Brentford set 'shockingly low' asking price for banned striker Ivan Toney
All the top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday's newspapers...
THE SUN
Brentford have set a shockingly low asking price for Ivan Toney despite a high level of interest in the striker, a report claims.
Ex-Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren's home was the target of an attempted robbery while he was on the pitch. The Croatian now plays for Lyon in France, who shockingly sit bottom of Ligue 1 after nine games.
Ben Stokes has turned down a long-term England contract as he tries to maximise his earnings for the rest of his career.
The Glazer family allegedly considered giving Manchester United fans voice meters to wear in order to award free tickets to the loudest-singing supporters.
DAILY MAIL
Jadon Sancho is reportedly expected to leave Man Utd in January with the winger's career at the club considered to be '90 per cent over'.
Kalvin Phillips is reportedly expected to depart Man City in the January transfer window.
Napoli striker Victor Osimhen lashed out at fans clamouring for his signature as he left the club's training ground on Monday.
DAILY MIRROR
Jenni Hermoso has trained with her Spain team-mates for the first time since the World Cup final.
Darren Fletcher's son Tyler has switched his international allegiance back to Scotland after representing England.
THE TIMES
Marco Silva will spend with gusto, having sought assurances over transfers, now he is staying at Fulham.
TELEGRAPH SPORT
The Rugby Football Union has confirmed it is to take part in talks to explore the possibility of establishing a British and Irish league.
THE ATHLETIC
Mitchell van der Gaag is expected to stay at Man Utd despite the managerial vacancy at former club Ajax.
The Jamaica women's national team have announced their withdrawal from the CONCACAF
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