The top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday’s newspapers…
THE SUN
Arsenal are prepared to offer a player swap for Eberechi Eze and look set to beat Tottenham to his signature. Andrea Berta is personally involved in talks with the player’s representatives.
Sporting and Sweden striker Viktor Gyokeres is prepared to wait until the end of the summer window to get a loan deal to another European club if his move to Arsenal does not materialise.
THE TIMES
Bayern Munich are exploring a deal for Christopher Nkunku, the out-of-favour Chelsea attacker.
DAILY MAIL
Arsenal are reportedly preparing a bid for Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze in a manner that would enable them not to have to sell any of their current players.
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Dharmesh Sheth discusses Arsenal’s interest in Eberechi Eze on the Transfer Show, saying the Crystal Palace forward is open to a move and explaining how the Gunners might pay his release clause.
THE MIRROR
Brentford are likely to demand £65m for their striker Bryan Mbeumo, 25, having already rejected bids of £55m and £62.5m from Manchester United for the Cameroon international.
Newcastle are the latest club to consider a move for Ollie Watkins, with Arsenal and Manchester United also keeping the Aston Villa star in mind amid their search for a new striker.
Arsenal’s attempts to sign Valencia defender Cristhian Mosquera have stalled as the LaLiga club are asking for more than £20m for the Spanish international.
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Speaking on the Transfer Talk Podcast, Dharmesh Sheth explains why Arsenal are choosing to progress their long-standing interest in Valencia’s young centre-back Cristhian Mosquera.
THE TELEGRAPH
Wimbledon have blamed a ball boy for their latest line call shambles.
THE GUARDIAN
While Newcastle’s pursuit of the Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford continues – the fee remains a sticking point
DAILY RECORD
Rangers are reportedly plotting a move to land Sheffield Wednesday star Djeidi Gassama.
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