The top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday's newspapers...

US striker Folarin Balogun has been added to Monaco's squad for the Conference League, having originally been left out amid uncertainty over his future.

In the squad list displayed on UEFA's website on Tuesday, Balogun's name now appears among the forwards. 

Ansu Fati, who was injured last month against Lille and - according to French daily L'Equipe - is sidelined for two months, is no longer on the list. 

Balogun has only featured as a substitute this season for Monaco, playing in five games and scoring his first goal in a 3-1 loss at Paris FC on Sunday. 

The striker was close to joining Everton for a reported 40m on the last day of the summer transfer window but pulled out of a deal because he felt uncomfortable that the English club raised doubts about his health in a medical examination. 

Days later, Balogun was left out of Monaco's Conference League squad because the club still had the option of selling him to a league where the transfer window remained open, but that didn't materialise. 

Liverpool winger Bradley Barcola discusses his 123m move to Anfield, his Paris Saint-Germain exit and more!

Latest from Your Site News' James Savundra:

West Brom captain George Campbell is in talks over a new contract at The Hawthorns.

The USA international joined from MLS side CF Montreal in 2025.

The defender signed a four-year contract when he joined. However, the Baggies are looking to reward the 25-year-old to reflect his importance to the club.

Campbell returned to the US setup during the last international camp. He featured twice for Mauricio Pochettinos side in wins over Peru and Canada.

Campbell was given the captaincy by James Morrison in the summer.

Manchester United's sibling club in Switzerland, Lausanne-Sport, have sacked Luka Elsner after five months in charge, citing poor results. 

Lausanne, owned by British chemicals giant Ineos led by Jim Ratcliffe, is last in the 12-team Swiss top tier after winning just one of 12 games in Elsner's debut season. 

On Sunday, the team led 4-1 at home to Thun entering the 70th minute and lost 5-4. 

Results are "the determining factor," Lausanne said in a statement , adding the best decision was to end their partnership with the Slovenian coach.

Your Site News' Peter Smith and Mark McAdam: 

Karl Robinson is set to become the new Bromley head coach with Jermain Defoe and Craig Short as part of his coaching staff.

Contracts and details are being finalised.

Byron Webster has been interim head coach since Andy Woodman was sacked last month. 

Bromley are currently bottom of League One. 

Latest from Your Site' Anthony Joseph, Dharmesh Sheth and Chris Reidy: 

Your Site News understands some West Ham decision-makers believed Nuno Esprito Santo had lost the dressing room. 

Your Site News has been told several players were uncomfortable with his style of management and there was a belief among the hierarchy that he wouldnt work long-term and a solution was needed. 

In terms of Mark Nobles role working with Scott Parker, a source has told Your Site News he will work as Parkers assistant, but West Ham arent commenting until their new head coach is appointed. 

Its not known how any new role would affect Nobles current role as Sporting Director.

Keith Downie analyses the personnel issue for Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle following a summer of major exits.

Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo has moved on from a hectic summer in which he almost left the club.

The Netherlands international looked to be heading for the exit until an 80 million deal with Manchester City, who moved on the back of Tottenhams interest, fell through.

Gakpo knew the club were trying to recruit Bradley Barcola, a direct competitor for his left-wing position, and while the France international duly arrived in a deal worth up to 123m the Dutchman was retained at Anfield.

However, he bears no ill feeling and insists it is business as usual for him now the season is well underway.

Gakpo, whose three goals match the tally of Barcola so far, was asked whether he was playing with a point to prove.

No, not really, my mindset has stayed the same like it always has been. I try to perform, he said ahead of the Champions League game against Fenerbahce in Istanbul.

But it was quite a hectic summer regarding a lot of topics. I just try to enjoy football and enjoy life.

On what conversation he had with the club after the City move fell through, he added: It wasnt much of a discussion was it? The decision was made and that was it.