On Back Pages Tonight, The Scottish Sun's Roger Hannah and The Daily Mail's Ian Ladyman join the panel. They react to Florian Wirtz becoming Liverpool’s £116m record signing, with Arne Slot showing intent to put his mark on the squad during this transfer window. Also up for debate is Nicolas Jackson’s latest red card in Chelsea’s Club World Cup clash with Flamengo, highlighting his poor disciplinary record. Plus, the British and Irish Lions suffered a defeat to Argentina in their opening Lions Tour game, raising questions over Andy Farrell’s next move on tour.

On back pages tonight, The Guardian's Jonathon Liew and Henry Winter are in the studio. The duo discuss what is next for Marcus Rashford as he is reportedly wanting to skip Manchester United's pre-season tour to ensure he gets a move away from Old Trafford. Also, Liverpool to look at Marc Guehi as Jarell Quansah's transfer to Bayer Leverkusen gains traction. Finally, they discuss whether it could be end of Ben Stokes' captaincy if they fail to beat India.

Teddy Draper is joined by ESPN’s Mark Ogden and Andy Dunn of The Mirror discuss all the top stories from tomorrows back pages.  

The team discuss Manchester United’s ticket price rises off the back of their poor season, is it a kick in the teeth to the fans?

Also discussed is Thomas Franks’ mission statement for Tottenham Hotspur where he wants Spurs to be serial winners, the news that Mykhailo Mudryk has been charged by the FA for anti-doping violations.  

And from the golfing world has Rory McIlroy’s personality changed since he won The Masters.

Sky Sports' Teddy Draper is joined by The Mirror's John Cross and The Times' Charlotte Duncker as the panel reflect on Daniel Levy's comments on Ange Postecoglou's sacking, Omar Berrada's comparison of Matheus Cunha to Eric Cantona and tennis star Katie Boulter opens up after receiving a barrage of disgusting online abuse.

The Independent’s Miguel Delaney and The Times’ Martyn Ziegler review Chelsea’s 2-0 win over MLS side LAFC at the Club World Cup in front of a sparsely populated stadium and the impact Liam Delap had on his debut.  

The panel discuss Jack Grealish’s future with rumours of a move to Napoli circulating and a potential move to Everton for Kyle Walker.

Also in focus is the expansion of the Women’s Super League from the 2026/27 season, the potential takeover at Plymouth Argyle fronted by Gareth Bale and Owen Farrell’s return to Saracens.

Henry Winter and Mark Ogden discuss whether new Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank can lure his former player Bryan Mbeumo away from a potential move to Manchester United — and whether such a move makes sense for either club. They also compare Manchester United’s striker targets, Victor Osimhen and Viktor Gyökeres, analysing how well each would suit both the Premier League and Ruben Amorim’s tactical system. The duo then react to David Beckham receiving a knighthood and reflect on the legacy he has built — and continues to build.

David Garrido is joined by The Guardian’s Jonathan Liew and The Daily Mail’s Ian Ladyman as they discuss Thomas Frank becoming Tottenham Hotspur’s new head coach and what exactly he can bring to the Europa League winning side. The pair also discuss Trent Alexander-Arnold’s arrival at Real Madrid and his very impressive speech which he delivered in fluent Spanish! They finally look at how Matheus Cunha’s move to Manchester United could be just the start of some big signings for the club this summer.

David Garrido is joined John Cross of The Mirror and The Times’ Martin Hardy to look at tomorrow back pages, the discuss Thomas Tuchel comments claiming his mother finds Jude Bellingham’s antics repulsive and whether he will remain as England manager beyond the World Cup.

Also discussed is whether time is running out for Crystal Palace to earn a place in the Europa League after a possible breach of multi-club ownership rules and if Viktor Gyokeres could refuse to play for Sporting to force a move to rejoin Ruben Amorim at Manchester United.

Sky Sports' Teddy Draper is joined on Back Pages Tonight by David Ornstein from The Athletic and Charlotte Duncker from The Times as the panel discuss all the hot topics in the sporting world, including England's first loss under Thomas Tuchel as they fell to a 3-1 shock defeat to Senegal.

Miguel Delaney of The Independent and Charlie Wyett of The Sun discuss Tottenham's pursuit of Thomas Frank, with the Brentford manager the only candidate to replace Ange Postecoglou. Plus, England manager Thomas Tuchel suggests that Manchester City and Chelsea are at a disadvantage in the Premier League next season due to their involvement in the Club World Cup.