Liverpool remain in negotiations with Crystal Palace over a possible move for Ismaila Sarr, with the Senegal international pushing for a transfer to Anfield, according to the Sun on Sunday.
The forward is one of several players at the centre of the latest transfer speculation as clubs assess their options during the closing stages of the window.
Chelsea could complete a deal for Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara as soon as Sunday, although the move remains subject to any late changes, the Sun on Sunday reports.
Nottingham Forest are leading the race to sign Pape Matar Sarr from Tottenham, according to the Independent. The midfielder’s future is also being discussed as the transfer window approaches its conclusion.
Sunderland are considering a move for Levante striker Karl Etta Eyong, with the club continuing to examine attacking options in the final days of the window, says the Sun on Sunday.
Brentford have made a late approach of interest in Archie Gray, two years after Tottenham signed the player ahead of them, the same newspaper reports.
Leeds United continue to track RB Leipzig forward Conrad Harder, although they face competition for the Denmark international, according to the Mail on Sunday.
Sunderland have also asked about Lyon winger Malick Fofana, the Mail on Sunday adds.
Away from the transfer market, Czech police and Uefa have opened investigations into the Conference League play-off tie between Jablonec and Rangers. The match was marred by crowd trouble, with the authorities now examining the events surrounding the fixture, according to the Scottish Sun on Sunday.
Celtic forward Callum Osmand left Celtic Park on crutches after suffering a late injury during his side’s victory over Falkirk, reports the Sunday Mail.
Rangers winger Djeidi Gassama has attracted renewed interest from Monaco, with the French club reportedly reviving their pursuit as the transfer deadline approaches, the Sunday Mail says.
The newspaper’s report adds to a busy period of speculation involving Rangers, while the club’s Conference League tie remains the subject of separate investigations following the trouble in the stands.
The Sunday papers also report on events beyond football. A number of high-profile United States Open tennis players have complained about the overpowering smell of marijuana while competing at the Grand Slam tournament in New York, according to the Mail on Sunday.
The reports come as clubs and players continue to face decisions over potential moves and injuries, while authorities investigate the incidents surrounding the Jablonec and Rangers match.
