Tuesdays Football Headlines

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Tuesdays Football Headlines

DAILY EXPRESS

Dele Alli is not in negotiations with Tottenham over a new contract, according to Mauricio Pochettino.

Dani Carvajal says his new Real Madrid release clause is so high that no club can afford to prise him away from the club.

Arsenal star Danny Welbeck has been ruled out of England's remaining World Cup Qualifiers with a groin injury.

Brendan Rodgers says Dedryck Boyata is the next Celtic player he wants to secure on an extended contract.

Sunderland and Everton players will wear the logo of the Bradley Lowery Foundation on their shirts for Wednesday night's Carabao Cup third-round clash between the clubs.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is set for his first Liverpool start as Jurgen Klopp tips the former Arsenal man for greatness.

Dele Alli is set to start for Tottenham in Carabao Cup clash with Barnsley in a bid to rediscover his form.

Barcelona boss Ernesto Valverde is adamant they have enough quality in the squad to replace Ousmane Dembele after the club's record signing was wheeled off for surgery in Finland.

DAILY STAR

Eden Hazard keeps calling Real Madrid president Florentino Perez over sorting a move to Spain.

Jack Wilshere wants West Ham to save him from his Arsenal misery.

THE TELEGRAPH

Ronald Koeman is expected to be given time to try to turnaround Everton's appalling start to the season after spending £130million on new players in the summer.

Premier League giants Chelsea and Manchester United are facing the threat of legal action after leading clubs were told they should "hang their heads in shame" at breaking a collective promise to meet minimum standards for disabled fans.

DAILY MAIL

Manchester United have invited 15 boys for trials after the Premier League newcomers Huddersfield Town decided to close their academy.

Gabriel Jesus is set for a new Manchester City contract as the club begin talks over improving his £70,000-a-week wage.

Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini is yet to accept a new contract offer as his camp hold out for improved deal.