Everton want Jack Grealish loan deal from Man City as Man Utd weight up Gianluigi Donnarumma move – Paper Talk | Football News

The best stories and the transfer of rumors from newspapers on Tuesday …

Independent

Everton aims to secure a Jack Grilliche loan deal, although any negotiations depend on whether Manchester City will accept a temporary “deluxe” or pay for a permanent sale.

Daily Mirror

Manchester United weighs a step by Gianluigi Donnarum after Paris Saint -Germain agreed to a deal worth 34.9 million pounds to sign a new goalkeeper.

Manuel Ugarte pledged to show that it deserves a fee of 50 million pounds that Manchester United paid for it.

Daily Mail

Nottingham Forest has recruited a legal team to represent them in the appeal of Crystal Palace against the decision to reduce them from the European League.

Toby Koller is open to get out of Manchester United this season as a competition for places in Old Trafford.

George Russell closes in a multi -season deal at a value of 30 million pounds per year to stay in Mercedes.

Thomas Frank has revealed how to build on the legacy of Angkogoglu in Tottenham – and alluded to a major role for Ibn Hyung Min in the next season.

Sun

The ambitious Saudi costume NEOM closes the French defender Nathan Zizi, who was called the next William Saliba.

According to what was reported, Man UTD is to kidnap Newcastle’s attempt to sign Benjamin Cisco.

The son of Roma and Italy, Francesco Totti legend from professional football between only 19 years old.

Daily record

Ross McCaUUUSAND is scheduled to join Aris Limassol on loan, according to a report.

Winger Vaclav Cerny seems to have a sudden second chance in Wolfsburg, after appearing on the edge of a way out after the loan talisman in Rangers.

Olddeen renewed their interest in Marco Lazytec – where Jimmy Thynin is looking to bring four new signatures before the window closed.

It is said that Celtic is lining up in a loan step for Manchester Simpson-Pusey.

Sky Sports to offer 215 games in the Premier League next season

From next season, Sky Sports’ The Premier League coverage will increase from 128 games to at least 215 games.

And 80 percent of all the TV Premier League matches next season are running Sky Sports.