Liverpool make Bournemouth defender Milos Kerkez one of the main goals to Andy Robertson – paper talk | To replace football messages

The top stories and rumors of transmission from the newspapers on Friday …

Daily Mail

Liverpool searched the market for a left-back to replace 31-year-old Scot Andy Robertson with the 21-year-old Hungarian defender of Bournemouth, Milos Kerkez, one of her main goals.

The Newcastle defender Dan Burn will win a Maiden England call as part of Thomas Tuchel's first squad.

Arsenal thinks about the path in which the Emirates Stadium is expanded after they recently introduced a large number of options from an architecture design company in a big step.

The match of the day will keep its traditional format – although there are relevant changes in football focus, Mail Sport understands.

The sun

Arsenal follows a deal to sign Bruno Guimaraes the 27-year-old Brazilian midfielder of Newcastle this summer.

Newcastle is to leave St. James' Park and build a new capacity stadium with 65,000 seats.

The times

BBC Sport plans a significant shock with most employees who scraped a voluntary redundancy and 27 people with their workplaces.

After the failure of India, Lord's will qualify to generate almost 4 million pounds for the upcoming final of the ICC World Test Championship.

The Telegraph

The Prince of Wales described the TVOuts blackout rule of football as “irritating”.

The athlete

Barcelona has confirmed the contract extension of defender Inigo Martinez.

Joshua Kimmich signed a new contract with Bayern Munich by 2029.

Kylian Mbappe has returned to the France squad for the first time since September.

Daily mirror

Peter Crouch left the Cheltenham Festival moderator from ITV, Oli Bell, amazed after making a cheeky remark about his wife Abbey Clancy.

The guardian

Star striker Sam Kerr was recorded in Chelsea's squad for the knockout rounds of the Women's Champions League to withdraw an injury.

Scottish sun

The seats in Ibrox were damaged by Fenerbahce fans after the collision with Rangers.