Manchester United Make Marcus Rashford Available in 'complete Overhaul' - Paper Talk

The top stories and transfer rumors from Tuesday’s newspapers…

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Manchester United are preparing for an almost complete squad overhaul this summer, with most of their players being made available, including Marcus Rashford.

Jofra Archer is set to be named in England’s squad for the T20 World Cup in June, while Chris Jordan is likely to be preferred over another all-rounder, Chris Woakes.

A ground-breaking professional gaming partnership has been agreed in principle between the Rugby Football Union and Premiership Rugby, which will reportedly be worth £264 million over the next eight years for England’s leading clubs.

English teenager Kris Kim, who will not sit his GCSE exams until later in the summer, will make his PGA Tour debut at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson this week at the invitation of a sponsor.

THE SUN

Erik ten Hag is being recommended by Dutch football expert Marcel van der Kraan to take a “great escape route” from Manchester United and return to Ajax in the summer.

Jermain Defoe has revealed he has held informal discussions with Sunderland about the managerial job but says there has not yet been a formal interview for the job.

THE GUARD

West Ham have revived their interest in Julen Lopetegui and are considering their options if David Moyes leaves. Hansi Flick is also on their shortlist, while they are also interested in bringing Championship stars Callum O’Hare and Jacob Greaves into the playing side.

THE TIMES

Manchester United are not ruling out adding Mason Greenwood back to their squad in the summer if they fail to find a buyer. Most recently, Serie A club Juventus Turin was linked to interest in the striker.

The Raine Group, which oversaw the takeover of Chelsea and Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s significant stake purchase in Manchester United, has been appointed by the ECB to oversee the sale of the eight Hundred teams to private investors.

DAILY EXPRESS

Manchester United could re-sign Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo this summer if they can meet his demands for a blockbuster contract.

DAILY MAIL

UEFA refused to broadcast its major finals in Ultra HD because its broadcast partners were not interested in such feeds.

Everton defender Vitali Mykolenko will see a specialist on Tuesday amid fears he could miss Ukraine’s Euro 2024 campaign because of the ankle injury he sustained against Liverpool.

Leicester City will be able to sign players this summer as the Premier League has no plans to extend the embargo imposed on them by the EFL.

Newcastle have given England a fitness boost as they expect injured full-back Kieran Trippier to be back in their first-team plans by the final week of the season at the latest.

Police had to intervene when unsightly scenes broke out after the final whistle in the Greek Super League clash between AEK Athens and PAOK, with AEK boss Matias Almeyda seen pushing one of his own players and then another person grabbed by the neck.

Qatar has made a surprise bid to host the final of the new Rugby Union Nations Championship from 2026 in a three-day festival it is calling the “Super Bowl of Rugby”.

Steve Smith is unlikely to be left out of Australia’s squad for the World T20, but David Warner is likely to be included despite being left out of his IPL franchise.

DAILY STAR

Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have purchased a minority stake in Mexican side Club Necaxa.

DAILY RECORD

Bayer Leverkusen goalkeeper Patrick Pentz says his future is out of his hands as he is linked with a move to Celtic with more than a year left on his contract.

Buckie Thistle have reportedly decided to drop their dispute with the Scottish Football Association and the SPFL over their suspension from the Pyramid play-offs because their ground is not up to scratch.

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