PSG will make another attempt to sign Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford

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

THE SUN

Mauricio Pochettino has put his head on the block for his struggling Chelsea players after crunch talks on Tuesday.

Paris Saint-Germain will make another attempt to sign Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford in the summer if they get an inkling of him being interested in leaving his boyhood club.

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Lionel Messi has admitted it was “a shame” he could not play for Inter Miami against Hong Kong over the weekend, a game which saw him booed and supporters make claims for refunds on their £100 tickets.

Manchester United scouted FC Copenhagen starlet Roony Bardghji at a match played in Portugal as they consider their long-term options to replace Jadon Sancho.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to turn Manchester United’s home into a ‘Wembley of the North’ as plans for a new stadium continue to be explored, with the location potentially on land adjacent to the 114-year-old Old Trafford.

Manchester City’s potential signing of winger Savio from affiliated club Troyes is expected to be scrutinised for fair market value by the Premier League.

Brendon McCullum has promised England will “go hard” at India in the third Test next week and hopes they will be buoyed by a 10-day rest including some time away in Abu Dhabi with “not a whole lot of training”.

Saudi Arabia’s latest venture into tennis – the 6 Kings Slam – is set to follow a two day on, one day off pattern to avoid stars facing punishment from the ATP Tour, who have threatened players with losing their “Platinum Status” for playing unofficial events lasting three or more consecutive days.

DAILY MAIL

Former Manchester United chief David Gill has admitted that one of his ‘only regrets’ from his time at the club was the infamous fallout between Roy Keane and Sir Alex Ferguson.

THE INDEPENDENT

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his Ineos team intend to give data a prominent role in the club’s revamped recruitment operation after being impressed in meetings with Manchester United’s in-house team of number crunchers.

THE GUARDIAN

The Greek court drama that has haunted Harry Maguire is unlikely to end any time soon after the Manchester United defender learned that hopes of clearing his name over his alleged role in a Mykonos assault case will be put on hold – this time because of a lawyers’ strike in the country.

DAILY EXPRESS

Liverpool have reportedly already made…