Tuesdays Football Headlines

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Latest rumours and gossip in the football roundabout

Liverpool chasing an England winger and Saido Berahino's potential Stoke exit lead the back pages on Tuesday.

DAILY MIRROR

Arsenal are ready to re-open the pursuit of Sevilla midfielder Ever Banega in the summer.

Marco Silva admits Everton are suffering in front of goal because they are so short of confidence.

Liverpool could make another move for 18-year-old Borussia Dortmund and England winger Jadon Sancho after missing out on him when he was at Manchester City.

DAILY MAIL

Agent Willie McKay will argue that he paid for six flights to help out Cardiff City if the club claim he deceived them in the process which saw Emiliano Sala sign for £15m.

Stoke will try to offload Saido Berahino as soon as the summer window opens after the striker was arrested on suspicion of drink driving at 3am in London on Monday morning.

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has suggested ex-Germany midfielder Mesut Ozil may be in a "comfort zone" after signing a lucrative contract with the Gunners last year

DAILY STAR

Rangers have missed out on talented Liverpool youngster Adam Lewis - with the Reds tying down the full-back to a new long-term deal.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Cristiano Ronaldo has been exceeding expectations at Juventus, says Pavel Nedved.

Emiliano Sala's transfer was forced through after Cardiff identified him as "a critical hire".

Wolves are close to agreeing to a new contract with Morocco midfielder Romain Saiss.

GUARDIAN

Manchester City are set to add third-tier Chinese club Sichuan Jiuniu to their global portfolio.

SCOTTISH SUN

Kilmarnock supremo Billy Bowie has revealed "embarrassed" Celtic chiefs apologised for their fans' conduct at Rugby Park.

Steven Naismith admits the decision on whether to finish his career in the United States is the toughest he's ever faced.

DAILY RECORD

PFA Scotland has stressed that its petition calling for a top-flight ban on artificial pitches was instigated by players and not its officials.

Oliver Burke insists Celtic can get a miracle in the Mestalla and beat Valencia.