Plus: Andriy Shevchenko’s son Kristian completes shock move to non-league Sholing; Manchester United handed injury boost; Arsenal reveal Emirates Stadium redevelopment plans; Hearts interested in ex-Ajax youth Precious Ugwu The top stories and transfer rumours from Saturday’s newspapers… Manchester United are considering legal action if JJ Gabriel leaves as Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Real Madrid chase the 15-year-old star – The Sun Manchester United have been handed a significant injury boost with summer signing Carlos Baleba playing in a behind-closed-doors friendly on Friday – Daily Mail Arsenal have revealed their redevelopment plans for their Emirates Stadium that won’t see the team moving away, like rivals Tottenham did – The Sun Thomas Tuchel says he is ready to carry on picking Manchester City players even if they are in the Championship – Mirror Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Thomas Tuchel revealed that England’s Manchester City stars are worried for their immediate futures after this week’s bombshell guilty verdict for breaching financial rules – Daily Mail Andriy Shevchenko’s son Kristian has completed a shock move to non-league club Sholing after brief spells with Chelsea and Tottenham – The Sun Gateshead have been plunged into crisis with players and staff going unpaid after director Mark Nellist’s resignation – The Sun Celtic star Jota has returned to action after 18 months of injury hell – Scottish Sun Derek McInnes has demanded Rangers back up their Old Firm wins when the Premiership restarts – Scottish Sun Hearts are reportedly interested in former Ajax youth ace Precious Ugwu to bolster their defence – Scottish Sun Renee Slegers says she has felt the full support of Arsenal’s board and praised her senior players for showing “monumental leadership” this week as she vows to find solutions to recent poor form before Sunday’s pivotal trip to Manchester City – Guardian Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Eddie Hearn believes Anthony Joshua is taking a big psychological advantage into his fight with Tyson Fury – The Sun World and Olympic pole vault champion Mondo Duplantis has decided to skip the entire 2027 indoor season, including the European Indoor Championships in Valencia, to focus on recovery and preparation for the outdoor campaign – Independent Play Super 6 for a chance to win £1m! Enter for free.
Papers: Man Utd to consider legal action if Gabriel leaves
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