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Top transfer news and rumors from Thursday’s papers…

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Manchester United’s £900m kit deal with Adidas could be terminated by the German sporting goods giant if the club are relegated from the Premier League.

West Ham United striker Michail Antonio has said he is “grateful to be alive” after a car crash that resulted in a broken leg.

TIME

Real Madrid are considering an offer for Trent Alexander-Arnold in January. Liverpool are reluctant to let the right-back leave this month, but the Spanish side are weighing up whether to test the Anfield club’s resolve.

Fulham fear Marseille will renew their interest in signing Andreas Pereira after a bid of around £20m was rejected last summer.

DAILY MAIL

Plymouth director of football Neil Dewsnip is set to follow Wayne Rooney out of the gates of the Devon club.

Tottenham are considering entering the transfer market to sign a new goalkeeper as they continue to deal with Guglielmo Vicario’s injury.

Constantine Hatzidakis, who appears to have elbowed Andy Robertson in the jaw in April 2023, has been handed his first Liverpool game since the controversial incident.

Interest in delisted Paris Saint-Germain star Randal Kolo Muani is growing with Aston Villa joining Tottenham and Manchester United in reportedly entering the race for the striker.

Man Utd star Casemiro is reportedly considering a move away from the club this month as a number of Saudi Pro League sides continue to monitor him.

Los Angeles FC are finalizing a loan deal for Celtic renegade Odin Thiago Holm. Honduran winger Luis Palma is also attracting a lot of interest from MLS clubs.

DAILY MIRROR

Jonathan David is a potential free agent replacement for Darwin Nunez at Liverpool who has reportedly been tracked for years during Jurgen Klopp’s reign.

Aston Villa have recalled Lewis Dobbin from his season-long loan at West Bromwich Albion.

Right-back Issa Kabore has returned to Manchester City from Benfica. The loan agreement was supposed to last until the end of the season, but both clubs decided to terminate the loan as soon as possible.

AND PAPER

The Friedkin Group gave every Everton employee a Christmas “gift” of £50 a day after they completed the takeover as the new owners assured staff there were no plans to cut jobs at the club.

DAILY STAR

Manchester United will step up their bid to sign Swedish international Viktor Gyokeres in this month’s transfer window.

Pep Guardiola has admitted that he regrets not extending Jesus Navas’ contract at Manchester City.

INDEPENDENT

Everton could soon join Fulham in the race to sign Brighton striker Evan Ferguson on loan.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has admitted that preparations for his side’s win over Brentford were derailed by a mistake that plagued his side.

MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS

Michael Oliver has been selected to referee his first Manchester United game since February last year when they visit Liverpool this weekend. Oliver was the VAR when he intervened to award a penalty for West Ham against United in Erik ten Hag’s last game – a decision which Howard Webb later said was incorrect.

DAILY RECORD

Frustrated Aberdeen chiefs have called for an urgent review of the domestic and international coaching compensation system after feeling shortchanged by Connor Barron’s court fee.

Vaclav Cerny had no problem admitting fatigue to Rangers boss Philippe Clement, but insists rotation during an extremely tough roster is inevitable.

THE SCOTTISH SUN

Celtic are reportedly set to open talks over a new contract with winger Nicolas Kuhn.

Rangers are looking for another big behind-the-scenes appointment as the shake-up continues in the corridors of power at Ibrox – a new communications director is in the works.