The top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday's newspapers...
Tottenham Hotspur striker Richarlison has taken aim at Spurs following the collapse of his proposed transfer to Vasco da Gama - Sunday Mirror
Arsenal title winner Emmanuel Petit believes his former side had a lucky escape after missing out on Vinicius Jr this summer - Sunday Mirror
Enzo Maresca insists Manchester City had no choice but to splash the cash in the summer due to the "crazy" transfer market - Sunday Express
Benjamin Sesko says he is loving life at Manchester United, and the positive "vibes" spreading under boss Michael Carrick - Sunday Mirror
Xabi Alonso accused his Chelsea players of being "soft" after they failed to keep a clean sheet for the 20th Premier League game in a row - Sunday Telegraph
Leicester City manager Russell Martin said that he feels criticism he has received has 'become really personal' as he opened up on a turbulent start to the season with the League One side - Mail on Sunday
Fernando Torres might have picked the wrong career after a video showed him smashing a punch machine's record at the new Madring circuit in Madrid where the former Liverpool and Chelsea striker was at VIP guest this weekend - The Sun on Sunday
Manchester United flop Memphis Depay could be hit with a significant ban following allegations he directed an 'offensive' gesture towards opposition supporters while playing for Corinthians - Daily Express
Former Rangers title winner Lee McCulloch is in the frame to take over the technical director role vacated by Dan Purdy - Scottish Sun on Sunday
John Souttar's transfer to Aris Thessaloniki has hit a late stumbling block - Scottish Sun on Sunday
Rangers have already lost the league and face a battle to stave off the challenge of Hearts again for second.
That's the shock opinion of former World Cup winner Emmanuel Petit - Scottish Sun on Sunday
Saffie Osborne made history as she became the first woman to ride the winner of a British Classic as Highwayman led home a Joseph O'Brien one-two in the Betfred St Leger - Independent
Joe Root says England are back on track after coming "through the other side of chaos" following their 3-0 series victory over Pakistan - Sunday Times
