Sunday’s newspapers are filled with eye-catching stories and transfer rumours as clubs across Europe weigh up key decisions on managers, loans, and potential signings ahead of the January window.

Chelsea players reportedly expect Liam Rosenior to be named the club’s new head coach. According to the Sunday Telegraph, members of the squad have been given indications that Rosenior is the leading candidate to replace Enzo Maresca, with an announcement potentially imminent.

At West Ham, former manager Slaven Bilic is said to be open to a return to the club later this season if the Hammers decide to part ways with Nuno Espirito Santo. The Sun on Sunday reports that Bilic would be willing to step in should the opportunity arise.

In Italy, Napoli remain interested in Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo, but Gazzetta dello Sport suggests a deal would only be possible if Dutch winger Noa Lang leaves the club. The 20-year-old continues to attract attention following his impressive emergence for both club and country.

Manchester United could also look to reshuffle their squad in January. The Sun on Sunday reports that Toby Collyer may be sent back out on loan despite the club’s current selection issues. Meanwhile, 18-year-old defender Harry Amass could cut short his loan spell at Sheffield Wednesday to join Stoke City for the remainder of the season.

In Germany, Borussia Dortmund are expected to fully back Jobe Bellingham despite a challenging start following his summer move, according to the Mail on Sunday. Elsewhere, Manchester City youngster Jahmai Simpson-Pusey is set to travel to Germany to complete a loan move to Cologne, per the Scottish Sun.

Transfer speculation continues in Spain and Italy, with Gazzetta dello Sport reporting that Barcelona are leading the race to sign Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic, who is set to be out of contract next summer.

Beyond football, the Sunday Times reports that the ECB is considering measures to prevent Australia’s leading Test players from using County Championship stints as preparation for an away Ashes series.

With January fast approaching, these developing stories point to a busy and decisive period ahead across multiple sports and leagues.