The top stories and transfer rumours from Monday’s newspapers…
PREMIER LEAGUE
West Ham will lodge a formal complaint with the PGMOL over the disallowed goal that has pushed them closer to relegation and helped swing the title race in favour of Arsenal – The Times
Senne Lammens admits Manchester United need to strengthen their squad this summer to cope with the demands of Premier League and Champjons League football next season – Daily Mail.
Kieran McKenna looks increasingly likely to leave Ipswich Town this summer if he is offered another Premier League job – Sun.
CHAMPIONSHIP
Middlesbrough have been approached by fellow Championship clubs who harbour suspicions that their pre-match training sessions may also have been spied on by Southampton – Guardian.
WORLD CUP
The World Cup has been branded a flop by US hotel bosses – with fans deciding to stay home rather than pay rip-off prices – Sun.
FIFA World Cup matches set to be held across the United States face heightened terrorism risks, with experts warning that vulnerabilities are being amplified by the US-Israel conflict with Iran and a depletion of counter-terrorism expertise within federal law enforcement – Guardian.
