Luke Shaw Could Leave Manchester United Without New Deal

Latest transfer news and headlines include: Barcelona are interested in signing JJ Gabriel after the 15-year-old requested to quit Man Utd;…
Luke Shaw Could Leave Manchester United Without New Deal

Thursday 17 September 2026, 06:47 UK. Here are the top transfer stories and rumours from the national newspapers.

Luke Shaw could leave Manchester United next summer, with no indication of contract discussions between the club and the 31-year-old England defender, the Daily Mail reports.

Former Manchester United defender Tyrell Malacia is training with MLS side FC Cincinnati as he looks for his next challenge after leaving Old Trafford, according to the Daily Mail.

Barcelona are interested in signing JJ Gabriel, with other clubs expected to join the chase after the 15-year-old asked to leave Manchester United, the Daily Telegraph reports.

Enzo Maresca played down the controversy over Manchester City's winning goal at Old Trafford, saying he and the club are still waiting for an apology for Manchester United's controversial winner in the derby three years ago, according to The Times.

Arsenal are monitoring Liverpool wonderkid Rio Ngumoha while contract talks continue, The Sun reports.

Tottenham are the latest club linked with Argentine striker Mauro Icardi, who is a free agent after leaving Galatasaray in July, according to Calciomercato.

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Rangers teenager Kyle Glasgow has been fast-tracked into Scotland's U20 squad, partly to stop him being poached by Portugal, the Daily Record reports.

Cristiano Ronaldo could be seeking a new club as soon as January, with reports suggesting he will leave Saudi Arabia in the coming months, according to the Daily Express.

Matt Fitzpatrick, the world number four, has admitted he has reservations about playing in the DP World Tour's end-of-season events in Abu Dhabi and Dubai due to the conflict in the Middle East, the Guardian reports.

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