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Paper Talk: Mohamed Salah hit with six-month driving ban, JJ Gabriel eyes Man Utd exit and Iraola demands more from £125m Isak

Michael Carrick's defiant message that Manchester United can still enjoy a "big season" — despite equalling the club's worst-ever Premier League start — leads Monday's papers, even after Gary Neville branded the Red Devils' display in the 1-1 draw at Fulham "absolutely pathetic" (Daily Express).

Paper Talk football newspaper roundup

Elsewhere, a six-month driving ban for Mohamed Salah, transfer uncertainty surrounding one of Manchester United's most exciting young talents and a demand for more from Liverpool's record signing all feature in Monday's roundup of the back pages.

Gabriel wants out of United

Manchester United falling behind other European heavyweights has been cited as the reason why JJ Gabriel wants to leave the club (Daily Mail).

Maresca plays down City's title charge

Enzo Maresca dismissed the idea of Manchester City pulling ahead in the title race after a 5-3 win over Sunderland, with the manager stating it is "too early" in the season to draw any firm conclusions (The Guardian).

Iraola demands more from Isak

Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola got one over his old club Bournemouth thanks to Alexander Isak — before immediately demanding more from his £125m striker (Daily Star).

Salah banned from driving

Mohamed Salah has been handed a six-month driving ban after being caught speeding two days after he announced he would be leaving Liverpool (The Sun).

Richarlison puts in the work after Spurs' slump

Tottenham striker Richarlison posted videos of him undertaking drills in the immediate aftermath of Spurs' 3-2 defeat to Aston Villa, a result which has left them bottom of the Premier League (Daily Mail).

O'Neill weighs up Celtic future

Martin O'Neill will ponder his future as Celtic boss following back-to-back Old Firm defeats (Daily Mail).

Sources: https://skysports.com/football/news/12040/13590322/michael-carrick-believes-man-utd-can-still-have-big-season-despite-equalling-clubs-worst-premier-league-start-paper-talk