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

Premier League

Inter Miami and LA Galaxy are the two leading contenders to sign Casemiro – Talksport

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Bruno Fernandes has dropped the clearest hint yet that he’ll be staying at Man Utd – The Mirror

There was no “conclusive evidence” of a Benjamin Sesko handball to disallow Manchester United’s controversial second goal against Liverpool, according to the Premier League’s official match centre – The Sun

Arne Slot admits there could be huge changes at Liverpool following their dismal title defence – The Mirror

Ray Parlour believes Arsenal must sell Gabriel Jesus this summer and he also urged Mikel Arteta to raid Atletico Madrid for Julian Alvarez – Metro

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe wants Will Osula to stay at the club, despite interest in the £30m-rated Denmark striker – Shields Gazette

World Cup

FIFA’s official World Cup footballs costing up to £130 are being made by workers on as little as £26 a week – The Sun

Other Football

Andy Carroll’s first taste of management has been brought to an abrupt end – after Dagenham & Redbridge named Lee Allinson as their new boss.

Cricket

Durham batsman Emilio Gay registered his third century of the season to put himself in driving seat for selection for England’s first Test of the summer against New Zealand in June – The Telegraph

Tennis

Star players in men’s and women’s game express ‘deep, collective disappointment’ that £53.3m purse at French Open represents only 15 per cent of tournament’s revenue – The Times

Rugby Union

Bath coach Johann van Graan says officials were not given ‘the footage they need’ after three high shots on Alfie Barbeary in his side’s Champions Cup defeat to Bordeaux – The Times