Tuesdays Football Headlines

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All the latest football gossip from the day's back pages. (February 26 - 2019)

A fall out in the Liverpool dressing room and Chelsea selling one of their academy players all in Tuesday's national newspapers.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Leicester City want Brendan Rodgers as their new manager this season and are set to make their move in the next few days.

Maurizio Sarri's job remains on the line despite being handed a stay of execution for Chelsea's game against Tottenham.

Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino is a doubt for this weekend's Merseyside derby after suffering ankle damage.

The Government has told the Premier League and Football Association to do more to bring in black coaches as part of a new "zero tolerance" anti-discrimination plan.

THE SUN

Maurizio Sarri laid into rebel keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga in the dressing room after his Wembley mutiny.

Jurgen Klopp tore into Jordan Henderson during a furious dressing-room rant at his players.

Arsenal lead the way to sign Crystal Palace's 21-year-old English right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka and are willing to match the £40m price tag set by their Premier League rivals.

Chelsea are set to sell Englishman Kasey Palmer for £4m, despite the 22-year-old midfielder never playing for senior side, as Bristol City look to make his loan deal permanent.

DAILY MAIL

Ashley Barnes has had his hopes of representing Austria dashed due to unexpected red tape.

Leicester City have made their move for Brendan Rodgers and are pressing ahead with plans to install him immediately.

Mauro Icardi is embroiled in a bitter row with everyone at Inter Milan and his wife is the key to the whole sorry saga.

Leeds United owner Andrea Radrizzani will have to consider selling the club if they fail to win promotion to the Premier League - because he would find it difficult to fund another season in the Sky Bet Championship.

DAILY MIRROR

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made a check on Juan Mata during a chance meeting on Monday afternoon.

Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville says there will be "mutiny" at the Old Trafford club if Ole Gunnar Solksjaer is not appointed as manager on a full-time basis.