The top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday's newspapers...
PREMIER LEAGUE
Liverpool are continuing talks with Crystal Palace over Ismaila Sarr as the Senegal star pushes for a move to Anfield - Sun on Sunday
Chelsea could sign Monaco star Lamine Camara as soon as Sunday pending any last-minute changes - Sun on Sunday
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Nottingham Forest lead the race for Pape Matar Sarr from Tottenham - Independent
Sunderland are looking at Levante striker Karl Etta Eyong in the final days of the transfer window - Sun on Sunday
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Brentford have shown some late window interest in Archie Gray - the man Tottenham stole off them two years ago - Sun on Sunday
Leeds United maintain an interest in RB Leipzig forward Conrad Harder though they face competition for the Denmark international - Mail on Sunday
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Sunderland have asked about Lyon winger Malick Fofana - Mail on Sunday
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
Czech police and Uefa have launched investigations into the Conference League play-off tie between Jablonec and Rangers after the match was blighted by crowd trouble - Scottish Sun on Sunday
Callum Osmand left Celtic Park on crutches after suffering a late injury during their win over Falkirk - Sunday Mail
Monaco have reportedly revived their interest in Rangers winger Djeidi Gassama with the clock ticking on the transfer window - Sunday Mail
TENNIS
A series of big-name US Open tennis players have bemoaned the overwhelming smell of marijuana while on court at the Grand Slam tournament in New York - Mail on Sunday
