The most effective stories making Thursday's right back pages in the UK... The Sun: Luis Suarez is ready to quit Liverpool come early july. Everyday Mirror: Liverpool striker Luis Suarez thinks "destroyed" by the 10-match bar he was handed recently for his stinging shame. Everyday Star: Liverpool concern Luis Suarez will never play for the team again after he was handed a 10-match ban. Everyday Mail: Liverpool are involved Luis Suarez's 10-game ban for stinging Branislav Ivanovic may push him out of England. Also: Neymar's father and agent has fired the starting pistol for one of the greatest shift scrambles of recent past after acknowledging Santosa Brazil forward will head for Europe next year. Everyday Express: Luis Suarez is weighing up whether he has another in English football after being left "shocked and disappointed" by the severity of his 10-match ban for biting Branislav Ivanovic. Also: Fernando Torres is determined to stay at Chelsea. Metro: Borussia Dortmund have revealed they hope to keep hold of four-goal hero Robert Lewandowski, despite sturdy fascination from Manchester United and Bayern Munich. Also: Newcastle are hopeful of fending off attention from Arsenal to secure a summer deal for Nigeria international Godfrey Oboabona. The Times: Luis Suarez is considering his future in English soccer after being left "shocked and disappointed" at a ban imposed by the Football Association for stinging Branislav Ivanovic. The Guardian: Luis Suarez is considering his future in English soccer having been left stunned by a 10-match ban for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic at Anfield on Sunday. The Independent: Chelsea striker Fernando Torres said yesterday that he could remain to fight for his devote the team even though the much sought-after Radamel Falcao was to reach from Atletico Madrid this summer, raising the pressure on the Spanish striker. Also: Liverpool have responded with shock and dismay to the 10-game suspension passed out to Luis Suarez for biting Branislav Ivanovic, indicating they're willing to appeal against bar.
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