Papers: Gyokeres keen to leave Arsenal

The top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday's newspapers... Premier LeagueViktor Gyokeres is reportedly keen to leave Arsenal due to a lack of first-team opportunities - Sunday MirrorArsenal are hellbent on revamping whatever they can to capitalise on a first Premier League title in 22 years and cement their place in Europe's elite.

Next in their sights is their London Colney training base - Mail on SundayTransfer Centre LIVE! | Latest on YOUR PL club! Got Sky? Watch LIVE football on your phone📱Not got Sky?

Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract on NOWPeter Schmeichel has described his CBS Sports post-match interview with Lisandro Martinez as "clumsy" and said he did not know the full context of the Manchester United defender's comments - The Athletic Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani could be handed a fresh chance to enter the world of football ownership almost three years on from being pipped by Sir Jim Ratcliffe in the race to buy Manchester United.

The Qatari's father Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani is reportedly spearheading a move for Italian heavyweights Inter Milan via investment firm Al Mirqab, where Sheikh Jassim holds a prominent role - Sunday MirrorFormer England striker Fraizer Campbell has revealed he became addicted to snus, the controversial tobacco product which has become rife in English football - The Athletic Other sportsChris Woakes has accused the ECB of 'bottling' the chance to project England's historic World Cup win with an open top bus parade - Mail on SundaySouth African rugby player Hyron Andrews was found in cardiac arrest in a shower cubicle locked from the inside, as French police investigate the circumstances surrounding his death at the age of 31 - Mail on SundayAnthony Yarde can retire a wealthy man even without winning a world title, with millions already in the bank - The Sun on SundayDan Evans believes that British tennis player Emma Raducanu will win Wimbledon one day - Sunday Telegraph

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