The Daily Mail

The Mail leads on a supposed split in the Chelsea dressing room as well.

It also has an exclusive on Leeds United being sold if they fail to win promotion to the Premier League. That story features in today's gossip column.

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Jack Tanner: Rodgers going to Leicester now quite odd. Celtic still have much to play for (even if a few points ahead) whereas Leicester almost certainly out of relegation danger and top 8 contention (and FA Cup).

Steve Johnson: LCFC fans need to remember Rodgers has a very rigid philosophy. 1, 2 touch possession football. If there is a stubborn dressing room, there'll be problems.

Paddy Hutchison: Rodgers walking away from Celtic folklore is beyond me. But, to go to a mid table PL club says more about him, than Celtic. Such a step down, and selling his talents short.

The Daily Express

The Express reports on the latest as Chelsea and Spurs, saying some Chelsea players have 'turned' on Kepa Arrizabalaga following Sunday's game.

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And we'll be able to get Mauricio Pochettino's reaction to being charged with improper conduct as he is due to face the media at 12:30 GMT.

Daily Mirror

The Mirror claims that Mauricio Pochettino expects to be banned by the FA.

The Tottenham manager has been charged with improper conduct for his behaviour at the end of the 2-1 defeat at Burnley.

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The Daily Star

Back to today's papers, and the Star leads on Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri being set to keep Kepa Arrizabalaga in goal, even though he refused to come off during Sunday's Carabao Cup final defeat by Manchester City.

It also features the story of referee Mike Dean being taken off duty for tomorrow night's game after he was confronted by Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino on Saturday.

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Chelsea and Tottenham are due to hold their news conferences at lunch-time.

Both are looking to put an eventful weekend behind them as they face each other at Stamford Bridge tomorrow night.

Manchester United

And here's our story from Manchester United's news conference today, when Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said he hopes forwards Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez can "step up" as the Red Devils could be without nine senior players against Crystal Palace.

Dubbed the baby-faced assassin while he was banging the goals in for Manchester United, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer turns 46 today!

Scott Wilson: Good move for Rogers no matter what anyone says. Celtic board have made it clear they are a selling for profit club and clearly won't back him in Europe with money. Last 16 is all any old firm club will get in Europe. He has given celtic 2 and a half fantastic years.

Rory Forrest: Celtic fans angry at Rodgers should direct their ire at [Peter] Lawwell. Didn’t back his man so this was always on the cards. Very short sighted of the board and now we see the results.

Alan Johnson: Rodgers may have had disagreements with the board but he is letting the players and fans down by jumping ship to a mid-table English team when we are on for the treble. Clearly not as big a Celtic fan as he’d claimed.

Bournemouth

Back to today's news conferences, and midfielder Jefferson Lerma will miss Bournemouth's Premier League trip to Arsenal due to suspension.

The Cherries' £25million record signing begins a two-match ban after picking up his 10th yellow card of the season during Saturday's draw with Wolves.

Manager Eddie Howe remains without Steve Cook (groin), Junior Stanislas (hip), David Brooks (ankle) and Callum Wilson (knee), as well as long-term absentees Simon Francis and Lewis Cook (both knee).

Benzin: Sorry Scottish football fans, do you not think Rodgers might want to go to LCFC for a challenge outside of a few matches a year in Europe?

David Melton: Good luck to Rodgers he's very much earned another crack at the premier league with a decent team.

Hush Records: Anyone saying it is a step down is wrong. Anyone can win trophies in Scotland with Celtic.. in al likelihood Celtic are a bottom 3 team in the EPL.. of course Leicester is an attractive offer.

BBC presenter and Leicester fan Gary Lineker is pretty pleased with the news that Brendan Rodgers is expected to leave Celtic and become the Foxes' new manager.

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Chelsea defender Millie Bright hasn't travelled with the England squad and here still explains why.

She will continue to write columns for the BBC Sport website throughout the rest of the season, building up to this summer's World Cup.

The BBC will broadcast every England women game in the build-up to this summer's World Cup in France, including Wednesday's match against Brazil, when Phil Neville's squad begin their SheBelieves Cup campaign at the Talen Energy Stadium in Pennsylvania.

Dean: Bit silly of Mourinho to create a negative place to work then comes out he wants a positive role next. Constant criticism of individual players, he created negativity! No plan B type of manager, definitely not missing his style.

Jonathan Powell: Mourinho to Celtic?

Adam: Maybe someone should point out to José that he's the one that brings conflict and zero empathy to any club he manages!

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

With all the forwards Manchester United will have missing for tomorrow's trip to Crystal Palace, there could not be a better time for Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez to find top form.

Both were signed at huge expense - yet neither has made a consistent impact.

Solskjaer said: "This is a chance for them to play to their potential. The two of them get on very well. Hopefully Alexis and Rom can step up."

Eric Harrison was responsible for bringing through United's kids of yesteryear, most notably the Class of '92. He died two weeks ago and it is his funeral today.

Phil Neville was a member of United's Class of '92 and the England women's head coach has posted a tribute to Eric on Instagram today, calling him "the greatest coach I ever worked with".

Neville added: "I’m so sad I can’t be at your funeral today as I’m in Philadelphia with my team, the Lionesses, preparing for a World Cup. Eric, the values of RESPECT, HARDWORK, HUMILITY, BRAVERY and ENJOYMENT that you taught me I will be passing on to my team this week. You will always be in my thoughts and prayers - I love you Eric."

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said that youngsters Angel Gomes, Tahith Chong and Jimmy Garner will all be involved at Selhurst Park on Wednesday night.

"They have been part of our training for a long time," he said. "Angel has been with England Under-17s with Jadon Sancho, Phil Foden and Callum Hudson-Odoi.

"Garner is a Michael Carrick but 20 years younger, Chongy will be taking people on. They are ready.

"It's harder as a defender. Attackers can win you games, they don’t lose them."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has said there are 'not a lot of positives' for Manchester United on the injury front.

Eight senior players are definitely out for tomorrow's trip to Crystal Palace, as is young striker Mason Greenwood.

Striker Marcus Rashford is still to be assessed after hurting his ankle early in Sunday's 0-0 draw with Liverpool.

Argentina defender Marcos Rojo is fit but ironically, defence is the area where United have most cover.