"World Cup winner and former Chelsea, Barcelona and Arsenal star Cesc Fabregas is set to join Serie B\u0027s Como after leaving Ligue 1\u0027s AS Monaco on free transfer, according to reports. The 35-year-old veteran will drop into Italy\u0027s second division as he pursues a more successful final act for his career following an injury-hit spell in France."
"Tuesday’s Paper Round leads on Chelsea, who are not only after Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski, but also his team-mate and former Arsenal forward Serge Gnabry. PSG also want Lewandowski, while elsewhere Bayern Munich continue their negotiations with Juventus for Matthijs de Ligt, while Manchester United chiefs are in Barcelona in their bid to sign you-know-who."
"Paris Saint-Germain will attempt to partner Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in the French capital. Elsewhere, Manchester United have identified a potential alternative to Frenkie de Jong, Chelsea have put together a transfer shortlist in a bid to improve their defence and Barcelona are set to win the battle to sign Raphinha from Leeds United."
"Manchester City\u0027s Raheem Sterling looks set to join Premier League rivals Chelsea after The Athletic reported that the two sides have reached an agreement over the English international. Sterling faced severe competition for minutes at City and had been heavily linked with a move to west London with personal terms already agreed for a five-year contract with an option for a further 12 months."
"Erik ten Hag is looking to reunite with two former players at Manchester United, which could spell bad news for his previous club Ajax. Elsewhere, Chelsea are closing in on the signing of Manchester City duo Raheem Sterling and Nathan Ake, Barcelona need to decide whether to keep Ousmane Dembele or sign Raphinha and Everton are ready to make their first signings of the summer."
"Chelsea owner Ted Boehly has landed in Barcelona discuss potential transfers - including a deal that could see the Blues leapfrog Manchester United for Frenkie de Jong. Elsewhere, Leeds United forward Raphinha is edging closer to a decision on his future, Chelsea are keen to tie Reece James down to a long-term contract and Erik ten Hag has introduced new strict rules at Old Trafford."
"Despite being beaten 4-1 by Norway in their European Championship opener, Northern Ireland had a reason to celebrate after scoring their first goal in a major tournament. Julie Nelson netted in the 49th minute to pull a goal back at 3-0, but the damage was already done as goals from Julie Blakstad, Frida Maanum, Caroline Graham Hansen and Guro Reiten handed Norway all three points."
"Sarina Wiegman and Beth Mead both agreed that the near 70,000 crowd at Old Trafford was a big factor in England\u0027s Euro 2022 opening-night 1-0 win over Austria. Mead said the atmosphere had been \"unbelievable\" and that the players hadn\u0027t been able to hear what Wiegman had been saying in the post-match debrief because of the noise."
"Euro 2022 starts at Old Trafford, where England will play in front of a sellout crowd against Austria on Wednesday night. The hosts are among the favourites to win the tournament, and both captain Leah Williamson and head coach Sarina Wiegman addressed the media on the eve of their first match. Northern Ireland and Norway also make up Group A."
"Cristiano Ronaldo is set to return to Manchester United on Monday for pre-season and will have showdown talks with new manager Eric ten Hag about his desire to leave this summer. Elsewhere, Raheem Sterling edges closer to a Chelsea move, Newcastle United are set to continue their summer spending spree and Leeds United line up their third transfer of the window."
"Barcelona make a late move to rival Chelsea\u0027s plans to sign Raphinha from Leeds United, which would increase the club\u0027s transfer funds by €200 million. Elsewhere, Kalidou Koulibaly is ready to push for a move to the Premier League, Borussia Dortmund have slapped a record asking price on Jude Bellingham and Tottenham Hotspur are closing in on two more summer signings."