The Saudi Pro League is prepared to finance a move for Mohamed Salah if the Liverpool forward decides to leave Anfield, especially after recently falling out of Arne Slot’s starting XI.

This update comes from Friday’s newspaper round-up, which also includes Brighton’s interest in Aston Villa midfielder Lamare Bogarde, and Chelsea’s efforts to secure promising Burkina Faso talent Mohamed Zongo amid competition from Manchester City and Manchester United.

**Friday’s Top Stories and Transfer Rumours**

**Premier League**

* The Saudi Pro League would back a transfer for Mohamed Salah should he seek a departure from Liverpool after losing his regular starting place under Arne Slot — *The Telegraph*.

* Brighton are keeping tabs on Aston Villa youngster Lamare Bogarde as they explore long-term replacements for £100m-rated Carlos Baleba — *The Telegraph*.

* Chelsea are pushing to sign highly regarded Burkina Faso prospect Mohamed Zongo, with Manchester City and Manchester United also in pursuit — *Daily Mail*.

* Tottenham’s owners, the Lewis family, have signalled their intention to secure a major naming-rights partner for the club’s £1bn stadium. Alex Scotcher is set to become the club’s new commercial director in January — *The Telegraph*.

* Newcastle United forward Yoane Wissa is nearing a return and may feature in the squad against Burnley on Saturday — *talkSPORT*.

**European Football**

* Trent Alexander-Arnold is expected to face another extended spell out at Real Madrid due to a new injury setback, dealing a blow to his hopes of making England’s World Cup squad. He is likely to be sidelined for at least two months — *The Times*.

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