The top stories and transfer rumours from Monday’s newspapers…

PREMIER LEAGUE

Harry Maguire admitted it was “embarrassing” that Manchester United had taken so long to achieve back-to-back wins in the Premier League under Ruben Amorim, after a famous victory over champions Liverpool – The Daily Telegraph.

Eric Cantona has been approached by a consortium of investors based in the United Arab Emirates to act as an ambassador for a potential bid to buy Manchester United. Wayne Rooney and David Beckham are also on the group’s radar for similar roles – The Guardian.

Sean Dyche is still Nottingham Forest’s front-runner to be their next boss – Daily Mirror

Nottingham Forest would have to stump up £10m to land Marco Silva. – The Sun.

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL

Danny Rohl is sensationally back in the frame to be named next Rangers boss – The Scottish Sun.

Slaven Bilic, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Michael Carrick are also potential candidates for the Rangers job – The Scottish Sun.

Angus Gunn is seen as the long-term replacement for Kasper Schmeichel at Celtic – The Daily Record.

EUROPEAN FOOTBALL

Xabi Alonso has told the Real Madrid hierarchy to hold off on signing a big-money midfielder as he hopes that Florian Wirtz’s struggles at Liverpool open the door for a move to the Santiago Bernabeu – Defensa Central

Jobe Bellingham’s camp would prefer him to continue his development in Europe as rumours of a Borussia Dortmund exit intensify following his costly mistake against Bayern Munich – AS

INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL

Harvey Elliott has to start more games for Aston Villa to put himself in England contention, says Michael Owen – talkSPORT.

Thomas Tuchel should consider picking Danny Welbeck as Harry Kane’s back-up, according to former Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino – talkSPORT

GOLF

Tiger Woods has dropped to his lowest ever golf world ranking, falling 2,048th after his most recent back surgery – Daily Mail.

ICYMI: The top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday’s newspapers…