Tuesday's newspaper front pages are dominated by a flurry of Premier League transfer activity, with a high-profile move to Turkey and a significant bid rejection leading the headlines.
Fenerbahce ready to spend big on Rashford
Fenerbahce are prepared to make one of the most eye-catching transfers of the summer by pursuing Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford, according to The Sun. The Turkish club are reportedly willing to break the bank to bring the England international to Istanbul.
Newcastle reject Arsenal's opening offer for Guimaraes
Newcastle United have turned away Arsenal's first approach for midfielder Bruno Guimaraes, with the offer believed to be worth approximately £75 million, The Times reports. Arsenal's pursuit of the Brazilian continues, but Newcastle have made clear they will not part with him cheaply.
Chelsea face busy summer with Mudryk and defenders
Following the news of Mykhailo Mudryk's return to football, Chelsea have received several approaches from interested clubs — at least three of which come from within the Premier League, the Daily Mail reports. Defender Benoit Badiashile continues to attract Napoli's attention, while fellow Chelsea defender Axel Disasi has been the subject of discussions with both Crystal Palace and West Ham United.
Liverpool hold firm on Gakpo amid Tottenham interest
Liverpool have no intention of selling Cody Gakpo this summer despite Tottenham Hotspur making their interest known, the Daily Mail reports. The forward remains firmly in Liverpool's plans for the season ahead.
Manchester United plan loan move for Obi Martin
Manchester United are open to sending striker Chido Obi Martin out on loan, while midfielder Toby Collyer has been told he is free to leave on a permanent basis this summer, according to The Sun and the Daily Mail.
More Premier League snippets
Aston Villa are plotting a £30 million move for Barcelona midfielder Marc Bernal, The Sun reports. Arsenal are also hoping to complete the signing of Blackburn wonderkid Igor Tyjon this summer. Everton midfielder Tim Iroegbunam is attracting growing interest from both domestic and overseas clubs, per the Daily Mail.
Infantino's position under threat
Off the pitch, FIFA president Gianni Infantino is facing serious political pressure. The Telegraph claims Donald Trump will do



