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BBC Sport

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Liverpool are considering a move for Juventus' Italy winger Federico Chiesa.

The 26-year-old attacker has been deemed surplus to requirements by Juve manager Thiago Motta, who took charge of the Serie A side earlier this summer.

Chiesa, who was part of Italy's squad at Euro 2024, reportedly has one year left on his contract.

He was not named in the squad for Motta's first league game in charge against Como and was also absent when Juventus played Hellas Verona on Monday.

Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes said earlier this summer that the club would be "opportunistic if we can" when it came to making signings.

The process has involved the Reds showing exploratory interest in a number of players and it is understood the interest in Chiesa has not yet gone further than that.

Liverpool are closing in on a deal for Valencia goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili but have yet to make a signing so far this summer under new manager Arne Slot.

Is Sven Goran-Eriksson remembered most for his time in charge of the Three Lions?

Certainly in England, yes.

But, what did he think to taking on the job? He became England's first foreign boss in 2001, which was a huge talking point at the time.

Could anyone have guessed the Three Lions' first foreign coach would prove to be such an English gentleman?

That is what iSport discuss.

They also reveal Victor Osimhen prefers a move to Chelsea over Saudi Arabia...

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One of Sven-Goran Eriksson's dreams was to manage Liverpool, a club which he had supported all of his life.

After Eriksson announced his illness, the Swede was still able to make that dream come true as he took charge of a Liverpool Legends team which beat an Ajax Legends side 4-2 at Anfield, in March this year.

An opportunity which he called, "beautiful".

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The Times

More tributes are paid in the Times to Sven-Goran Eriksson, with David Beckham leading the way.

"Sven, thank you for always being the person you have always been, passionate, caring, calm and a true gentleman," said the former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder.

"I will be forever grateful for you making me your captain."

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"Take care of yourself and take care of your life. And live it. Bye." The best kind of advice from Sven-Goran Eriksson.

This was Eriksson's final message.

The Guardian

The Guardian look back on Sven-Goran Eriksson's pursuit of "trophies" and a "good life" across the multiple countries he worked in.

Eriksson managed 12 clubs, including Manchester City, Leicester, Roma and Lazio, winning 18 trophies.

The Swede also had spells in charge of Mexico, Ivory Coast and the Philippines.

A man for a challenge!

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It's hard to do Sven-Goran Eriksson justice, but here's a short video of the highs and the lows during his managerial career.

The Daily Telegraph

Raheem Sterling shares the front page of the Telegraph with Sven-Goran Eriksson.

The Chelsea winger looks to be deemed surplus to requirements at Stamford Bridge after being left out of Enzo Maresca's early squads.

A move to Manchester United on the cards?

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The Daily Express

It's more tributes for Sven-Goran Eriksson in the Express, who also lead on Eriksson's teenage sensation during his time as England boss.

"Rest in peace, Sven. A special man. Thanks for the memories and all your help and advice. Thoughts and prayers with all his family and friends," former England striker Wayne Rooney said.

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The Daily Star

All the back pages are in tribute to Sven-Goran Eriksson, with the Star leading on Eriksson's quote from his new documentary.

"Don't be sorry, smile" the former England boss said, who in January was told he had "at best" a year to live after being diagnosed with cancer.

The Star reflect on tributes to Eriksson, with former England striker Wayne Rooney leading the way.

Rooney made his international debut as a 17-year-old under Eriksson in 2003.

The rest is history, thanks Sven!

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Welcome back after Monday's sad news that former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson died at the age of 76.

We will bring you more reaction to that story.

And with the season now well under way and transfer deadline day fast approaching, what business is still to be done?

Grab your morning coffee, sit down and tune in as we bring you all the latest transfer updates and news.

We will start with what the back pages are saying.

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