The top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday's newspapers...

PREMIER LEAGUE

Tottenham Hotspur striker Richarlison has taken aim at Spurs following the collapse of his proposed transfer to Vasco da Gama - Sunday Mirror

Arsenal title winner Emmanuel Petit believes his former side had a lucky escape after missing out on Vinicius Jr this summer - Sunday Mirror

Enzo Maresca insists Manchester City had no choice but to splash the cash in the summer due to the "crazy" transfer market - Sunday Express

Benjamin Sesko says he is loving life at Manchester United, and the positive "vibes" spreading under boss Michael Carrick - Sunday Mirror

Xabi Alonso accused his Chelsea players of being "soft" after they failed to keep a clean sheet for the 20th Premier League game in a row - Sunday Telegraph

EFL

Leicester City manager Russell Martin said that he feels criticism he has received has 'become really personal' as he opened up on a turbulent start to the season with the League One side - Mail on Sunday

WORLD FOOTBALL

Fernando Torres might have picked the wrong career after a video showed him smashing a punch machine's record at the new Madring circuit in Madrid where the former Liverpool and Chelsea striker was at VIP guest this weekend - The Sun on Sunday

Manchester United flop Memphis Depay could be hit with a significant ban following allegations he directed an 'offensive' gesture towards opposition supporters while playing for Corinthians - Daily Express

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL

Former Rangers title winner Lee McCulloch is in the frame to take over the technical director role vacated by Dan Purdy - Scottish Sun on Sunday

John Souttar's transfer to Aris Thessaloniki has hit a late stumbling block - Scottish Sun on Sunday

Rangers have already lost the league and face a battle to stave off the challenge of Hearts again for second.
That's the shock opinion of former World Cup winner Emmanuel Petit - Scottish Sun on Sunday

HORSE RACING

Saffie Osborne made history as she became the first woman to ride the winner of a British Classic as Highwayman led home a Joseph O'Brien one-two in the Betfred St Leger - Independent

CRICKET

Joe Root says England are back on track after coming "through the other side of chaos" following their 3-0 series victory over Pakistan - Sunday Times