Batshuayi's got his head screwed onpublished at 08:25 British Summer Time 30 August 2016
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Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi is happy to listen and learn from Thierry Henry, one of Belgium's new coaches...
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Spanish newspaper El Confidential , externalreport that Chelsea offered Cesc Fabregas to Real Madrid earlier this summer, but were knocked back by the Spanish giants.
Fabregas, 29, claimed yesterday that contrary to reports he and Blues manager Antonio Conte have a "good relationship" and that he is "fully committed" to his current club.
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Joe Hart will fly to Italy this morning for a medical before his loan move to Torino.
Hart will hope to enjoy his time at the club rather more than another famous British export, Denis Law, who lasted a year before moving to Manchester United for a British record £115,000 in 1962.
Torino’s need for Hart is fairly obvious.
They have only managed one clean sheet in their past 14 Serie A games and have already conceded four times in two games so far this season.
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Daily Mirror
Defender Calum Chambers - signed from Southampton for £16m two years ago - could be joining Jack Wilshere on his way out of Arsenal on a loan deal.
The Daily Mirror reports, external that the 21-year-old is free to leave for the season with Middlesbrough keen to sort a deal.
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Saido Berahino has been a major story around the last two transfer windows without moving anywhere.
The West Brom striker is about to enter the final year of his contract and amid a flurry of activity at the Hawthorns, it has been suggested Berahino could make a deadline day move to Stoke.
It could happen. But the 23-year-old was leaning towards staying at West Brom for the season, having been denied the opportunity to leave earlier in the summer.
And by going abroad on holiday for a few days, Berahino has hardly put himself in the best position to complete a last-minute deal.
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Wales and Seattle Reign's Jessica Fishlock believes that a move abroad would benefit Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere's development.
The 24-year-old - who appeared just three times for the Gunners last season - has been told he can leave the Emirates on loan for the season.
Corriere dello Sport
Over in Italy, Corriere dello Sport have news that Juventus are in the hunt for Zenit St Petersburg midfielder Axel Witsel.
Witsel was reportedly a target for Everton earlier this summer.
The I
The I splash with Kyle Edmund's career-best win at the US Open, toppling 13th seed Richard Gasquet in straight sets.
Their sidebar is filled by news that England manager Sam Allardyce plans to invite comedians such as Bradley Walsh and Paddy McGuinness to England get-togethers to keep morale high.
The Times
The Times feature England manager Sam Allardyce's commitment to continue with Wayne Rooney as his captain, while the possibility of Belgian Thomas Pieters forcing his way into Darren Clarke's Ryder Cup wildcard picks also makes the back page.
The Sun
The Sun also lead on Jack Wilshere's loan exit from Arsenal, claiming that the 24-year-old demanded that manager Arsene Wenger let him leave to gain match sharpness.
The Daily Mail lead on Arsenal's willingness to allow injury-dogged midfielder Jack Wilshere to leave the club on loan, while inside the paper decathlon legend Daley Thompson picks his all-time great sporting Britons.
Good morning and welcome to Sportsday.
Can you hear the buzz of mobiles and creaking of wallet leather?
That is the sound of the transfer window's end drawing ever nearer.
We will bring you all the news, rumour and wild speculation right here, along with the first England press conference in the wake of Sam Allardyce's maiden squad announcement and Europe's wildcard picks for the Ryder Cup, which starts on 30 September.
Let's kick off with what is featuring on the newsstands this morning.