Breaking news and transfer rumors from Tuesday’s newspapers… PREMIER LEAGUE Manchester United got hit with a hammer after the top target Lewis Hall signed a new five-year contract Newcastle – Sun Brentford started negotiations with Kevin Schade under the new contract – Daily Star Former Liverpool star Danny Murphy the club’s defenders insist – Jeremy Frimpong And Milos Kerkez – “not good enough” and “they won’t get better” – Daily mirror Xabi Alonso held private negotiations with Estevao Willian amid speculation that Chelsea The Brazilian boy wonder is concerned about his lack of opportunities and his new manager’s vision – Daily mail Use Chrome browser for a better video player experience. Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso says Estevao has a future at the club despite not playing much this season. Mikel Arteta convinced Miles Lewis-Skelly stay in Emirates Stadium informing Arsenal product of the academy that he will change his formation – Sun Gabriel Jesus admitted that he was forced to train alone in Arsenal in the days leading up to his departure – Daily mirror Image: Gabriel Jesus has signed a contract with Barcelona until 2029. Arsenal preparations for their opening Champions League game against Naples were disrupted after they became embroiled in the travel chaos that has affected airports across the country. United Kingdom – Guardian Paul Scholes suggested that there might be a problem between Declan Rice And Morgan Rogers V World Championship after England the duo were involved in a heated argument during Arsenal victory over 2-1 Chelsea – Sun EUROPEAN FOOTBALL Naples midfielder Scott McTominay is set to return to training two weeks after successful heart surgery. Daily mail 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. WORLD FOOTBALL Arabian falcons manager Jonjo Shelvey offered amazing ways of salvation for Raheem Sterling And Jadon Sancho V Dubai with a duet without clubs yet – Mirror More than 100,000 people have signed a formal complaint calling for FIFA investigate the president’s actions Gianni Infantino regarding alleged violations of the governing body’s code of ethics regarding its ties to the US President Donald Trump – Independent SCOTTISH FOOTBALL Derek McInnes revealed John Souttar I could still leave Rangers this month – Scottish sun Motherwell striker’s departure confirmed Apostolos Stamatelopoulos – Scottish sun Post navigation Transfer news live: Arsenal triple deal; Manchester United signs Liverpool prodigy What will Apple call its foldable iPhone?