The top stories and transfer rumours from Saturday's newspapers...
THE MIRROR
Manchester United will only allow Antony to leave on loan if another club is prepared to cover his full pay packet, it has been claimed.
Manchester City must avoid selling potential stars like Cole Palmer and instead offload ageing talent like Kevin De Bruyne and Ederson, says ex-player Bacary Sagna.
Bologna's chief executive has dealt Arsenal a fresh transfer blow as he denied that Riccardo Calafiori's move to the Gunners is imminent.
Liverpool fell to a humbling defeat against Preston North End in a behind-closed-doors friendly, with former Manchester United prospect Robbie Brady putting the Reds to the sword in style.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's comments about Manchester United looking for the "next Kylian Mbappe" may explain his transfer approach this summer - with the club wasting no time signing younger players.
THE SUN
London-based investment firm Vici Private Finance is ready to rescue Everton from the threat of administration.
Sven-Goran Eriksson insists Gareth Southgate's replacement does not have to be English.
Rodri and Alvaro Morata are being investigated by UEFA for their behaviour during the trophy parade for Spain's Euro 2024 win.
DAILY MAIL
Crystal Palace are to set to launch a bid for Arsenal's forgotten man Emile Smith Rowe, as the Eagles look to pip London rivals Fulham to his signature.
World Cup Winner and Premier League legend Thierry Henry has emerged as a candidate for the vacant US Men's National Team coaching position.
DAILY EXPRESS
Manchester United could give Manuel Ugarte the perfect welcome present if they manage to bring him to Old Trafford this summer.
THE TIMES
The FA has taken the unusual step of advertising the vacant England manager's job - and outlined that it expects the successful candidate not only to win a major tournament, but to do so while "inspiring the nation" and having strong personal values.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Eddie Howe has said he will reject any approach from England to replace Gareth Southgate as long as he remains happy at Newcastle.
DAILY RECORD
Rangers have reignited their interest in Plymouth striker Morgan Whittaker.
Ianis Hagi's agent is adamant that Rangers will look to cash in on the midfielder this summer - but has ruled out a switch to the Turkish Super Lig.
SCOTTISH SUN
Rapid Bucharest coach Neil Lennon is closing in on a shock swoop for Celtic stopper Benjamin Siegrist, according to a report.
