Manchester City Lead the Chase for Manchester United Target Elliot Anderson

Wednesday's newspapers bring forth exciting stories and transfer rumors... According to The Mirror, Manchester City is confident in securing a £65m deal for England and Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson, a target also pursued by Manchester United, Chelsea, and Spurs. The Sun reports that Harry Maguire declined Sir David Beckham's offer to join Inter Miami, opting instead to finish his career at Manchester United. The Telegraph adds that Maguire has taken a pay cut in his new Manchester United deal, earning less than his previous £190,000-a-week wages. Back Pages, a daily review of sports headlines from national newspapers on Sky Sports News, explores these stories and more. The show is available as a podcast for those who miss the live broadcast. Manchester United is among several clubs monitoring Southampton midfielder Shea Charles ahead of the summer, as reported by The Mirror. Meanwhile, the Daily Mail states that Manchester United aims to offload Andre Onana despite the goalkeeper's desire to revive his Old Trafford career. For the latest sports news, follow Sky Sports on WhatsApp. Tottenham is keeping an eye on James Trafford's situation at Manchester City as they search for replacements for Guglielmo Vicario, according to The Sun. Stream Sky Sports with NOW, and download the Sky Sports app for access to Transfer Centre LIVE! and more. Enzo Fernandez is reportedly preparing to submit a transfer request to force a move from Chelsea to Real Madrid, as per El Chiringuito. West Ham has filed a complaint with FIFA over the alleged failure of DR Congo to release Aaron Wan-Bissaka for their FA Cup quarter-final tie against Leeds United, as reported by The Athletic. Xabi Alonso is set to return to management after being sacked by Real Madrid in January, according to talkSPORT. Newcastle sent a scout to watch Coventry goalkeeper Carl Rushworth in their 3-2 win over Derby, talkSPORT reports. The Guardian reveals that the Football Association has proposed significant structural changes to the Women's National League, including the introduction of a mid-season split. The Telegraph reports that Nathan Jibulu has been banned for six weeks for biting his former Harlequins team-mate Will Hobson. Play Super 6 for a chance to win £250k by entering for free.