Here are the latest sports headlines and transfer news making waves this Saturday…
THE SUN
Atletico Madrid is considering a bold move for Nicolas Jackson this summer, but two Premier League clubs might also want him.
Arsenal is facing more injury troubles, with Bukayo Saka expected to be out for another eight weeks.
DAILY MIRROR
Ruben Amorim, Manchester United’s manager, has acknowledged the need for the team to sell players this summer to finance rebuilding efforts.
Mikel Arteta, speaking about Kai Havertz’s season-ending injury, is open to exploring free agent signings as Arsenal navigates through their injury crisis.
Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo’s £61 million private jet turned heads after arriving at Manchester Airport on Friday. His lavish lifestyle continues to attract attention.
Arsenal’s Adamant: Even with injuries, the squad remains strong, and Arteta believes they can keep chasing the title.
Liverpool’s manager Arne Slot believes Matheus Cunha has the talent to play for one of the top clubs as Wolves anticipate offers for him this summer.
DAILY MAIL
Tottenham’s Daniel Levy is bracing for sizeable protests this Sunday when Spurs host Manchester United. However, Tottenham may welcome back several injured players in time for the match.
Mohamed Salah’s agent recently sent a brief message to Liverpool’s management amid ongoing contract discussions involving the Egyptian star.
Unai Emery of Aston Villa has criticized the rescheduled fixture list as “unfair,” especially concerning the upcoming match against Liverpool.
DAILY STAR
Paul Parker remarked that top stars are hesitant to join Manchester United nowadays, reflecting on the club’s current struggles.
Former player Louis Saha advised Harry Kane against considering Arsenal for a return to the Premier League if he wants to win trophies.
In a lighter moment, goalkeeper Zach Hemming was spotted at the Premier League Darts in Glasgow waving a sign requesting the sacking of his St Mirren manager, Stephen Robinson.
DAILY EXPRESS
Erik ten Hag has discussed Tyrell Malacia’s ongoing issues at Manchester United, revealing Malacia has had to undergo a second surgery for a severe knee injury sustained last year.
DAILY RECORD
Mathias Kvistgaarden, the highly sought-after Brondby player, has addressed the failed January transfer move to Celtic, expressing his thoughts for the first time on the matter.
Slobodan Rubezic decided to leave Aberdeen shockingly, opting to return on loan to Novi Pazar, stating, “It is best this way.”
SCOTTISH SUN
After Rangers’ unexpected exit from the Scottish Cup, manager Philippe Clement spoke on the conversations he had with chief executive Patrick Stewart regarding the team’s future.
