Papers: Man Utd could let up to 13 players leave this summer
The top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday's newspapers...المصدر: Sky Sports | Source: Sky SportsPremier League
Manchester United could let up to 13 players leave Old Trafford this summer as INEOS plan a big overhaul of the squad - Daily Express
Manchester United have identified Ederson, the Atalanta midfielder, as a potential recruit to fill the gap left by Casemiro's summer departure. The 26-year-old Brazilian is valued at €40m-50m (£35m-£45m) - Guardian
Arne Slot has not ruled out the possibility of Alisson leaving Liverpool this summer - Mail on Sunday
Chelsea have added their Under 21s and Under 18s head coaches to their first-team caretaker crew led by Calum McFarlane ahead of Sunday's FA Cup semi-final showdown with Leeds United - Mail on Sunday
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Other football
Ange Postecoglou is set to be back in work this weekend after months in the wilderness - The Sun on Sunday
World Cup
England fans have finally found a US World Cup bargain - as the official Three Lions' shirt is cheaper in New York than back home - The Sun on Sunday
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