Papers: Arsenal ready to make £130m Alvarez push as Martinelli nears Saudi move

Latest transfer news and headlines include: Chelsea have had three bids turned down for England midfielder Alex Scott; Liverpool will have to pay £70m to sign Yankuba Minteh from Brighton; Kris Boyd fears Rangers fans could turn on Derek McInnes if they crash out of Europe on Thursday

Mikel Arteta is ready to make a £130m push to sign Julian Alvarez - but will demand assurances the Argentina star wants to move to Arsenal - Daily Mirror

Arsenal winger Gabriel Martinelli is closing on a £55m move to Al-Hilal - Daily Mail

Chelsea have had three bids turned down for England midfielder Alex Scott , with Bournemouth adamant that neither he nor any of their crown jewels will leave before September 1 - The i Paper

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Leeds United remain interested in signing Mykhailo Mudryk on loan from Chelsea . News of talks between the two clubs, and a rejected offer from the West Yorkshire side, broke last week - The Athletic

Liverpool will have to pay £70m to sign Yankuba Minteh from Brighton after seeing two bids rebuffed - The Independent

The consortium that announced an agreement to buy the majority of Daniel Levy's stake in Enic , the parent company of Tottenham Hotspur , is yet to pay for the deal amid questions over how it will be funded - The Telegraph

Shim Mheuka is set to sign a new long-term contract at Chelsea - The Standard

Hull City are set to reward assistant head coach Dean Holden with an improved contract following the club's remarkable start to life in the Premier League - Daily Mail

Kris Boyd fears Rangers fans could turn on Derek McInnes if they crash out of Europe on Thursday - The Scottish Sun

Hearts have made their move to sign Faroese winger Aron Benjaminsen - Daily Record

Dundee are set to sign Bournemouth defender Matai Akinmboni on a season-long loan - The Scottish Sun

Football legends, including Emmanuel Petit and Lucy Bronze , have shared a statement protesting against the leadership of FIFA under Gianni Infantino - The Telegraph