The best stories and the transfer of rumors from newspapers on Thursday …
Daily Telegraph
His club is estimated at the Bretton midfielder and Hof Albion Carlos Paliba at more than 100 million pounds, with Manchester United who are not willing to buy at this price.
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Speaking of transportation podcasts for transportation, Henry Winter suggests that Manchester United is desperate mobile midfielder and believes that Carlos Paliba will be completely appropriate in Old Trafford.
Daily Mail
Everton Grad Branatoeot He suffered from a knee strings in training and could be outside the end of September.
Sun
Crystal Palace plans to raid Liverpool before the end of the transfer window – in an attempt to secure Harvey Elliot.
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A look back at all Harvey Elliott goals for Liverpool in the Premier League.
The Crystal Palace Odsonne Edouard striker is approaching the transition to the cute French side.
The Times
Manchester City holds a fee of about 67 million pounds for Brazilian wing, Savinho, who interests Tottenham Hotspur.
Newcastle United expects to complete the signing of Aston midfielder Villa Jacob Ramsey in a deal worth 38 million pounds.
Yaqoub Ramzi is required by Newcastle
Athlete
Rome is holding talks with Aston Villa to sign the wing Lyon Billy on loan with a commitment to purchase.
Manchester City held talks with Gianluigi Donnarum’s agent to discuss an agreement to sign the Italian goalkeeper.
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A special football discussion that the Premier League can benefit more than Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG after a number of rumors of exit.
Daily Mirror
Manchester City rejected an offer from Nottingham Forest to Rico Lewis.
Jack Wilsheer rejected an opportunity to return to work at the Arsenal Academy, where he continues to follow his first steps to senior management.
Guardian
Dominic Calver-Lewin is undergoing a medical in Leeds before the completion of free transportation to the Premier League club.
Sky Sports to offer 215 games in the Premier League this season
From this season, Sky Sports’ The Premier League coverage will increase from 128 games to at least 215 games.
80 percent of all the Premier League matches will remain this season Sky Sports.
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