Today, several significant football news stories emerged. "The Times" reports that Martin Ødegaard is expected to be out for another six weeks due to a knee injury sustained against West Ham United. Meanwhile, "The Daily Mail" states that Newcastle United has approached FIFA regarding a new injury to Yoan Wissa.

"The Sun" reveals that Chelsea forward David Fofana has been fined £12,130 for driving without a valid license and insurance. Additionally, former Leicester City defender and Premier League winner Christian Fuchs was spotted in the stands at Newport County, sparking rumors of a potential coaching role.

"The Guardian" reports that UEFA plans to give clubs more time to address multi-club ownership issues, following Crystal Palace's exclusion from the Europa League last summer due to this problem.

According to "The Daily Mirror," Tottenham Hotspur's Yves Bissouma was substituted due to an injury in his first appearance of the season, having missed the start due to a knee issue.

Lastly, "The Athletic" informs that Ferland Mendy is expected to return to partial training with Real Madrid this week for the first time in nearly six months.