Nottingham Forest ready to make loan offer for Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho - Paper Round

After suggestions of interest from Borussia Dortmund and Al-Ettifaq for Jadon Sancho, The Sun claims there is also the potential of a loan deal to Nottingham Forest.

The paper reports: “The winger's Old Trafford future is up in the air after he hit out at Ten Hag following the 3-1 defeat to Arsenal.

“Sancho is open to a January transfer - and there is no shortage of interest.

“Nottingham Forest are the latest club to be linked to the 23-year-old, who signed Anthony Elanga from United in the summer.

“Sancho's former side Borussia Dortmund is also rumoured to be interested with a potential loan deal being offered.

“Saudi Arabia side Al-Ettifaq, who are managed by Steven Gerrard, made a late move for Sancho in the summer transfer window but ran out of time to complete a deal.”

Arsenal have been linked to Sporting Lisbon's teenage central defender Ousmane Diomande, and they could move for him as early as January - according to the Mail.

The paper states: “Sporting Lisbon's Ousmane Diomande could complete a phenomenal rise to the Premier League, as Arsenal look set to make another offer for the 19-year-old in January.

"The defender began his career in his home country Ivory Coast, joining Olympic Sport Abobo FC in 2014 at the age of 10 after being spotted at a training camp.

"He eventually caught the eye of FC Midtjylland, the Danish club which was owned by Brentford's Matthew Benham at the time. Midtjylland have an established scouting and development process for young talented players in Africa, and use Nigerian side FC Ebedei as a feeder team as part of this.

"His £69 million release clause at Sporting Lisbon should prove no obstacle to Arsenal if they really want to get the deal done in January, but they will be asking themselves why they didn't make a stronger bid only nine months ago."

There is no fixed final price for Farhad Moshiri’s sale of Everton to 777 Partners, explains The Telegraph.

The paper states: “Everton majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri has agreed to sell the club after agreeing an extraordinary performance-related clause raising the stakes in Sean Dyche’s relegation fight.

“A deal understood to be worth £500 million was agreed for American investors 777 Partners to purchase Moshiri’s 94.1% stake, but there remains deep uncertainty as to whether a takeover will proceed.

“In addition, Telegraph Sport has learned that Moshiri has agreed to staged payments over several years in order to help the club’s financial position. That could see Moshiri reap a bigger dividend if Everton realise their sporting and commercial potential, but also represents significant risk if the team’s toils result in a drop into the Championship.

“The arrangement explains why no share price has been made public and the scale of 777’s initial investment is unclear.”

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