Saturday's newspapers bring a host of top stories and transfer rumors. Enzo Maresca, now a free agent after leaving Chelsea, has been in high-level discussions with Manchester City, amid speculation that Pep Guardiola may depart the club. Meanwhile, Guardiola has been named as a potential candidate for the Italian national team's vacant head coach position, following Gennaro Gattuso's exit.
Other news includes former Chelsea star Cesc Fabregas reaffirming his commitment to Como, despite the club's owner being open to him taking the reins at Chelsea. Morgan Rogers is also attracting significant interest from Premier League and European clubs.
Additionally, Wayne Rooney played a role in convincing a young player to join Manchester United's academy from Liverpool's earlier in the season. In other sports news, a Premier League panel has ruled that Sunderland striker Brian Brobbey should have been given a red card in a recent match against Tottenham Hotspur. Chelsea has offered a contract worth at least £1 million per year to Manchester City's Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw, whose deal expires this summer.
Furthermore, a Hollywood movie is in the works to tell the story of Macclesfield FC's remarkable FA Cup run. FIFA has proposed limiting domestic leagues to one 'out of territory' fixture per season, with a five-game cap for host nations. The organization's resale site has listed World Cup final tickets for nearly $2.3 million each. In boxing, Anthony Joshua is expected to sign a deal to fight Tyson Fury by next week.
The Rugby Football Union has suffered a setback after failing to remove decision-making powers from its council. Finally, fans can enter the Super 6 competition for a chance to win £250,000.