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

SUNDAY MIRROR

INEOS will announce another round of redundancies at Manchester United on Monday and Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sir Dave Brailsford are keen to forget about the club’s past achievements.

West Ham United have seen a staggering 29,000 season ticket holders walk away from the club since their move to the London Stadium.

Kevin De Bruyne will have to reassess his plans after Pep Guardiola suggested he wasn’t durable enough to keep up with the demands of modern football.

The Premier League has launched a staunch defence of VAR after confirming the number of errors made this season has plummeted compared to last year.

Manchester United star Alejandro Garnacho appeared to send a message about his exclusion after coming off the bench to help the team save a point at Everton.

Nuno Espirito Santo thinks Elliot Anderson’s name should be in the conversation when Thomas Tuchel names his first England squad.

Pep Guardiola believes that he might have been sacked this season if he had been at any other club.

Martin Odegaard believes Arsenal’s attack was responsible for the defeat against West Ham that leaves their title hopes hanging by a thread.

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

Bruno Fernandes was involved in a touchline bust-up with Everton legend Derek Mountfield before inspiring Manchester United’s comeback at Goodison Park – with a late VAR penalty controversy then seeing players clash after the final whistle.

THE SUN ON SUNDAY

Newcastle chief Eddie Howe is plotting to bring Bournemouth’s Marcus Tavernier back to Tyneside.

MAIL ON SUNDAY

Shakhtar Donetsk’s chief executive has accused FIFA of failing to support Ukrainian football during Russia’s invasion of the country.

Arne Slot has revealed that he twice invited Jurgen Klopp to matches at Anfield and says the former Liverpool manager is welcome to visit the Reds training ground whenever he likes.

THE OBSERVER

Atalanta’s manager, Gian Piero Gasperini, said he never intended to offend Ademola Lookman by saying the striker is “one of the worst penalty takers he has ever seen” after their home Champions League defeat by Club Brugge.

THE SCOTTISH SUN ON SUNDAY

John Bennett is set to follow Dave King’s lead and sell his Ibrox stake as part of the multi-million-pound takeover deal by 49ers Enterprises.