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The top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday’s newspapers…

SUNDAY MIRROR

Chelsea’s potential move for Marc Guehi could hit a snag over wages.

Wayne Rooney has netted a lucrative job days after being sacked by Plymouth, running a soccer school for rich kids.

Napoli are emerging as a big threat to AC Milan’s bid to sign Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford after admitting defeat in their attempts to keep Georgian winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia at the club.

Martin Zubimendi has been warned against joining Manchester City this month by one of Pep Guardiola’s former stars.

Manchester United retain an interest in Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo, according to Sport.

THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

Luke Donald has told Sergio Garcia that the regulations do not permit the Spaniard acting as an assistant captain at this year’s Ryder Cup and that his only chance of being involved in New York is as a player.

MAIL ON SUNDAY

LaLiga is taking its sour conflict with Barcelona to court amid the fallout of the cash-strapped Catalans being permitted to register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor.

Paris Saint-Germain believe they can persuade Aston Villa to sell Jhon Duran this summer or even as early as this month.

THE SUN

Manchester United and Arsenal target Matheus Cunha is expected to stay at Wolves this month.

Frankie Dettori has described scenes of devastation near his home in Los Angeles as a result of the wildfires.

DAILY RECORD

Steven Gerrard has spoken out on a shock departure from his Al Ettifaq side who were put to the sword by a former Hibernian ace.

THE SCOTTISH SUN

Misfit Celtic star ‘targeted by ambitious EFL club’ as they prepare for January transfer swoop.

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