Plus: Gary Lineker warns Declan Rice his England place could be under threat thanks to the emergence of Alex Scott; ambitious plans to redevelop the Emirates Stadium by increasing its capacity have been shelved by Arsenal; teenager Charlie Holt quits Manchester City and joins Cardiff City The top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday’s newspapers… Arsenal are reportedly interested in signing Como star Nico Paz, but Mikel Arteta’s chances of landing the creative midfielder have suffered a blow before talks have even gotten off the ground – Daily Star Manchester City have seen teenage sensation Charlie Holt quit for Cardiff – just days after the Premier League giants were found guilty of breaching financial rules – The Sun Ambitious plans to redevelop the Emirates Stadium by increasing its capacity have been shelved by Arsenal – The Sun Ex-Premier League star James McClean has released a statement slamming his treatment by Derry City as a contract war with his hometown club rages on – The Sun Former Arsenal winger Willian claims he was promised the earth by Mikel Arteta and the Gunners hierarchy ahead of his switch from Chelsea – Daily Star Gary Lineker has warned Declan Rice that his England place could be under threat thanks to the emergence of Alex Scott – Daily Mirror Republic of Ireland U21s 3-1 England U21s: Lee Carsley’s side suffer defeat in Cork as Ireland secure play-off place for Euro 2027 ‘Beyond my wildest dreams’ | Harry Kane reacts to earning his record-equalling 125th England cap against Czech Republic Scotland 1-2 Slovenia: Sebastien Pocognoli still waiting for first Hampden Park victory Scotland football news: Live updates, schedule and analysis of the national team Premier League: Are Liverpool in crisis after latest Jeremy Jacquet injury concern? Jamie Carragher calls for quick resolution to Man City case Tony Docherty and Steven Naismith were both sent off during a chaotic two-minute spell that saw the referee brandish four red cards during Scotland Under-21s’ clash against Bulgaria – The Scottish Sun Cristiano Ronaldo lashed out at Portugal manager Jorge Jesus and apologised to his international team-mates in an extraordinary 2,000-word statement – Daily Mail Play Super 6 for a chance to win £1m! Enter for free.
Papers: Arsenal 'interested' in Paz but bid to sign Como star dealt blow
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