The top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday's newspapers...
Crystal Palace have added Thomas Frank to their list of potential managers to replace the departing Oliver Glasner - The Sun
Leeds United have postponed contract talks with Daniel Farke until the end of the season - and the German might have to keep the club in the Premier League in order to secure a new deal at Elland Road - Daily Mirror
Rodri's contract talks at Manchester City could hold the key to Elliot Anderson's hopes of a move to the Etihad this summer - The Sun
Arne Slot tore into his Liverpool players in a furious dressing room rant at Wolves - The Sun
Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler tore into Arsenal, having been left furious at their time-wasting during their - Daily Mirror
Manchester City have agreed a ÂŁ600,000 compensation deal with Hearts for teenage midfielder Keir McMeekin, beating Man Utd, Liverpool and Brighton to his signature - Daily Mail
Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola is contemplating signing a new contract at the club despite interest from Crystal Palace and Tottenham - Daily Mail
Jurgen Klopp has absolutely no interest in managing another Premier League club out of respect for Liverpool - Daily Express
Man Utd duo Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford are set to leave Old Trafford on a permanent basis this summer - Daily Express
by criticising them in public, insisting the team need "honesty" and "anger" if they are to avoid relegation this season - The Times
Aberdeen caretaker boss Peter Leven has questioned at Pittodrie, asking why more lines weren't drawn by VAR on the incident - Scottish Sun
The intercontinental World Cup playoffs are in doubt with officials from the Iraq Football Association [IFA] in crisis talks with Fifa over concerns they may be unable to take part in the final scheduled for Mexico later this month - The Guardian
Real Madrid are considering replacing manager Alvaro Arbeloa with AC Milan head coach Massimiliano Allegri for next season - Corriere dello Sport
The Women's Super League 2 side involved in the new promotion-relegation playoff will have home advantage in the one-leg contest, WSL Football has confirmed, with the top-flight side having to play away from home - The Guardian
