The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday’s newspapers…
Premier League
Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is among the candidates to replace Vitor Pereira at Wolves – The Athletic
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Sky Sports News’ Mark McAdam explains why Gary O’Neil turned down the opportunity to return to Molineux as Wolves boss
Liverpool are keeping a watchful eye on Fulham winger Kevin, who only joined the club in the summer – ESPN
Manchester United are continuing to look at Antoine Semenyo ahead of the January transfer window – TEAMTalk
FC Porto will listen to offers in the region of £52.5 million for striker Samu Aghehowa, who is a target for Chelsea and Tottenham – Estadio Deportivo
The Guardian
West Ham star El Hadji Malick Diouf revealed that manager Nuno Espirito Santo used childhood pictures of the squad to motivate them to victory against Newcastle United – Daily Mail
Wayne Rooney has defended his comments on Virgil van Dijk’s form this season after the Liverpool captain called the criticism ‘ridiculous’ – BBC
EFL
Former Newcastle owner Mike Ashley is among the interested parties in purchasing Sheffield Wednesday – The Sun
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Sheffield Wednesday captain Barry Bannan says he is hopeful that The Owls can bounce back after tough times
Scottish Premiership
Former Barcelona and Bayern Munich player Mark van Bommel has turned down the chance to take the Celtic job – De Telegraaf
Charlie Mulgrew has told Celtic to go big with their next appointment – suggesting Jurgen Klopp should be their number one target – The Daily Record
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Celtic interim boss Martin O’Neill
England football
England will be forced to play at least one of their three group games away from Wembley Stadium should they qualify for the home nations Euro 2028 – The Times
Cricket
Mark Wood believes that England have the blueprint to put Australian batters under pressure for the upcoming Ashes – The Guardian
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Usman Khawaja praises Australia team-mate Marnus Labuschagne ahead of The Ashes as the batter targets a Test recall against England