Tuesday's key newspaper stories and transfer rumors include Marcus Rashford's willingness to accept a pay cut to facilitate a move from Manchester United to Barcelona, a deal that is becoming increasingly uncertain. Newcastle United may sell Yoane Wissa just a year after acquiring him for a fee that could reach £55m.
Manchester United's teenage sensation Ayden Heaven is launching his own clothing line. Despite being favorites for relegation, a data expert warns that Newcastle United could still face a surprise drop. Arne Slot's support staff may undergo another overhaul this summer, with Feyenoord seeking to recruit his assistant coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst.
Manchester City are negotiating with the Premier League to address a congested fixture schedule leading up to the final matchday. Arsenal remain hopeful that Kai Havertz will recover from injury before the end of the Premier League season.
Chelsea are evaluating several candidates, including Andoni Iraola, Marco Silva, and Xabi Alonso, to replace Liam Rosenior as head coach. Liam Delap is determined to fight for his place at Chelsea as the club weighs decisions on its strikers. Steven Gerrard is a contender for the Burnley job if they decide to part ways with Scott Parker.
Bristol City aim to persuade Gerrard to become their next manager. Marcelo Saracchi will discuss a potential permanent move to Celtic. Rangers and Celtic expect to learn the SPFL's decision on away tickets for their upcoming Old Firm match by the end of the week. Manchester City are pursuing free agent signings of Arsenal players Katie McCabe and Beth Mead.
Real Madrid's Kylian Mbappe is doubtful for the El Clasico due to a left hamstring injury. Barcelona has initiated talks with Atletico Madrid regarding the potential transfer of Julian Alvarez. An artist is taking legal action against Sunderland AFC for allegedly breaching his copyright. The Football Association faces criticism for denying a link between repeated heading and long-term brain damage.
Norway's football federation calls for the abolition of FIFA's Peace Prize, citing a breach of political neutrality rules. Emilio Gay emerges as a contender for England's new opening batsman. Sir Dave Brailsford aims to deliver an eighth Tour de France victory for Ineos Grenadiers.