ever