Tottenham Hotspur striker Richarlison has publicly criticised the club after his proposed move to Vasco da Gama fell through, according to the Sunday Mirror.

Maresca, Sesko, and the rest of Sunday's paper talk

Elsewhere in the Premier League, Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso accused his players of being "soft" after the club failed to keep a clean sheet for the 20th consecutive league game, the Sunday Telegraph reports.

Enzo Maresca insists Manchester City had no option but to spend heavily during the summer window, citing a "crazy" transfer market as the driving force behind the club's outlay, per the Sunday Express.

Benjamin Sesko has spoken enthusiastically about life at Manchester United, pointing to the positive atmosphere building under manager Michael Carrick, the Sunday Mirror reports.

Arsenal title winner Emmanuel Petit believes his former club had a fortunate escape by missing out on Vinicius Jr this summer, the Sunday Mirror adds.

EFL and Scottish football

Leicester City manager Russell Martin has opened up on a difficult start to the season, saying criticism directed at him has "become really personal," the Mail on Sunday reports.

In Scotland, former Rangers title winner Lee McCulloch is being considered for the technical director role left vacant by Dan Purdy, according to the Scottish Sun on Sunday.

John Souttar's proposed move to Aris Thessaloniki has encountered a late obstacle, the Scottish Sun on Sunday reports. Meanwhile, Emmanuel Petit — in a view likely to raise eyebrows — claims Rangers have already surrendered the title race and face another battle with Hearts for second place.

World football

Manchester United's former forward Memphis Depay faces the prospect of a significant ban after allegations emerged that he made an offensive gesture toward opposition supporters during a match for Corinthians, the Daily Express reports.