Saturdays Football Headlines

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Saturday's football transfer rumours and all the other malarkey - (June 09 2018)

Liverpool's £53m move for Lyon midfielder Nabil Fekir is in doubt after the club hesitated on concluding the deal after his medical according to Saturday's papers.

DAILY MAIL

Roman Abramovich has rejected an approach from Britain's richest person, Jim Ratcliffe, to buy Chelsea.

Zinedine Zidane will not be taking over as France coach any time soon as Didier Deschamps will remain in the job for the rest of his contract, which runs to 2020.

Liverpool's £53m move for Nabil Fekir has stalled to raise doubts about whether it will be completed before the World Cup finals.

DAILY MIRROR

Harry Kane has signed a bumper new Tottenham deal - and Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen are set to follow suit.

Wayne Rooney has taken a giant step to his MLS move with a trip to Belfast to finalise paperwork.

Nabil Fekir is set to earn £140,000 a week at Liverpool, which is more than last season's top scorer Mo Salah - for now, at least.

Adam Lallana has revealed his World Cup heartbreak - and insisted he will still be England's biggest fan this summer.

John Stones has put his England World Cup 2018 place down to Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool's £53m move for Lyon midfielder Nabil Fekir is in doubt after the club hesitated on concluding the deal after his medical.

Arsenal agree deal to sign defender Sokratis Papastathopoulos for £16m from Borussia Dortmund.

THE SUN

Argentina have shipped three tonnes of their favourite foods to ensure Lionel Messi and co are comfortable at the World Cup.

Brazil captain Neymar is the best in the world, says World Cup icon Pele.

THE GUARDIAN

England should be targeting at least reaching the quarter-finals in Russia, according to the Football Association's chief executive, Martin Glenn.

DAILY EXPRESS

Crystal Palace are weighing up a move for Celtic midfielder Stuart Armstrong, who is going into the last year of his contract at Parkhead.

THE SCOTTISH SUN

Rangers outcast Michael O'Halloran is poised for a shock move to Australia with Melbourne City.