Thursdays Football Headlines

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All the latest transfer rumours and football gossip (February 21, 2019)

Paris Saint-Germain have joined the list of clubs interested in Callum Hudson-Odoi plus plenty more on today's back pages.

THE SUN

Paris Saint-Germain have joined the list of clubs interested in Callum Hudson-Odoi, who is furious with the way he has been treated at Chelsea since he put in a transfer request.

Willie McKay insists the deal that took Emiliano Sala to Cardiff days before the striker died in a plane crash was "clean".

PSG are set to open contract talks with Dani Alves, who is scheduled to become a free agent this summer and understood to be of interest to Manchester City.

Tottenham are pinning their hopes of opening their new stadium this season on two test events in March.

Ronaldinho has linked up with Teqball, a craze popular with Chelsea and Man Utd players, in a bid to get it included in the Olympic Games.

DAILY MAIL

Chelsea and Liverpool are chasing Lillian Thuram's son, Khephren, who could be available cheaply from Monaco this summer.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Emiliano Sala signed a "potentially invalid" contract with Cardiff City in the days before he died in a plane crash.

Billy Sharp is set to hand Sheffield United a huge boost in their pursuit of promotion to the Premier League by signing a new contract.

Exeter Chiefs pair Ben Moon and Jack Nowell are expected to be Eddie Jones' only changes when he names his England side to face Wales in Cardiff.

DAILY MIRROR

Marouane Fellaini has rejected claims his move from Manchester United to Chinese club Shandong Luneng was solely motivated by money.

THE TIMES

La Liga chief Javier Tebas has emerged as a contender to take over from Richard Scudamore as Premier League chief executive.

Emiliano Sala's family could miss out on £600,000 compensation if his contract with Cardiff was not registered properly with the Premier League as he would not have been registered with the PFA's pension scheme either.

SCOTTISH SUN

Celtic fans claimed to have been set upon by Spanish police as they were drinking in Valencia the night before the clubs meet in the Europa League.

DAILY RECORD

Plans for a new senior division in the SPFL that would include Old Firm colt teams have been firmly rejected during a showdown at Hampden.