Konate Seeks Clarity on His Future Ahead of the World Cup

Tuesday's newspaper headlines and transfer rumors are highlighted below... According to The Mirror, Liverpool's Ibrahima Konate is eager to resolve his future before the World Cup, and it appears increasingly likely that he will stay at Anfield. The Back Pages, which airs on Sky Sports News from 10:30 pm, Monday through Friday, provides a review of the national sports headlines. If you missed the show, you can catch up on the latest news by listening to the Back Pages podcast. The Sun reports that former Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has emerged as a potential candidate to replace Jose Mourinho at Benfica if the former Chelsea manager departs. The Athletic notes that Southampton requires special permission from the Football Association to wear their commemorative yellow jersey in the FA Cup semi-final this season, as the shirt does not comply with the tournament's kit regulations. Gabriel Martinelli is not expected to face further disciplinary action from the Football Association for pushing referee Sam Barrott during Arsenal's FA Cup loss to Southampton, according to The Athletic. For the latest sports news, videos, features, analysis, and more, follow Sky Sports on WhatsApp. The Scottish Sun reports that Motherwell manager Jens Berthel Askou is planning for the club's future. Darts world No. 1 Luke Littler has signed a deal with boohooMAN for the third consecutive year, worth one million pounds, according to the Daily Mail. You can stream Sky Sports with NOW or download the Sky Sports app. Transfer Centre LIVE is available, and you can get Sky Sports on WhatsApp. For the latest sports news, videos, features, analysis, and more, follow Sky Sports on WhatsApp. The Telegraph reports that Courtney Lawes is set to make a dramatic return to the Prem, making him eligible for selection for England. The Guardian notes that Tadej Pogacar is among the riders being investigated for running a red light at a railway crossing during the Tour de Flanders on Sunday. You can enter Super 6 for free to win £250k.