The top stories and transfer rumours from Friday's newspapers…

Didier Deschamps has reportedly turned down an offer to become the next manager of Manchester United as a potential replacement for Michael Carrick, according to reports in the Daily Mirror. The paper talk roundup also highlights other Manchester United developments, including Shea Lacey being poised to make his full Premier League debut against Aston Villa, while co-owner Avram Glazer claimed the club's financial valuation is not dependent on on-pitch success.
Across European soccer and other sports, Tottenham prepares to welcome back injured duo Xavi Simons and Savio, and future Arsenal player Andria Bartishvili faces three months out with an ankle issue. Meanwhile, Bryson DeChambeau has reportedly been offered an avenue back to the DP World Tour following the shutdown of LIV Golf.
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