Papers: Man Utd have 'no desire' to extend Pogba contract

All the top stories and transfer rumours from Saturday's national newspapers...

THE SUN

Manchester United have no desire to extend Paul Pogba's contract and the injured midfielder has now played his last game for the club.

Former Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Frimpong has urged the club to break the bank and bring West Ham star Declan Rice to the Emirates.

Didier Drogba's hopes of becoming the new head of Ivory Coast football look set to be dashed - despite widespread backing by fans.

Manchester United will rest captain Harry Maguire for Saturday's clash with Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta was nicknamed 'Arsene Wenger's son' by the Arsenal squad, his former team-mate Emmanuel Frimpong has revealed.

Manchester United youngsters Alejandro Garnacho, Alvaro Fernandez and Shola Shoretire were thrown into the mix of first-team training ahead of Saturday's clash with top-four rivals Arsenal.

THE GUARDIAN

Declan Rice has turned down a third offer of a new contract from West Ham and is open to a summer transfer. The terms would have made him the best-paid player in the club's history at about £200,000 a week.

DAILY MAIL

The Premier League's top clubs want football's strict post-Brexit rules eased to prevent the game's top overseas youngsters becoming too expensive to bring to England.

Todd Boehly's consortium have grown very confident they will win the fight to buy Chelsea, according to reports.

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West Ham are facing a defensive injury crisis ahead of their trip to Chelsea on Sunday - with three centre-halves being ruled out through injury.

Derby County's administrators will charge the club an estimated £2m for their services prompting a furious