Could Pep Guardiola become the new Brazil manager? 🇧🇷 👀

Papers: Brazil target Guardiola to replace Tite

Plus: Arsenal are set to rekindle their interest in Barcelona striker Ferran Torres, Manchester United have joined the race to sign RB Leipzig's Croatia star Josko Gvardiol and Al Nassr turn their attention to Liverpool forward Roberto Firmino

All the top stories and transfer rumours from Monday's newspapers...

DAILY EXPRESS

Brazil will attempt to sound out Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on his plans for the future as they look to find a replacement for national team boss Tite, according to reports in South America.

Kyle Walker could be the first member of England's World Cup squad to confirm his retirement from the international game.

DAILY MIRROR

Arsenal are set to rekindle their interest in Barcelona striker Ferran Torres after missing out on an audacious bid to sign him over the summer.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Erik ten Hag has confirmed Manchester United are activating the one-year extension to Marcus Rashford's contract as he tries to persuade the England international to sign a new long-term deal.

Rugby Australia has opened talks with Eddie Jones over a shock return to the Wallabies coaching team before the World Cup in France next year.

THE SUN

Thomas Tuchel wants the England job - if Gareth Southgate decides to walk away.

Manchester United have joined the race to sign RB Leipzig's Croatia star Josko Gvardiol but will face huge competition for the 20-year-old's signature.

England players and staff showered hotel workers with gifts as they left their Qatar base to head home after the quarter-final defeat by France.

Salomon Rondon's future at Everton is in some doubt and the striker could be forced to train with the club's youngsters as Frank Lampard plans ahead without him.

AC Milan are back on the trail of Fulham and United States defender Antonee Robinson.

League One side Charlton Athletic are a target for a leading football agency who want to be involved with buying the club and showcasing their players from around the world.

Swansea City and Hull City are interested in signing Crystal Palace youngster Malcolm Ebiowei on loan in January.

Al Nassr's interest in Liverpool forward Roberto Firmino is a strong suggestion that they have gone cold on signing Cristiano Ronaldo to a lucrative free-agent contract.

THE TIMES

Liverpool's "smash in the face" injury to Luis Diaz could see the striker sidelined for three months.

Erik ten Hag believes that Marcus Rashford is up there with Kylian Mbappé as one of the best forwards in world football and is hopeful that he can get the 25-year-old to extend his stay at Old Trafford.

Josip Juranovic, the Celtic defender, has blanked all transfer talk as he chases a World Cup dream with Croatia.

METRO

William Gallas has urged Chelsea to pull out all the stops in their efforts to sign free agent Cristiano Ronaldo and keep him in the Premier League.

DAILY MAIL

Liverpool's injury-ravaged squad could get a boost with summer signing Arthur Melo reported to be two weeks ahead of schedule in his recovery from thigh surgery.

David de Gea has warned Real Madrid to remove Manchester United youngster Alejandro Garnacho from their transfer plans as "we won't let him leave".

Rio Ferdinand has claimed Gareth Southgate "let down" England with his "reactive, not proactive" substitutions in the World Cup quarter-final against France.

England had an extra body on board their flight home from the World Cup with "Dave" the stray tabby cat having been adopted by defensive duo Kyle Walker and John Stones.

Juventus are reportedly interested in moving three players on in order to launch an audacious bid for Chelsea star Mason Mount.

Mo Salah has struck a deal with Gucci which has seen him appear in a slick, three-minute promotional clip.

The all-English crew who directed the Spain v Japan match for TV were stopped by FIFA from showing the definitive angle used by the VAR team to award the winning goal, which sent Germany home from the World Cup.

Everton supporters were thrown into a frenzy when owner Farhad Moshiri was snapped with leading Qatari businessman His Excellency Sheik Dr Khalid bin Thani Al Thani at the Netherlands v Argentina quarter-final.

THE GUARDIAN

A security worker at the World Cup in Qatar is in intensive care after falling from what has been described as "a significant height" after Argentina's quarter-final clash with the Netherlands.

THE SCOTTISH SUN

Rangers flop Carlos Pena is set to retire from professional football after being released from his latest club in Honduras - CD Vida - after only five appearances.

Rangers star Connor Goldson could make a shock return to face Hibs this week.