Papers: Chelsea offered chance to sign Bissouma as Fernandez replacement

Papers: Chelsea offered chance to sign Bissouma as Fernandez replacement

The top stories and transfer rumours from Saturday's newspapers...PREMIER LEAGUEChelsea were offered the chance to sign former Tottenham midfielder Yves Bissouma after missing out on an Enzo Fernandez replacement - The Sun Mikel Arteta's assistant manager Gabriel Heinze reached out to Inter Milan's Lautaro Martinez regarding a potential move to Arsenal before Deadline Day - Daily Mail Transfer Centre LIVE! | Latest on YOUR PL club!Got Sky? Watch LIVE football on your phone📱Not got Sky? Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract on NOW Manchester City and Chelsea are believed to be among those who showed an interest in signing England midfielder Adam Wharton, 22, before Deadline Day, with Crystal Palace rejecting all bids - The GuardianManchester United are expected to trigger the one-year contract extension in Lisandro Martinez's current deal - The Sun There is a possibility of Tottenham ripping up Richarlison's contract amid the ongoing transfer saga surrounding the forward - talkSPORT Karim Benzema could attract interest from Premier League clubs after leaving Al Hilal but they will face competition from other clubs in Saudi Arabia and Turkey - talkSPORT Watch Paper Talk on Sky Sports News Paper Talk is a review of the sports headlines from the national newspapers, every Monday to Friday, live on Sky Sports News from 10.30pm. Missed the show? Catch up on the latest news with the Paper Talk podcast. WORLD FOOTBALLFIFA has accused UEFA of carrying out a "smear campaign" against its president, Gianni Infantino, in legal documents filed by the world governing body - The TimesSCOTTISH PREMIERSHIPHibernian are tracking a move for free agent Danny Ings following his exit from West Ham - Hibs Observer

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