Arteta turns to NASA in search of a solution to injury problem

According to the Daily Mail, Mikel Arteta sought help from NASA to solve Arsenal's injury problem. Google and Apple have also been involved in this work.

The Sun reported that Fenway Sports Group, the owner of Liverpool, has held talks about buying a majority stake in the Cadillac Formula 1 team. The Times reported that Xavi Simons will start training with his Tottenham teammates this month. The player tore his anterior cruciate ligament in April, so this will be about two months earlier than expected.

The Daily Mail wrote that Matheus Cunha received no additional punishment for being shown a red card at the end of Manchester United's Champions League win over Roma, because he returned to the pitch. Paul Merson, meanwhile, said he wants Michael Carrick to keep Bruno Fernandes in the team and for Cunha to be consistent.

According to the Telegraph, Real Madrid has stepped up its interest in JJ Gabriel. The club wants to sign the young player for its squad in January and bring him quickly into the first team.

In The Sun, Paul Scholes suggested that David Beckham could take charge of Manchester United after Sir Jim Ratcliffe's management. Cristiano Ronaldo, meanwhile, retired from international football after a 23-year career with Portugal.