The top stories and transfer rumours from Thursday's newspapers...
Bruno Fernandes is set to stay at Manchester United - talkSPORT
Man Utd risk being blown out of the water for Mateus Fernandes by Tottenham on wages - The Sun
Elliot Anderson is edging closer to a British record move to Manchester City with further talks planned in the next 24 hours - Daily Mail
Chelsea are preparing to advance their interest in Maxence Lacroix, the Crystal Palace centre-back, with Como ready to bid for Trevoh Chalobah - Telegraph
Marc Cucurella has urged old Chelsea team-mate Enzo Fernandez to join him at Real Madrid - The Sun
Tottenham have opened contract talks with Antonin Kinksy - just as they brought in new goalkeeper Martin Dubravka - The Sun
Angus Gunn has emerged as a possible goalkeeping target for Manchester United - The Sun
Manchester United have shortlisted Leeds goalkeeper Karl Darlow and Wolves' Sam Johnstone in the search for a new No.2 - Mirror
Arsenal have been given a major boost in the race to sign Julian Alvarez, with Atletico Madrid refusing to sell him to Barcelona - Mirror
Chelsea have slapped a £75m valuation on their right back, Malo Gusto - Daily Mail
The Ghanaian witch doctor who claimed to have 'cursed' Harry Kane ahead of England's World Cup clash against the African nation insists he has now lifted the jinx - Daily Mail
Charlie Mulgrew has urged the Celtic board to get a move on and back Martin O'Neill by bringing in bodies - Scottish Sun
Rangers will pay £900,000 to land Ross McCrorie from Bristol City, according to a report - Scottish Sun
Celtic have opened talks over a return for Marcelo Saracchi, but want to re-sign the player on loan - something Boca Juniors do not want to do - Daily Record
Wimbledon qualifying was suspended after the automated line-calling system suffered a heat-related meltdown, with the All England Club unable to call on line judges - Telegraph
Brendon McCullum held clear-the-air talks with Ben Stokes for "an hour and a bit" in Nottingham on Tuesday, and labelled the England captain's Chelsea night out as a "slight blip" on their team's journey - Telegraph
South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus has started the mind games before the opening Nations Championship fixture against England by describing his counterpart Steve Borthwick as "someone who works with numbers and chases trends" - Telegraph
Dustin Johnson is heading for Dundonald in a last-gasp bid to make The Open - Daily Record
