Manchester United is contemplating legal action if 15-year-old prospect JJ Gabriel leaves the club, with Bayern Munich, Barcelona, and Real Madrid expressing interest in him, according to The Sun.
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In other developments, Manchester United has received a boost as summer signing Carlos Baleba played in a behind-closed-doors friendly on Friday, as reported by the Daily Mail.
Arsenal has outlined plans to redevelop their Emirates Stadium while ensuring that the team will remain there, differing from rival Tottenham's move.
Meanwhile, Thomas Tuchel indicated a readiness to continue selecting Manchester City players regardless of their potential relegation to the Championship, following the club's guilty verdict for breaching financial rules. Tuchel also mentioned that the City players are concerned about their futures in light of this verdict, as noted by the Daily Mail.
In non-league football, Kristian Shevchenko, son of Andriy Shevchenko, has made a surprising move to Sholing after stints with Chelsea and Tottenham. Gateshead is facing a crisis with financial troubles causing unpaid wages for players and staff following director Mark Nellist's resignation.
In Scottish football, Celtic's Jota has returned to the field after an 18-month battle with injuries. Derek McInnes has urged Rangers to validate their Old Firm victories when the Premiership resumes. Hearts are reportedly interested in acquiring former Ajax youth player Precious Ugwu to enhance their defense.
In women's football, Arsenal's Renee Slegers expressed appreciation for the support from the club's board and her senior players, as she aims to rectify the team's recent poor performances ahead of a crucial match against Manchester City.