The Back Pages: Friday's newspapers

News of Chelsea manager Antonio Conte's decision to axe Diego Costa is high on the agenda among the back pages of today's newspapers.

'Diego Price Drop': Conte decides to ditch Costa this summer and will sell him for £10m less than the Blues paid for him.

'Bye Bayern Alexis': Bayern Munich offer Alexis Sanchez weekly wages of £350,000 to move from Arsenal.

'Gatland hit by insults and Lions injury': Sam Warburton is ruled out of the next game on the British and Irish Lions tour with an ankle strain.

'£60m... not a penny Mor': Man Utd will return with a final bid of £60m for Alvaro Morata.

'Young, Gifted and English': England's Under-20 side make it into the final of the World Cup.

'The History Boys': New Liverpool signing Dominic Solanke scores twice as England book their place in the final of the Under-20s World Cup.

'Diego's Dumped': Antonio Conte let Diego Costa know his fate by text message.

Rafael Nadal gears up to try to win a 10th French Open title.

'Messi Forever': Lionel Messi reveals that he wants to finish his career at Barcelona.

'Close to the Goal': Preview of tonight's World Cup qualifier between France and Sweden, which could see Les Bleus edge closer to guaranteeing their place in Russia next year.

Lionel Messi will earn €82,000 (£72,000) per day under his proposed new Barcelona deal.

Manchester United circle Andrea Belotti with an €80m (£70m) bid.

'€200m for Cristiano': An unnamed Chinese club makes a €200m (£175.5m) offer for Cristiano Ronaldo, who would earn €120m (£105m) a year in salary.

Sergio Conceicao is unveiled as the new manager of Porto on a two-year deal.