Saudi Willing to Sell Ronaldo for £43m, United Uninterested

Top stories and transfer talk from Saturday's papers.

Ronaldo/Manchester United

The Saudi Pro League is reportedly ready to let Cristiano Ronaldo leave for around £43m, but Manchester United are said to have no interest in re-signing the 41-year-old for a third spell at the club at this time (The i).

Luis Enrique/PSG

Luis Enrique is expected to reject interest from Manchester United and commit to a new contract with Paris Saint-Germain instead, according to the Daily Mirror.

Manchester City targets

Manchester City are tracking a number of young prospects, including Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson, Brentford's Michael Kayode and Feyenoord right-back Givairo Read, 19. The interest comes amid growing confidence Pep Guardiola will extend his stay for another season (The i).

Transfer updates

The transfer centre continues to provide live updates on dealings and rumours across the Premier League.

Stats and features

A new feature lists the top five longest throw-ins that have produced goals in the Premier League so far this season.

Young talent

Thiago Silva's son has been called into England's Under-15 squad and could make his debut for the age group, the Daily Mirror reports.

Liverpool reaction

Former Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher has said that, after the death of Diogo Jota, match results and performances at his former club feel less significant this season (The Independent).

Newcastle situation

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has moved to calm speculation that he might leave at the end of the season following a difficult run of results (The Independent).

Scottish football

On-loan Bournemouth full-back Julian Araujo has not ruled out making a permanent switch to Celtic when asked about his future (Daily Record).

Boxing

Deontay Wilder has dismissed Jake Paul as a "real fighter," according to The Sun.

Sources cited are the respective newspapers named alongside each item.