All the top stories and transfer rumours from Monday’s national newspapers…
DAILY STAR
Manchester United are preparing a mass clearout of players with the aim of wiping a whopping ?80million off their annual wage bill this summer.
DAILY MAIL
Erik ten Hag will inherit a broken dressing room culture beset by internal rivalries, with a level of distrust between the players that has shocked those involved at Manchester United.
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Papers: Man Utd prepare for exodus to clear ?80m from wage bill
De Gea: Those who don’t want to stay, just go
Villa goalkeeper Olsen ‘assaulted’ after Man City title win
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‘Idiots, scumbags’ – Neville, Keane shocked by pitch invasions
DAILY EXPRESS
Edinson Cavani’s two-year Manchester United stint has ended on a sour note after he showed a fan his middle finger following the 1-0 defeat at Crystal Palace.
Aston Villa are reportedly closing in on the signing of Marseille defensive midfielder Boubacar Kamara.
Barcelona have submitted a first official transfer bid for Robert Lewandowski but Bayern Munich are showing no sign of allowing the striker leave the club, according to reports.
THE SUN
Zlatan Ibrahimovic celebrated winning the league in his own inimitable style by smoking a cigar on the pitch after AC Milan clinched the Serie A title
DAILY MIRROR
David Beckham and Hollywood superstar Will Ferrell joined football club co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney for Wrexham’s FA Trophy final loss against Bromley.
THE GUARDIAN
Cameron Norrie believes that some top players will decide not to compete at Wimbledon this year after the ATP and WTA opted to revoke ranking points from the tournament in light of the decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players this year.
Richard Kilty has ripped into his fellow sprinter Reece Prescod for suggesting that CJ Ujah should not be ostracised for a drug ban that cost Team GB a 4x100m silver medal from the Tokyo Games.