Mikel Arteta is using NASA to help fix Arsenal's injury woes with Google and Apple helping too - Paper Talk
Plus: Xavi Simons is due to to start training with his Spurs team-mates this month; Real Madrid have put JJ Gabriel on a first-team fast track programme; Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group have held talks about buying a majority stake in the Cadillac F1 team
Mikel Arteta has used NASA to tackle Arsenal' s injury woes - with Google and Apple joining the fight - Daily Mail
Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group have held talks about buying a majority stake in the Cadillac Formula 1 team - The Sun
Xavi Simons is due to to start training with his Spurs team-mates later this month - about two months earlier than expected - after rupturing ACL in April - The Times
Matheus Cunha has avoided any further punishment after coming back onto the pitch at the end of Manchester United' s momentous Champions League win over Roma despite having been sent off - Daily Mail
Real Madrid have accelerated their interest in JJ Gabriel in an effort to clinch the teenager's signature in January and put him on a fast-track pathway to the club's first-team squad - Daily Telegraph
Paul Scholes says David Beckham could be the man to take over at Manchester United after Sir Jim Ratcliffe's "depressing" reign - The Sun
Manchester United have invited 100 special guests to Old Trafford this weekend to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Sir Alex Ferguson 's arrival at the club - The Times
LIV Golf 's relaunch looks set to collapse after BC Partners Credit decided to drop its $300m backing of a new iteration of the league. - Daily Mail
England star Ollie Robinson is a surprise winter transfer target for Nottinghamshire in a move that would pair him with Test team-mate Josh Tongue - Daily Mail
The Six Nations and Sanzaar unions have agreed to sell all their media rights and commercial deals collectively for the first time in a new revenue-sharing model - The Guardian
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