The top stories and transfer rumours from Saturday's newspapers...
MANCHESTER UNITED
Manchester United are monitoring Como star Nico Paz ahead of a potential move next summer - The Sun
Manchester United remain hopeful that they can convince captain Bruno Fernandes to sign a new deal at the club - The Sun
Manchester United players were "confused and bemused" by the club leaving Michael Carrick in limbo before finally sacking him today - The Sun
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FOOTBALL
Antonio Nusa is distancing himself from transfer speculation as Arsenal sustain interest in the RB Leipzig winger - talkSPORT
Brighton could eye a move for Said El Mala should they qualify for the Champions League - talkSPORT
Trent Alexander-Arnold has no plans to leave Real Madrid in the January transfer window - Fabrizio Romano
U.S. Soccer is expected to make Pep Guardiola a top target to replace Mauricio Pochettino as head coach of the national team - The Athletic
Kevin De Bruyne's wife Michelle has opened up on her family's struggles in Naples and desire to move back home to Belgium one day - Daily Mail
Real Madrid are keen on signing 18-year-old Brazilian defender Vitao from Atletico Mineiro. Brighton and Everton are also interested - Sport
Benfica president Manuel Rui Costa has confirmed the club are close to agreeing a new deal for Gianluca Prestianni - Fabrizio Romano
(c) Sky Sports 2026: Man Utd transfer news: Como star Nico Paz emerges as target ahead of summer transfer window - Paper Talk

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