The top stories making Sunday’s back pages in the UK…
The Sun: David De Gea has a £30million buy-out clause in his new contract.
Also: Everton and Newcastle are both tracking Burnley centre-back Michael Keane.
And: Anthony Martial did his talking on the pitch in a stunning debut from the £36million teenager.
Plus: Manuel Pellegrini reignited his feud with Alan Pardew as the pair squared up in another touchline bust-up.
Sunday Mirror: Saido Berahino looks certain to reject the offer of a new contract from West Bromwich Albion.
Also: Kevin Nolan has spoken to Bolton about making an emotional return.
And: Louis van Gaal says Liverpool are a “fantastic club” – because he has a 100 per cent winning record against them.
The People: Roy Hodgson has put Kop kid Jordon Ibe on alert for a Three Lions call-up – but he won’t beg the youngster to nail his colours to England’s mast.
Also: German giants Bayern Munich have joined the growing clutch of big clubs chasing Birmingham City wonder kid Demarai Gray.
Daily Star Sunday: Louis van Gaal is ready to follow David De Gea in signing a new contract at Manchester United.
Also: David Beckham wants Wayne Rooney to join his MLS Miami football franchise.
Mail on Sunday: Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini does not think £60 million-rated Juventus star Paul Pogba, 22, compares with his own powerhouse midfielder Yaya Toure.
Sunday Express: Manchester City are set to miss out on their prime summer transfer target Paul Pogba who they face on Tuesday night.
Metro: Arsenal are ready to make a new bid to sign Karim Benzema from Real Madrid, according to reports.
Also: Louis van Gaal is set to put off retirement and sign a new deal at Manchester United, according to reports.
And: Liverpool have identified Real Betis midfielder Dani Ceballos as a top target ahead of the January transfer window, according to reports in Spain.
Sunday Telegraph: Tim Sherwood will consider another move for Emmanuel Adebayor in January after claiming the Tottenham Hotspur outcast would play for nothing.
Also: It was not the way Anthony Martial put Martin Skrtel on his backside. Nor was it the manner in which Manchester United’s £39 million teenager shoved off the challenge of Liverpool’s Nathaniel Clyne. What sent Old Trafford into raptures was the composure of the clinical finish by the 19-year-old who may have gone from panic-buy to inspired signing in the space of 10 seconds.
Sunday Times: Christian Benteke may see out the rest of his career without scoring a better goal. And yet his work of art was just a postcard from the edges of this game. A kid stole his canvas.
Also: Jose Mourinho refused to accept the blame after Chelsea’s 3-1 defeat at Everton left the Premier League champions perched above the relegation zone.
The Independent on Sunday: Paul Pogba is due back in Manchester on Tuesday for his first Champions League appearance of a season that will go a long way to deciding just how much of the hype around him he is going to be able to live up to.
Also: Jose Mourinho lamented Chelsea’s bad luck after the 3-1 defeat to Everton and Goodison Park.
And: Mourinho stormed out of his pre-match interview ahead of Chelsea’s Premier League clash with Everton after he took exception to a question regarding summer transfer target John Stones.
