Top Stories and Transfer Rumours: Son's Injury, Mbappe to Arsenal, and More

Here are the top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday's newspapers:

DAILY MAIL

• Heung-Min Son dislocated his finger in an altercation with South Korea teammates before the Asia Cup semi-final.
• Manchester United and Tottenham are interested in signing Everton's Jarrad Branthwaite.
• Former Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick is a potential candidate to replace Xavi as Barcelona boss.
• Paris Saint-Germain forward Kylian Mbappe is reportedly open to joining Arsenal because of Thierry Henry.
• Old Trafford will not host this summer's Soccer Aid.
• Brazil legend Romario claims that only Diego Maradona and Pele were better than him.
• Manchester United fans are eager for Kobbie Mainoo to sign a new deal.
• Antonio Conte prefers to stay in Italy and would only consider a new offer from the Premier League if he cannot return to Juventus or coach Napoli or AC Milan.
• Mary Earps may not be leaving Manchester United as expected.
• Casemiro has switched from Nike to Adidas.
• Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez will face an American opponent on May 4.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

• Newcastle fear that sporting director Dan Ashworth may leave for Manchester United.
• Kieran McKenna and Oliver Glasner are potential replacements for Roy Hodgson at Crystal Palace.
• Tottenham will pursue Conor Gallagher if he does not agree to a new contract with Chelsea.
• The Six Nations has abolished the tradition of home teams wearing alternate kits.
• Bath is the favorite to sign Guy Pepper from Newcastle Falcons.

THE GUARDIAN

• Crystal Palace is struggling to convince Kieran McKenna to replace Roy Hodgson.

DAILY EXPRESS

• Arsenal and Liverpool are unlikely to sign Kylian Mbappe due to the expected cost of a deal.
• Liverpool has a better chance of replacing Jurgen Klopp now that Barcelona cannot afford Brighton's Roberto De Zerbi.

THE SUN

• Jack Grealish is due in court for a speeding charge.
• Barcelona is confident that Joao Cancelo will stay, but they may need to negotiate with Manchester City.
• Nicolas Jackson will face criticism from Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino for his lack of discipline.
• Wolves will finance Gary O'Neil's transfer moves by selling Pedro Neto.
• Luke Humphries broke his darts in frustration after losing to Jurjen van der Velde.

DAILY MIRROR

• Christian Horner was seen at a secret filming event for Red Bull's new car amid an inappropriate behavior probe.
• Liverpool's chances of signing Xabi Alonso have improved with Barcelona targeting Thomas Tuchel.
• Brentford boss Thomas Frank downplayed rumors of taking over from Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool.
• South Africa boss Hugo Broos is still frustrated with Vincent Kompany over Lyle Foster.

THE ATHLETIC

• Paris City Hall is taking legal action against alleged sexist abuse from Paris Saint-Germain fans.
• Nigeria captain Ahmed Musa has called for an end to online abuse towards Alex Iwobi.
• Bay FC has signed Racheal Kundananji from Madrid CFF for a world-record fee.
• French men's clubs spent the most on transfer fees in the January window.
• Paris Saint-Germain players are focused on football amid speculation about Kylian Mbappe's future.

EVENING STANDARD

• Enzo Fernandez denies rumors of wanting to leave Chelsea for Barcelona.
• Arsenal winger Marquinhos will join Fluminense on loan.

THE TIMES

• Super Rugby Pacific will trial a change to offside rules to address frustrating kicking battles.

DAILY RECORD

• Celtic is working on extending Liam Scales' contract.
• Philippe Clement defends Scottish football, stating that Rangers and Celtic can compete against the best in France.
• Neil Warnock supports Duk after his failed Aberdeen exit.
• Highland League clubs are unhappy with the SPFL.

SCOTTISH SUN

• CEO Andrew McKinlay believes Hearts' new hotel will bring in millions of pounds.