The top stories and transfer rumours from Thursday’s newspapers…
PREMIER LEAGUE
Luke Shaw could leave Manchester United next summer, with no indication of contract discussions between the club and the 31-year-old England defender at present – Daily Mail
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Highlights from the third round of the Carabao Cup match between Manchester United and Brighton
Former Manchester United defender Tyrell Malacia is training with MLS side FC Cincinnati as he seeks his next challenge after leaving Old Trafford – Daily Mail
Barcelona are interested in signing JJ Gabriel with others expected to join the race after the 15-year-old requested to quit Manchester United – Daily Telegraph
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Sky Sports’ Paul Merson says teenage sensations Max Dowman at Arsenal and JJ Gabriel, who’s asked to leave Manchester United, need to be patient as they look to build their careers
Enzo Maresca shrugged off the controversy surrounding Manchester City’s winner at Old Trafford and said that he and the club are still waiting for an apology for Manchester United’s controversial winner in the derby three years ago – The Times
Arsenal are keeping tabs on Liverpool wonderkid Rio Ngumoha as contract negotiations continue – The Sun
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Sky Sports Chief Correspondent Kaveh Solhekol reacts to the controversial VAR decision that allowed Erling Haaland’s goal to stand in the Manchester derby, despite claims Enzo Fernandez interfered with play during the build-up
Tottenham are the latest club to be linked to Argentine striker Mauro Icardi, with the 33-year-old available as a free agent after leaving Galatasaray in July – Calciomercato
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
Rangers teenage prodigy Kyle Glasgow has been fast-tracked into Scotland’s U20 squad partly in a bid to prevent him being poached by Portugal – Daily Record
WORLD FOOTBALL
Cristiano Ronaldo may be looking for a new club as soon as January, with reports suggesting that he will leave Saudi Arabia in the coming months – Daily Express
GOLF
Matt Fitzpatrick, the world No 4, has admitted to reservations over appearing at the DP World Tour’s end‑of‑season events in Abu Dhabi and Dubai because of the conflict in the Middle East – the Guardian
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