The top stories and transfer rumours from Friday’s newspapers…
Premier League
Manchester United face competition from Liverpool and Newcastle for Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson – The Times
Martin Odegaard is set to return for Arsenal in time for the North London derby – The Sun
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Speaking ahead of England’s final qualifier against Albania, coach Thomas Tuchel insisted he is not yet decided on how many strikers he will take to the World Cup, but was clearer on which midfielders are his first choice
Randal Kolo Muani will also be available for Tottenham, but will have to play in a protective mask – The Sun
West Ham striker Callum Wilson is still aiming for a place in Thomas Tuchel’s World Cup squad next summer – Daily Mail
Manchester United target Karim Adeyemi is said to be actively planning a move away from Borussia Dortmund – The Mirror
Chelsea have no intention of allowing goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen to leave on loan in January – The Mirror
Manchester United are on a collision course with the FA to try and get the 2035 Women’s World Cup Final held at their proposed 100,000-seater stadium instead of Wembley – Daily Mail
Liverpool are fighting to keep 15-year-old Joshua Abe at the club amid interest from Chelsea and Arsenal – Daily Mail
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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink says Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi should wait for a move to Spanish giants Real Madrid or Barcelona over Liverpool in January
Crystal Palace have shortlisted Ousmane Diomande as they search for replacements for Marc Guehi – A Bola
Former Chelsea, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich winger Arjen Robben has turned professional in padel, four years after retiring from football – The Express
International football
Scotland have Jose Mourinho to thank for hero Scott McTominay opting not to play for England – The Telegraph
Hungary and Liverpool star Dominik Szoboszlai has denied his controversial celebration during the defeat to the Republic of Ireland was directed at Irish fans – Blikk
