Monday 7 September 2026, 23:42 UK
Here are the top transfer stories and rumours from Tuesday's newspapers.
Borussia Dortmund midfielder Felix Nmecha has emerged as a potential transfer target for Manchester United, with Manchester City and Newcastle also interested, according to the Daily Express.
Ex-Tottenham player Serge Aurier is set to join seventh-tier French club Montigny-en-Gohelle, reports The Sun.
Leon Goretzka will be out until at least after the international break, a fresh blow to Aston Villa's new-look team, says the Daily Mail.
Manchester United have secured a deal to sign Liverpool teenager Isaac Konde, according to the Mirror.
Manchester United remain keen to sign Leicester City midfielder Louis Page, 18, after missing out on a deadline-day move for the England youth international, reports ESPN.
Fulham have been forced to pay around £19m, with Hugo Larsson's loan move from Eintracht Frankfurt set to be made permanent after just one appearance, according to the Daily Express.
AC Milan are preparing to make a move to sign Brazil forward Endrick, 20, on loan from Real Madrid in January, reports Calciomercato.
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has revealed winger Jota could be back for the Scottish Premiership champions ahead of schedule, says the Daily Record.
Rangers fear skipper Lawrence Shankland might not play again this year after he limped out of Saturday's win over Motherwell with a damaged hamstring, according to the Daily Record.
The Pakistan Cricket Board has confiscated and examined the phones of two players as part of an investigation into "discipline and conduct" on their tour of England, reports the Daily Telegraph.
Carlos Alcaraz has split from the group of top players calling for a greater share of prize money from the Grand Slams, a significant blow to the campaign, according to The Times.
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