The top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday’s newspapers…
PREMIER LEAGUE
Manchester United have told Bruno Fernandes that the club will do everything in their power to keep him at the club this summer – Daily Mail.
Manchester United could let four goalkeepers leave the club this summer. United plan on selling Andre Onana and Altay Bayindir, while the futures of Dermot Mee and Tom Heaton remain uncertain – The Sun.
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Thierry Henry takes a look back at Man Utd captain Bruno Fernandes’ brilliant display against Aston Villa and gives him a new nickname which alludes to his footballing brain.
Arsenal are monitoring Newcastle defender Tino Livramento and RB Leipzig centre back Castello Lukeba – The Times.
WORLD FOOTBALL
Real Madrid are planning a major overhaul this summer and could sell David Alaba, Antonio Rudiger, Dani Carvajal, Eduardo Camavinga, Ferland Mendy and Fran Garcia. – Bild.
SCOTLAND
Rangers are facing a major injury setback for the title run-in amid concerns that Mohamed Diomande might be set for a stretch on the sidelines – Daily Record.
Czech Republic boss Miroslav Koubek launched a dig at Tomas Cvancara after snubbing him for the World Cup play-off squad – before the Celtic striker’s agent hit back – The Scottish Sun.
Jim Goodwin is hoping Lachlan Rose arrives at Dundee United as a World Cup star – Daily Record.
Former SFA referee Steve Conroy reckons Rangers were denied a “clear” penalty against St Mirren – Daily Record.
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