Beckham aspires to bring Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo to Inter Miami
Pull of Miami could help swing trades; Adam Armstrong fee is a Hammer blow.
SOCCER: Inter Miami co-owner David Beckham says he "aspires" to bring in players such as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo to the MLS club, writes the Daily Mirror.
Asked about blockbuster swoops for the two giants of the world game, he said: "Being in Miami, our fans want to see the big stars."
Paddy Power rate a summer move to Inter Miami as a 9/1 chance for Ronaldo, while the chances of Messi joining any MLS club in the next window are priced at 14/1.
Luke Shaw's hearing could lead to FA hearing
SOCCER: Luke Shaw could face an FA charge - despite withdrawing his claims that referee Stuart Attwell refused to give Manchester United a penalty because of the reaction it would cause.
Should the FA decide he has a case to answer and formal charges follow, a commission would sit during the international break for England's World Cup qualifiers against San Marino, Albania and Poland at the end of the month.
Shaw missed out on Gareth Southgate's last squad but an impressive run of form has him as short as 8/15 with Bet365 to make the Euro 2020 final cut. Would a ban affect his chances?
As for those World Cup qualifiers, England are 1/5 to win a pretty weak Group I, which also contains Andorra and Hungary.
Arm-strong arm tactics from Blackburn designed to scare off West Ham
SOCCER: Blackburn Rovers want an eyewatering £25million for West Ham striker target Adam Armstrong, according to the Daily Mail.
The fee has been inflated in part due to the whopping 40% of the profit due to previous club Newcastle United.
Tomey's healthy lead in the goalscoring charts has him as short as 1/8 for the Championship Golden Boot, with Armstrong a 13/2 chance with Paddy Power.
Tomey looks likely to be playing in the top flight next year whatever the outcome of the transfer speculation, with Brentford 2/5 to secure promotion.
Valencia decline is a crying shame for Gabriel
SOCCER: Former Arsenal defender Gabriel has broken down in tears about Valencia's decline.
Saturday's loss to Getafe saw Javi Gracia's side drop to 14th in La Liga, just five points above the drop zone and it was all too much for Gabriel, according to the Daily Mail.