Papers: Fulham join Chelsea, Man Utd in race for Summerville

Plus: Mohamed Salah looks set for the Saudi Pro League; Coventry target an Everton goalkeeper; Thomas Tuchel likely to be secure as England boss regardless of World Cup result; Reece James injury concerns ramp up

Friday 3 July 2026 23:53, UK

The top stories and transfer rumours from Saturday's newspapers...

Premier League

Fulham are in the hunt to sign Crysencio Summerville from West Ham, along with Chelsea and Man Utd - The Guardian

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The Saudi Pro League is Mohamed Salah's most likely destination after his Liverpool exit - Daily Mirror

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Coventry are targeting Everton goalkeeper Mark Travers - Daily Mail

Inter Milan and Como are interested in a move for Chelsea's Trevoh Chalobah - Gazzetta dello Sport

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England

Thomas Tuchel is unlikely to be sacked even if England make an early exit from the World Cup - The Telegraph

England's team hotel in Mexico is expected to have roadblocks around its perimeter to guard against pre-game disruption - The Sun

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Thomas Tuchel is still sweating over his England right-back crisis with Reece James facing a race against time to prove his availability - The Telegraph

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World Cup

Philadelphia has introduced emergency heat measures for fans ahead of France vs Paraguay with temperatures set to hit 38C - The Athletic