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FRIDAY'S NEWSPAPERS:
16th MARCH 2018

DAILY MIRROR
  • Chelsea are monitoring Aaron Ramsey's situation at Arsenal.
  • Arsenal have been given hope of signing Bayer Leverkusen goalkeeper Bernd Leno after Napoli dropped out of the race.
  • Liverpool are set to battle it out with Arsenal for Real Madrid star Lucas Vazquez.
  • Chelsea face a desperate battle to keep Eden Hazard after their Champions League exit.
  • Arsenal want to hand midfielder Mohamed Elneny a new deal.
  • Sam Allardyce has turned to a sports psychologist to end Everton's away-day blues.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
  • England players will be encouraged to come off social media while they are at the World Cup.
  • Gareth Southgate will meet with the England players to "allay fears" about the continuing Russian crisis.
  • Antonio Conte has admitted that his Chelsea destiny will not be decided by whether or not he can win the FA Cup, with the Italian expected to leave Stamford Bridge even if the club salvage their season.
  • Chelsea defender Marcos Alonso has urged his side to find some consistency, arguing the reigning Premier League champions would be in the top four if they had regularly performed like they did in the two legs against Barcelona.
THE INDEPENDENT
  • Olivier Giroud says he made the right decision in leaving Arsenal for Chelsea in January.
THE GUARDIAN
  • Chelsea's players have vowed to shrug off the disappointment of Champions League elimination and salvage a faltering season, though even a top-four finish and winning the FA Cup would be unlikely to secure Antonio Conte's future at the club.
DAILY MAIL
  • England's players will not jeopardise their chances of success this summer by recreating the card schools that marred previous tournaments.
THE SUN
  • Chelsea are considering swooping for Aaron Ramsey whose Arsenal contract expires next summer.
  • Arsene Wenger faces an anxious wait after Arsenal's Laurent Koscielny was forced off injured against AC Milan.
DAILY EXPRESS
  • Manchester United forward Anthony Martial has reportedly sent his agent to hold talks with Juventus.
  • Real Madrid defender Raphael Varane has admitted he has received contact from Jose Mourinho.
  • Gareth Southgate will give England players the option to withdraw from the World Cup if they are worried about travelling to Russia.
DAILY STAR
  • Marcos Alonso has aimed a slight dig at the Chelsea board about their transfer policy following their Champions League exit.
 
Saturday's Newspapers:
17th March 2018



SUN
  • Real Madrid defender Raphael Varane has confirmed Manchester United are interested in him.
  • West Ham midfielder Domingos Quina is a target for Borussia Dortmund.
  • Jurgen Klopp claimed Manchester City could be running scared over their Champions League clash.
DAILY MAIL
  • Antonio Conte has fired yet another stunning blast at Chelsea's board to provide another clear indication he is heading for the Stamford Bridge exit.
THE TIMES
  • Everton are prepared to pay Jack Wilshere a staggering £8m signing-on fee to move to Goodison Park this summer.
  • Premier League clubs are divided on the issue of whether the competition should take action against Wolverhampton Wanderers if they are promoted to the top flight.
  • Brentford are in line to receive a £1m bonus payment from Burnley after James Tarkowski's call-up to the England squad this week.
  • Watford are refusing to pay compensation to Marco Silva despite their former manager threatening legal action against the club.
MIRROR
  • Juventus have reportedly met with Anthony Martial's representatives as they bid to force through a move for the Manchester United attacker.
  • Wolves hope to beat off competition from Arsenal in an audacious move for AC Milan striker Andre Silva should they secure promotion to the Premier League.
  • Leroy Sane believes Manchester City can win the Champions League if they get past Liverpool in the quarter-finals.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
  • Chelsea manager Antonio Conte is confident there will not be an exodus of his star players should his side fail to finish in the Premier League top four.
  • Michael Appleton is emerging as a serious contender to take over at West Bromwich Albion in the summer, as the club prepare for likely relegation to the Championship.
INDEPENDENT
  • Sam Allardyce has said he wants to implement "a change of mentality" as his Everton side look to halt their dreadful run of form, with the Toffees currently on a six-match losing streak across all competitions.
DAILY EXPRESS
  • Manchester United would have been better off signing Geoffrey Kondogbia instead of Paul Pogba, according to Valencia coach Marcelino.
  • Chelsea forward Alvaro Morata has been backed to have a strong end to the Premier League season by Spain coach Julen Lopetegui.
DAILY STAR
  • Arsenal forward Lucas Perez has admitted his frustrations with life back at Deportivo La Coruna.
 
Sunday's Newspapers:
March 18 2018

DAILY STAR

Luis Enrique is stalling on an agreement to become the next Chelsea manager in the hope Arsenal choose him to replace Arsene Wenger this summer.

Manchester United have moved ahead of Manchester City in the race to sign Shakhtar Donetsk's highly-rated defensive midfielder Fred.

INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY

Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere wants to repay England manager Gareth Southgate for selecting him in his latest squad.

MAIL ON SUNDAY

Zinedine Zidane has denied Gareth Bale is unsettled at Real Madrid and insisted the club are not overly concerned about his persistent injury problems.

Gareth Southgate has vowed to take his family to Russia for the World Cup despite security fears.

SUNDAY EXPRESS

Arsenal are trying to negotiate a move for Robert Lewandowski who wants to leave Bayern Munich after four years but the player has his heart set on Real Madrid.

Jurgen Klopp is trying to persuade Liverpool's board to sign Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Julian Draxler at the end of the season.

SUNDAY MIRROR

Paul Pogba's agent Mino Raiola is offering the Manchester United midfielder to potential buyers after his falling out with Jose Mourinho.

Liverpool face missing out on signing Roma goalkeeper Alisson as Real Madrid plot a world-record £70m move this summer.

West Ham, Watford and Newcastle are all considering a move for Fulham midfielder Tom Cairney, who will be allowed to leave for £20m if the west London side miss out on promotion.

Marcus Rashford says he is ready to step in for England at the World Cup if Harry Kane is not fit to lead Gareth Southgate's attack.

SUNDAY TIMES

Neymar is demanding his wages are trebled to £1m-a-week to stay at Paris Saint-Germain amid interest from Real Madrid.

John Terry wants to play on next season at Aston Villa even if it means coming up against his former club Chelsea in the Premier League.

THE OBSERVER

Gareth Southgate says "loyalty and spirit" will play a big part in his squad selection for the World Cup.

THE SUN ON SUNDAY

Arsenal are willing to pay £53m to prise Luka Modric away from Real Madrid this summer as part of a midfield overhaul.

Zinedine Zidane wants to hijack Juventus' attempts to sign Emre Can, who is out of contract at Liverpool at the end of this season.

Tottenham will open contract talks with Heung-Min Son as a reward for his impressive form this season.

Wolves will compete with Arsenal to sign AC Milan striker Andre Silva who has only scored once since making a £34m move last summer.
 
Monday's Newspapers:
March 19 2018


The Sun
  • Luke Shaw was involved in an amazing training ground bust-up with Jose Mourinho before he was humiliated during the FA Cup win over Brighton.
  • Louis van Gaal has revealed he wanted to sign Bayern Munich forward Robert Lewandowski during his time in charge at Manchester United.
  • Petr Cech is not happy with Arsene Wenger's rotation policy and says he is frustrated over his lack of game time in cups.
Daily Star
  • Manchester United have reclaimed pole position in the £40m battle for Brazil midfielder Fred.
The Times
  • Luke Shaw is set to leave Manchester United this summer after becoming exasperated by Jose Mourinho's treatment of him.
Daily Mail
  • Former Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has revealed many of his stars were 'unprofessional' during his time in the Premier League.
  • Juventus general manager Giuseppe Marotta has openly admitted the Italian giants have made Liverpool midfielder Emre Can their 'primary objective' in the summer.
  • In-form forward Cenk Tosun has credited ex-Everton striker Duncan Ferguson with kick-starting his Toffees career following his brace at Stoke.
Daily Express
  • Luke Shaw will head Jose Mourinho's summer clear-out after the Manchester United manager's latest scathing criticism of the defender, with Juan Mata, Ander Herrera, Chris Smalling, Phil Jones, Daley Blind and Matteo Darmian also set to be sold.
Daily Mirror
  • Gareth Southgate is planning to stage a World Cup audition to solve England's goalkeeper crisis.
  • Wolves hope to beat off competition from Arsenal in an audacious move for AC Milan striker Andre Silva should they secure promotion to the Premier League.
  • Manchester United fans have suggested the venue of this season's FA Cup semi-finals should be changed.
Daily Record
  • Celtic have been linked with a summer move for Manchester City goalkeeper Angus Gunn.
 
christinaa said:
Monday's Newspapers:
March 19 2018
Daily Express
  • Luke Shaw will head Jose Mourinho's summer clear-out after the Manchester United manager's latest scathing criticism of the defender, with Juan Mata, Ander Herrera, Chris Smalling, Phil Jones, Daley Blind and Matteo Darmian also set to be sold.
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If Felliani is still here next season I think I'll explode! :confused:
 
RedPed said:
If Felliani is still here next season I think I'll explode! :confused:
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Me too, but I think he will be. He has had enough time to put feelers out and see what others are willing to offer. I bet nobody is offering what he's on right now. Let alone if he got a minor pay-rise. I think we'll call his bluff and he'll decide to re-sign and get a small pay-rise, or at least smaller than he's requesting. Which I would hate, as it'd mean a few more seasons of long-ball.
 
Fellaini is the living embodiment of Mourinho style of football, of course he's staying.
 
Alabaster Codify7 said:
Me too, but I think he will be. He has had enough time to put feelers out and see what others are willing to offer. I bet nobody is offering what he's on right now. Let alone if he got a minor pay-rise. I think we'll call his bluff and he'll decide to re-sign and get a small pay-rise, or at least smaller than he's requesting. Which I would hate, as it'd mean a few more seasons of long-ball.
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Please don't. That's not even funny! :( If Mourinho is serious about taking us to the next level (and he's certainly been talking up his game recently), there's absolutely no way we can/should keep Fellaini.
 
Tuesday's Newspapers:
March 20 2018

The Sun
  • Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is planning a £40m summer move for Fulham's 17-year-old Ryan Sessegnon as Luke Shaw looks set to leave the club.
  • Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona are all eyeing a world-record £200m move for Liverpool's top goalscorer Mohamed Salah.
  • Burnley are ready to double England goalkeeper Nick Pope's wages to fend off interest from Newcastle.
  • Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has demanded his 'afraid' stars get it into their heads how much it means to play for the club.
  • Luke Shaw is determined not to be forced out of Manchester United by boss Jose Mourinho this summer.
  • Arsenal are lining up a £25m summer move for Bayer Leverkusen goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
  • Andreas Christensen picked John Terry's brains to get him through his first mental wobble at Chelsea.
  • Roberto Martinez says he would never use Eden Hazard as a false 9 for Belgium - and can understand why the Chelsea star is frustrated.
Daily Mail
  • Chelsea have let Luke Shaw's representative know they are willing to sign the Manchester United defender if he wants to leave Old Trafford this summer.
  • Tottenham are preparing to make a £40m bid for Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha, but the Eagles believe he is worth significantly more.
  • Liverpool have no intention of selling Mohamed Salah, even if Real Madrid offer him contract terms they are unable to match.
  • Manchester City will express 'serious concerns' to police after it emerged that a group of Liverpool supporters are planning a hostile reception for their team coach ahead of next month's Champions League showdown.
Daily Mirror
  • Manchester United have enquired about signing Hector Bellerin from Arsenal but Juventus remain in pole position to sign the Spaniard.
  • Luke Shaw feels he has been unfairly targeted by Jose Mourinho and is considering complaining directly to Manchester United chief executive Ed Woodward.
  • Newcastle manager Rafa Benitez has refused to enter talks about extending his Newcastle contract until he has assurances he will be backed in the summer transfer market.
Daily Express

  • Lionel Messi has told Barcelona transfer chiefs to sign Chelsea wing-back Marcos Alonso instead of Bayern Munich's David Alaba.
  • Arsenal and Tottenham have been given a boost in their attempts to sign Malcom from Bordeaux after Bayern Munich ended their interest in the player.
  • Ravel Morrison is set to make a shock international switch after making plans to meet Jamaican officials.
Daily Star
  • Steve McLaren has told Arsenal to replace Arsene Wenger with Eddie Howe this summer.
  • Jose Mourinho is weighing up a summer move for Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey who is yet to extend his contract which expires in 2019.
The Daily Telegraph
  • Paris Saint-Germain are ready to rival Manchester United and Barcelona to sign Toby Alderweireld after the Belgium defender stalled on contract talks with Tottenham.
The Times
  • Everton and Tottenham have emerged as contenders to sign Luke Shaw with the left back expected to leave Manchester United in the summer.
  • Tottenham will play host to Neymar and his Brazil team-mates after they signed an agreement to use the Premier League club's training facilities in preparation for the World Cup in Russia.
 
Sorry - wasn't well today!

Wednesday's Newspapers:
March 21 2018

Daily Express
  • Jose Mourinho wants to sell up to eight Manchester United players this summer so he can finance moves for Marco Verratti, Toni Kroos, Toby Alderweireld and Samuel Umtiti.
  • Wales have avoided incurring a £100,000 penalty which they would have had to pay if Gareth Bale did not make a 7,500-mile trip to play in the China Cup.
  • Anthony Martial looks increasingly likely to join Manchester United's summer exodus.
The Sun
  • Arsenal are considering a £45m bid for France midfielder Nabil Fekir after his agent suggested he could leave Lyon in the summer.
  • Jack Wilshere will give Arsenal another chance to offer him a new contract having already rejected a deal which included a pay cut on his £120,000-a-week salary.
  • Manchester United's summer spending plans are set to be hit by the sky high wages handed to Alexis Sanchez in January.
The Times
  • West Ham defender Declan Rice says he only wants to play for Republic of Ireland and would reject any invitation to meet England manager Gareth Southgate.
  • Manchester United are considering handing out song sheets to supporters at home games to improve the atmosphere at Old Trafford.
Daily Mail
  • Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo says Jose Mourinho told him not to tackle Alexis Sanchez roughly in training because of a long-standing personal rivalry between the two players.
  • Manchester United have ended their interest in Atletico Madrid forward Antoine Greizmann and will instead revive their pursuit of Real Madrid's Gareth Bale this summer.
  • Manchester United are concerned that Alexis Sanchez is struggling to settle at the club and fear a repeat of the Angel Di Maria fiasco.
Daily Mirror
  • Bayern Munich will attempt to lure Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino to Germany after impressing club officials during Spurs' Champions League run.
  • Liverpool midfielder Emre Can says he has no regrets over leaving Bayern Munich when Pep Guardiola was in charge of the Bundesliga side.
  • Tottenham have been extensively scouting Bayer Leverkusen defender £35m-rated Jonathan Tah ahead of a potential transfer this summer.
  • Chelsea have joined the chase for Tottenham's Toby Alderweireld.
Daily Star
  • Tottenham are resigned to losing Toby Alderweireld in the summer transfer window but will demand at least £42m for the centre-back.
  • Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has made Schalke midfielder Max Meyer his top target in the summer transfer window with the German out of contract this summer.
  • Joao Mario wants to make his West Ham loan move permanent this summer with the Hammers holding the option to sign the Portugal midfielder for £27m.
Daily Telegraph
  • Tottenham defender Eric Dier will be used as a central defender for England in the friendlies against Holland and Italy as Gareth Southgate wants to play a back three.
  • A leading doctor has claimed that football may have missed the chance to save players from irreversible brain damage after the Professional Footballers' Association failed to act on his repeated suggestions for research more than two decades ago.
  • Paul Pogba plans to provide Didier Deschamps with a detailed account of his troubles at Manchester United when he holds talks with the France coach this week.
The Guardian
  • Ashley Young believes Luke Shaw can become one of the best left-backs in the world but warned his Manchester United team-mate this status will come only through hard work.
 
Yeah, don't worry about not being able to update; just get better soon! Best wishes :)
 
Thanks for your efforts. I always enjoy reading these every day, they’re very interesting but also sometimes just hilarious.
 
Thank you for your comments - much appreciated.

I'm much better this evening but had to go to the doctor and started antibiotics this morning after the visit to him.

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Thursday's Newspapers:
22nd March 2018



THE GUARDIAN
  • Jordan Pickford is set to start in goal for England against the Netherlands on Friday.
DAILY MAIL
  • England's footballers have been given controversial asthma tests in preparation for this summer's World Cup.
  • Liverpool are set to expand Anfield again as the club target 60,000 seats and a big sponsor to name the new stand.
DAILY MIRROR
  • Liverpool are confident of beating Manchester United and Arsenal to Napoli midfielder Jorginho this summer as Emre Can heads for the Anfield exit.
  • Burnley manager Sean Dyche will head a £10m chase for West Brom defender Craig Dawson this summer.
  • Yaya Toure has pulled out of his planned comeback with the Ivory Coast after failing to turn up for family reasons.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
  • Dele Alli believes losing to Iceland at Euro 2016 has made England stronger ahead of the World Cup in Russia.
  • England's bid to acclimatise to video technology ahead of the World Cup has suffered a double setback after it was confirmed it would not feature in their warm-up matches against Holland or Costa Rica - half their remaining fixtures.
  • Stoke City have fined Erik Pieters £70,000 for breaking club rules the night before their crucial game against Everton.
  • Ross Barkley is due to resume full training next week to boost Antonio Conte's Chelsea squad over the remaining weeks of the season.
DAILY EXPRESS
  • Southampton manager Mark Hughes wants to make Stoke's Swiss star Xherdan Shaqiri a £20m summer signing.
  • Manchester United are hatching a plan to bring Cristiano Ronaldo back to Old Trafford with Alexis Sanchez set to leave.
THE TIMES
  • Senior officials responsible for the development of the London Stadium have admitted that they "got it wrong" over the design of the retractable seats that have become one of the biggest contributors to the venue's financial woes.
  • Price rises of up to 35 per cent for tickets to the FA Cup semi-finals and final at Wembley have been criticised by fans.
THE SUN
  • David Luiz is targeting Chelsea's top four tussle with Tottenham for his comeback after visiting Spain for a cure for his knee injury.
DAILY STAR
  • Gareth Southgate is wrestling with a series of dilemmas as the World Cup looms.
DAILY RECORD
  • Brendan Rodgers insists Celtic won't blink at PSG's asking price to activate Odsonne Edouard's release clause.
 
christinaa said:
Thursday's Newspapers:
22nd March 2018



THE GUARDIAN
  • Jordan Pickford is set to start in goal for England against the Netherlands on Friday.
DAILY MAIL
  • England's footballers have been given controversial asthma tests in preparation for this summer's World Cup.
  • Liverpool are set to expand Anfield again as the club target 60,000 seats and a big sponsor to name the new stand.
DAILY MIRROR
  • Liverpool are confident of beating Manchester United and Arsenal to Napoli midfielder Jorginho this summer as Emre Can heads for the Anfield exit.
  • Burnley manager Sean Dyche will head a £10m chase for West Brom defender Craig Dawson this summer.
  • Yaya Toure has pulled out of his planned comeback with the Ivory Coast after failing to turn up for family reasons.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
  • Dele Alli believes losing to Iceland at Euro 2016 has made England stronger ahead of the World Cup in Russia.
  • England's bid to acclimatise to video technology ahead of the World Cup has suffered a double setback after it was confirmed it would not feature in their warm-up matches against Holland or Costa Rica - half their remaining fixtures.
  • Stoke City have fined Erik Pieters £70,000 for breaking club rules the night before their crucial game against Everton.
  • Ross Barkley is due to resume full training next week to boost Antonio Conte's Chelsea squad over the remaining weeks of the season.
DAILY EXPRESS
  • Southampton manager Mark Hughes wants to make Stoke's Swiss star Xherdan Shaqiri a £20m summer signing.
  • Manchester United are hatching a plan to bring Cristiano Ronaldo back to Old Trafford with Alexis Sanchez set to leave.
THE TIMES
  • Senior officials responsible for the development of the London Stadium have admitted that they "got it wrong" over the design of the retractable seats that have become one of the biggest contributors to the venue's financial woes.
  • Price rises of up to 35 per cent for tickets to the FA Cup semi-finals and final at Wembley have been criticised by fans.
THE SUN
  • David Luiz is targeting Chelsea's top four tussle with Tottenham for his comeback after visiting Spain for a cure for his knee injury.
DAILY STAR
  • Gareth Southgate is wrestling with a series of dilemmas as the World Cup looms.
DAILY RECORD
  • Brendan Rodgers insists Celtic won't blink at PSG's asking price to activate Odsonne Edouard's release clause.
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Can't you tell it is international week and they are struggling for stories.
 
FRIDAY'S NEWSPAPERS:
23RD MARCH 2018
  • THE SUN
  • Manchester United insiders fear £505k a week star Alexis Sanchez is not a team player and will never fit in at Old Trafford.
  • Gareth Bale says becoming Wales' leading scorer feels better than winning the Champions League with Real Madrid.
  • Alexis Sanchez admitted he is "psychologically and emotionally exhausted" amid his Manchester United struggles.
  • Netherlands boss Ronald Koeman has admitted he should have got a red card for a costly foul on England's David Platt back in 1993.
  • Argentina could be on a collision course with Manchester City over Sergio Aguero's fitness.
  • Usain Bolt has teamed up with Borussia Dortmund for his first day of training.
  • Former Arsenal star Alexander Hleb has revealed he will retire at the end of the season after re-joining BATE Borisov for his fifth spell.
  • Lewis Cook's grandfather is set to pocket £17,000 if the Bournemouth midfielder makes his England debut in the upcoming friendlies against Holland or Italy.
DAILY MAIL
  • Sports minister Tracey Crouch believes Manchester United have 'finally dragged themselves into the 21st century' after announcing plans to for a women's team.
  • Senior British police officers have expressed astonishment that the FA have scheduled a pre-World Cup away friendly in Amsterdam on Friday night and warned there is a risk of stoking Russian prejudice about England fans if any behave poorly.
  • Louis Moult is back on Rangers' radar - with the former Motherwell striker struggling to make an impact at Preston.
DAILY MIRROR
  • Tottenham are considering West Brom's Jonny Evans as a replacement for Toby Alderweireld.
  • Paul Pogba is set to be dropped for France's friendly against Colombia in the latest blow for the Manchester United midfielder.
  • Fulham's Ryan Sessegnon has been told he won't be a late wild-card call-up for the World Cup this summer.
  • Jurgen Klopp has revealed he watched his first game as a manager four times in one night.
DAILY EXPRESS
  • Gareth Southgate is set to snub Harry Kane by making Jordan Henderson England's World Cup captain.
  • Republic of Ireland skipper Seamus Coleman always believed he would return to the top of his game after suffering a horrific double leg fracture.
DAILY STAR
  • Gareth Southgate has urged his England novices to seize the moment and book a seat on the plane to Russia.
  • Chelsea star Olivier Giroud has revealed he is frustrated by his lack of goals so far this season.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
  • Jose Mourinho is facing a serious battle to revitalise his star signings Alexis Sanchez and Paul Pogba amid growing concerns about their state of mind at Man Utd.
THE GUARDIAN
  • Gianluigi Buffon issued a stern rebuke to his critics as he arrived in England to add to his record cap tally with Italy.
DAILY RECORD
  • Tom Rogic has yet to give Celtic a decision on his future.
 
Saturday's Newspapers:
March 24 2018


DAILY MAIL
Manchester United's summer bid for Gareth Bale is in jeopardy because of Jose Mourinho's treatment of Luke Shaw, who shares the same agency as the Welshman.

Patrick Kluivert wants his son, Ajax striker Justin, to dismiss interest from Manchester United and follow in his footsteps by joining Barcelona.

Cristiano Ronaldo wants to ensure he earns €1m more than Lionel Messi or Neymar before agreeing to a new contract at Real Madrid.


Andrea Pirlo will be part of the Italy national side's coaching staff if either Carlo Ancelotti or Antonio Conte are named as manager this summer.

Rangers are interested in signing former Motherwell striker Louis Moult following his struggle with Preston in the Sky Bet Championship.

THE SUN
Hector Bellerin's agent says the defender is happy at Arsenal and neither Manchester United or Juventus have made any approaches over signing him.

Bayern Munich will target either RB Leipzig forward Timo Werner or Tottenham's Harry Kane if Robert Lewandowski forces his way out this summer.

Newcastle's on-loan goalkeeper Martin Dubravka is willing to sign a permanent deal with the club if they avoid relegation from the Premier League.

Basel forward Mohamed Elyounoussi has issued a 'come-and-get-me-plea' to Arsene Wenger after Arsenal scouts watched him against Manchester City in the Champions League.

Willy Cabellero will remain as Chelsea's back-up goalkeeper next season, regardless of whether Thibaut Courtois stays or leaves the clubs.

Real Madrid are aware of Marcus Rashford's frustration over game time at Manchester United and are preparing a summer approach as they attempt to dramatically reduce the average age of their squad.

THE TIMES
A dinner date with David Beckham was the final part of a three-year plan LA Galaxy undertook to convince Zlatan Ibrahimovic to join them.

Developers have lodged plans with Brent Council to remove Wembley Stadium's pedestrian bridge ahead of the semi-finals and final of Euro 2020 due to lack of architectural merit and development possibilities.

DAILY EXPRESS
Liverpool target Dani Ceballos has admitted his future at Real Madrid is unclear after making just 19 appearances following his transfer from Real Betis last summer.

Arsenal target Julian Draxler has his heart set on Real Madrid and is doing everything he can to personally engineer a move to Spain from PSG.

Ryan Giggs has told Gareth Bale it is in his best interest to stay at Real Madrid, despite his temptation to return to the Premier League.

DAILY MIRROR
Everton manager Sam Allardyce says he has always admired Jack Wilshere and has noticed a drastic improvement in the midfielder's physique in recent months.

Gareth Bale's Wales team-mates believe he will sign for Manchester United if Zinedine Zidane remains in charge of Real Madrid beyond this season.

Vincent Kompany believes even Manchester United fans will be cheering on Manchester City when they take on Liverpool in the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

DAILY STAR
David de Gea has privately asked to leave Manchester United after holding talks with Real Madrid representatives.

Liverpool defender Joel Matip says he is eager to add goals to his game after watching his team-mates score freely this season.

DAILY TELEGRAPH
Ryan Giggs says he spoke at length with Eddie Jones and Antonio Conte before deciding to head into international management with Wales.

THE INDEPENDENT
Atletico Madrid striker Antoine Griezmann says he will decide his future before the 2018 World Cup, after a lengthy transfer saga last summer concluded with him rejecting Manchester United at the last minute.
 
Red Katie said:
Can we please not sign Gareth Bale? Thanks.
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Yep. We've just added a 500k a week left-winger to the squad who can't do a thing right at present, and already had two decent left-wing options prior to that. Can we stop making social-media signings and start strengthening areas of the team that actually need serious work?

Also, Madrid are not interested in Rashford - he's nowhere near prolific enough to warrant them spending the £80m or so they'd need to bid for him. The signing makes no sense to anyone.
 
If we keep signing players in their late 20s (or 30s) on huge wages, we’ll never get anywhere. The club has to know this by now. Bale had his chance to come when he wasn’t old and injury prone. He wasn’t interested then, we shouldn’t be interested now.
 
christinaa said:
Saturday's Newspapers:
March 24 2018

THE SUN
Real Madrid are aware of Marcus Rashford's frustration over game time at Manchester United and are preparing a summer approach as they attempt to dramatically reduce the average age of their squad.
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I thought Rashford had played in virtually every game this season for us what on earth are they talking about
 
Nick. said:
I thought Rashford had played in virtually every game this season for us what on earth are they talking about
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Are you inferring that The Sun doesn't apply logic to their transfer rumours? Doubt it...
 
It is actually incredible how the public narrative on Rashford has turned so quickly. A guy who before injury was involved in every game. A guy who recently started against Liverpool and against Seville in the Champions League. The guy who’s played more for Jose Mourinho than any other player at United.

And he’s still only 20.
 
Sunday's Newspapers:
March 25 2018


THE SUN ON SUNDAY
  • Paul Pogba and Jose Mourinho are barely on speaking terms, with the pair communicating through assistant manager Rui Faria as their relationship reaches rock-bottom.
  • Jose Mourinho's treatment of Paul Pogba and Luke Shaw is causing him to alienate himself from key members of the playing and coaching staff.
  • West Ham are planning a £15m summer move for Newcastle captain Jamaal Lascelles.
  • Manuel Pellegrini is West Ham's top managerial target to replaced David Moyes this summer.
  • Former Borussia Dortmund manager Thomas Tuchel is in negotiations with Arsenal to replace Arsene Wenger this summer after turning down the Bayern Munich job.
  • David Wagner is still wanted by Southampton at the end of the season despite hiring Mark Hughes this month.
THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
  • Jose Mourinho is playing hardball with Paul Pogba and Luke Shaw because he does not believe player power can get him the sack at Manchester United.
  • Brendan Rodgers has admitted his is tempted by a return to the Premier League amid interest from Arsenal.
SUNDAY EXPRESS
  • Chelsea and Arsenal are poised for a tug of war over Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Jan Oblak this summer.
  • Renown agent Mino Raiola has branded Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola a coward and claimed he will not place any of his clients at the club.

SUNDAY MIRROR
  • Manchester United are targeting summer moves for Raphael Varane, Toni Kroos, Marquinhos, Marco Verratti and Alex Sandro - and are prepared to sell Paul Pogba to fund the spending spree.
  • Mohamed Salah will turn down any offers from Real Madrid and is ready to sign a new £200,000-per-week deal with Liverpool.
  • David Moyes will remain in charge of West Ham next season - but only if he helps them to avoid relegation from the Premier League.
  • Liverpool will have to pay Emre Can £200,000 per week if they are to convince him to stay at Anfield, with Manchester City and Juventus keen on the Germany midfielder.
  • Everton are considering a summer move for Chris Smalling, whose days at Manchester United are numbered.
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
  • Jamie Vardy is set to start up-front for England when they face Italy at Wembley on Tuesday evening.
  • At least one England player is considering hiring a security firm to travel to Russia with his family during the World Cup this summer.
THE OBSERVER
  • Antonio Conte has held talks with PSG over moving to the club from Chelsea in the summer, with Unai Emery certain to leave the French side at the end of the season.
  • Gareth Southgate is set to shuffle his England pack for the friendly against Italy, with Jack Butland, Dele Alli and Eric Dier all set to start.
DAILY STAR
  • Manchester United say Alexis Sanchez was pictured eating alone at the club's training ground because he had stayed back for extra shooting practice.
 
Monday's Newspapers:
March 26 2018


The Sun
  • Juventus are preparing to do battle with Manchester United for Arsenal's £35m-rated Aaron Ramsey.
  • Adam Lallana is facing a battle to prove his fitness and earn a place in England's World Cup squad - Gareth Southgate is also preparing to leave out Jack Wilshere, Gary Cahill and Chris Smalling.
  • Phil Foden and Jadon Sancho have been dropped from the England U19s team for disciplinary reasons.
  • Liverpool target Javier Pastore has cast fresh doubt over his long-term future at Paris Saint-Germain - revealing that a decision on his future will be put off until the summer.
  • Niall Quinn could be set for a sensational return to Sunderland after entering talks to take the club off owner Ellis Short's hands.
Daily Mirror
  • Antonio Conte will finish the Premier League season as Chelsea boss after Italy reveal they will announce their new manager in the summer.
  • Gareth Bale admits he'd be tempted to move to the Chinese Super League with his Real Madrid future in doubt.
  • Manchester United are ready to axe Paul Pogba as they prepare £200m transfer blitz of Real Madrid, PSG and Juventus.
  • Manchester United have held talks with Jorginho as they aim to bag the Napoli midfielder ahead of Liverpool and Arsenal.
  • Swansea want to sign loanee Andy King from Leicester permanently - but only if they avoid relegation.
Daily Mail
  • England boss Gareth Southgate is planning to name Joe Hart in his squad for Russia - but only as back-up for Jordan Pickford.
Daily Express
  • Arsenal and Liverpool have been given fresh hope in their pursuit of Thomas Lemar, after the Monaco midfielder admitted he was disappointed not to already be playing in England.
  • John Stones has urged the Wembley crowd not to get on the backs of England's new-look team if players make mistakes against Italy.
Daily Star
  • Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas has revealed he would jump at the chance of returning to Arsenal in a coaching role.
Daily Record
  • Manchester United have hardened their interest in Celtic defender Kieran Tierney as the Premier League club prepares its summer transfer strategy.
Daily Telegraph
  • Arsene Wenger has accused Arsenal's fans of ageism, saying calls for him to leave the club are down to him being 68 years of age.
London Evening Standard
  • The agent of Hector Bellerin says there has been "no contact" from potential suitors amid speculation over the Arsenal defender's future.
  • Everton manager Sam Allardyce refused to be drawn on his side's interest in Jack Wilshere but did not stint in his praise for how the Arsenal midfielder has overcome his injury woes.
Manchester Evening News
  • Manchester United are planning to strengthen three areas in an attempt to mount a credible title challenge next season.
Liverpool Echo
  • Kasper Schmeichel would be the perfect fit if Liverpool are in the market for a new keeper this summer, according to former Reds shot-stopper Tony Warner.
  • Roberto Firmino may have never earned a move to Liverpool - if it was for an overzealous immigration officer in Madrid's Barajas Airport.
South Wales Evening Post
  • Swansea City are confident Carlos Carvalhal will be in charge of the club next season - no matter what division they are in - following initial discussions with the Portuguese over his future.
 
Tuesday's Newspapers:
March 27 2018

Daily Mirror
  • Barcelona are eyeing a shock swoop for Luke Shaw following his bust-up with Jose Mourinho.
  • Gareth Southgate will make changes against Italy on Tuesday because he does not want to risk World Cup injuries.
  • Sir Alex Ferguson and Glenn Hoddle are facing multi-million pound bills after investing in a failed tax avoidance scheme.
  • Manchester United are stepping up their efforts to sign Celtic's £25m-rated defender Kieran Tierney.
  • Steve McClaren is not interested in the Scunthorpe job after deciding to wait until the end of the season before making his next move.
  • Ronaldinho has revealed he was 48 hours away from joining Manchester United in 2003.
The Sun
  • An England fan was sent to Jesse Lingard's hotel room after he was mistaken for a hairdresser.
  • Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola is eyeing a stunning £75m raid for Real Madrid star Isco this summer.
  • Manchester United could axe up to nine first-team players at the end of the season.
  • Gareth Southgate's decision to play Kyle Walker at centre-back came after a talk with Man City boss Pep Guardiola.
  • Eliaquim Mangala has received a League Cup winners medal from Man City despite being on loan at Everton.
  • Huddersfield boss David Wagner is in talks over a new contract at Huddersfield amid speculation over his future.
  • Norwich are demanding a staggering £25m for midfielder James Maddison.
Daily Star
  • Arsenal are angry with England for allegedly pushing Jack Wilshere too hard while he was with the national team.
  • Huddersfield boss David Wagner will delay making a decision on his future until the end of the season amid more Southampton reports.
Daily Mail
  • Liverpool are concerned Joe Gomez's ankle injury could rule him out of their Champions League quarter-final against Man City
  • Daniel Sturridge has returned to training with West Brom following a hamstring injury.
  • Peter Beardsley is on the Wembley VIP list for England against Italy despite being under investigation at Newcastle for bullying and racism.
  • Tottenham's Hotspur Way training ground is officially England's preferred base in the south-east over Arsenal's London Colney.
The Times
  • England will have only one match to prepare with the World Cup ball because of the FA's commercial commitments to Nike.
  • Fulham's young star Ryan Sessegnon will earn his first cap for England's U21s on Tuesday against Ukraine.
Daily Record
  • Scott Brown will give money from his Celtic testimonial to the family of Liam Miller.
  • Scott McTominay did not travel with the Scotland squad after complaining of a tight calf muscle.
London Evening Standard
  • Arsenal are yet to make a formal approach to any potential candidate to succeed Arsene Wenger as the club's manager. This is despite identifying several options including Thomas Tuchel, Carlo Ancelotti, Joachim Low, Max Allegri and Leonardo Jardim.
  • The takeover of Charlton is in the final stages of being completed with confirmation of the deal imminent.
Manchester Evening News
  • Manchester United have beaten Manchester City to the signing of highly-rated Polish defender Lukasz Bejger.
Liverpool Echo
  • Liverpool have no interest in RB Leipzig's Timo Werner with Jurgen Klopp not looking to sign a striker this summer.
  • Watford midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure has made no secret of his desire to move to Liverpool, saying it would be a "dream" to make the switch to Anfield.
Newcastle Chronicle
  • Ellis Short and Niall Quinn have spoken about a potential takeover at Sunderland - and a deal could even see the American businessman stay at the club for two more years.
Bournemouth Echo
  • Bournemouth are reportedly set to battle Brighton for the services of Celtic winger Scott Sinclair this summer.
Evening Times
  • Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has reaffirmed he is in no rush to leave the club.
 
Wednesday's Newspapers:
March 28 2018


DAILY EXPRESS
  • Manchester United will seek information on what happened between Jose Mourinho and former Chelsea duo Kevin De Bruyne and Mohamed Salah before making a call on Luke Shaw's future.
  • Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has held talks with RB Leipzig striker Timo Werner's agent in an attempt to convince the player to join the Premier League side despite interest from Real Madrid.
  • Aston Villa defender John Terry is yet to decide if he will play on next season even if Steve Bruce's side are promoted to the Premier League.
THE SUN
  • Arsene Wenger has admitted he wants to manage another team if he leaves Arsenal this summer.
  • Former England manager Fabio Capello has emerged as one of the surprise leading candidates to replace Arsene Wenger at Arsenal.
  • Liverpool are prepared to fend off Bayern Munich if they make an approach for Roberto Firmino, who they will target if Robert Lewandowski leaves for Real Madrid.
  • Manchester United will rival Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain in the race to sign Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
  • Liverpool are on alert after Watford midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure admitted this week "it would be a dream" to play for them.
  • Gabriel Jesus is at loggerheads with Manchester City chiefs after rejecting the club's latest contract offer.
  • Ryan Giggs banned Gareth Bale from the golf course - in case he got injured.
THE TIMES
  • Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus has turned down a new £90,000-a-week deal at the club and put talks on hold until after the World Cup.
  • Bournemouth's 'attractive football' has earned the club an additional £7m in television appearance fees.
DAILY MAIL
  • Barcelona defender Samuel Umtiti is threatening to leave for Manchester United in a £53million deal unless the LaLiga club offer a new deal worth £8million per season.
  • West Ham will use a security banner at the London Stadium in Saturday's game against Southampton to protect David Sullivan and David Gold in the directors' box.
  • Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea says he does not feel he is respected in Spain compared to how he is in England.
  • Liverpool have accepted defeat in pursuit of Roma goalkeeper Alisson after Real Madrid made the Italian their 'plan A' target this summer.
  • Chelsea defender Marcos Alonso has no intention of returning to Real Madrid at the end of the season.
  • Wales manager Ryan Giggs has banned his squad from playing golf over injury fears and has instead organised table tennis and card games.
DAILY MIRROR
  • Newcastle midfielder Mikel Merino has admitted he would like to return to Spain in the future amid interest from Athletic Bilbao.
  • Prince William, president of the Football Association, will miss the FA Cup final in order to attend Prince Harry's wedding on May 19.
DAILY STAR
  • Juventus will rival Manchester United's interest in Valencia defender Joao Cancelo after impressing during his loan spell at Inter Milan.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
  • Arsenal are hopeful the trio of Jack Wilshere, Alexandre Lacazette and Aaron Ramsey will all be fit to face Stoke on Sunday.
  • Gabby Agbonlahor will end his 17-year stay at Aston Villa at the end of the season even if they are promoted to the Premier League.
  • Steve Cotterill has turned down the chance to manage League One promotion chasers Scunthorpe.
THE INDEPENDENT
  • Monaco winger Lemar is trying to revive Liverpool and Arsenal's interest in him after a move to the Premier League collapsed at the beginning of the season.
LIVERPOOL ECHO
  • Mohamed Salah is not considered the 'Galactico' needed by Real Madrid this summer - with the La Liga giants keen on Eden Hazard and Robert Lewandowski instead.
  • Liverpool have been warned to brace themselves this summer for interest surrounding Roberto Firmino.
  • Everton are looking to add at least three new players to their U23 squad this summer.
MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS
  • Three defenders - Luke Shaw, Matteo Darmian and Daley Blind - all could leave Old Trafford this summer.
  • As for new arrivals at Manchester United, Mourinho is said to have drawn up a shortlist of players to replace the retiring Michael Carrick, including Arturo Vidal and Marco Verratti.
  • Andrea Belotti has addressed the latest transfer talk surrounding his future, saying he will only consider options that guarantee him first-team football.
 
Thursday's Newspapers:
March 29 2018


DAILY MIRROR

Manchester City are ready to double Raheem Sterling's money - but are facing a major battle to keep him, with Real Madrid one of the clubs interested in the England international.

Jordan Pickford will be England's World Cup No 1.

Carlo Ancelotti has hinted he is holding out for a top Premier League job after stalling on talk he could manage Italy.

Jurgen Klopp's agent says the Liverpool manager would be a good fit for Bayern Munich but is not thinking about leaving the club.

Napoli midfielder Jorginho has responded to praise from Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola by saying he believes could fit into English football.

Ryan Giggs has asked Gareth Bale to drive just one car with a customised seat in a bid to end his persistent injury problems.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Paul Lambert has told former Barcelona midfielder Ibrahim Afellay to stay away from Stoke City ahead of the final seven games.

Dominic Solanke is adamant he remains happy at Liverpool, despite spending another frustrating season without regular first-team football.

Wolves have held talks with the Football League over the involvement of "super-agent" Jorge Mendes, following a number of complaints from Championship rivals.

Jamaal Lascelles says Newcastle United must do everything possible in the summer to keep Rafa Benitez.

The FA will come under major pressure on Thursday to stop the "shocking" payment of "poverty wages" at Wembley and ensure all workers there receive the London Living Wage.

Gareth Southgate has told injured Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli not to fear for his World Cup spot.

New Birmingham manager Garry Monk says he wants to prove people wrong by taking the club back to the Premier League.

DAILY EXPRESS

Crystal Palace star Andros Townsend is refusing to give up on his World Cup 2018 dream.

Ashley Young is a doubt for Manchester United's game against Swansea after picking up a knee injury on international duty with England.

THE SUN

Gareth Southgate fired a training-ground warning to Dele Alli to up his game before axing him.

Julian Dicks says West Ham fans have a right to protest against the club.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has reportedly taken a 95 per cent pay cut to sign for LA Galaxy.

Arsenal are weighing up a bid for £30m-rated Freiburg defender Caglar Soyuncu to replace Per Mertesacker, who retires at the end of the season.

Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud lost his cool when a reporter interrupted him mid-interview in order to ask France team-mate Kylian Mbappe a question.

DAILY MAIL

Manchester United are taking a look at Tottenham's highly-rated midfield prospect Nonso Madueke.

Carlos Tevez shocked Boca Juniors after reporting back to training last week with an injury picked up during a prison yard kickabout.

DAILY STAR

Everton are in pole position to sign Jack Wilshere if he leaves Arsenal.

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea says he wants to win the Premier League's Golden Glove to repay his defenders for protecting him.

Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi says a secret player meeting help turn around the club's considerable dip in form at the beginning of 2018.
 
Good Friday Newspapers:
March 30 2018




DAILY MIRROR

Manchester City are confident they can land Real Madrid star Isco at the second attempt in a deal worth up to £75m.

Manchester United are ready to take advantage of Samuel Umtiti's breakdown in contract talks with Barcelona.

West Ham hope to seal a summer deal for Russia captain Fyodor Smolov.

Lincoln boss Danny Cowley is the favourite to succeed Mick McMarthy as Ipswich manager at the end of the season.

QPR will clear out Idrissa Sylla, James Perch and Jamie Mackie in a summer clear out.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Mike Ashley will renew his efforts to sell Newcastle as soon as Rafa Benitez has made sure of Premier League survival and has been informed there is fresh interest in a potential takeover.

Arsenal have made central midfield as well as central defence their transfer priority this year amid increasing uncertainty over the future of Jack Wilshere.

Manchester United have taken the first steps towards trying to improve Old Trafford's flagging atmosphere by introducing a heavily discounted season ticket for 18-25-year-olds seated in the lower Stretford End.

Pep Guardiola has been accused of disregarding the health of his players at Bayern Munich in another blistering attack by the German club's doctor.

THE SUN

Jack Wilshere fears his World Cup dream is over because England boss Gareth Southgate has serious concerns over his fitness.

Isco is set to spark a three-way scramble between Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham for his signature after admitting he is unhappy at Real Madrid.

Renato Sanches has been sent back to Bayern Munich with an injury and making a return to Swansea is unlikely.

Hector Bellerin says he is finally over his injury problems thanks to switching to a vegan diet.

FIFA faces VAR chaos at the World Cup because most of its selected referees do not use it domestically.

FIFA are investigating a pitch-invasion by fans of Tunisia - England's World Cup opponents - after their friendly win over Costa Rica.

James Rodriguez would snub a Premier League move in favour of staying at Bayern Munich.

Everton are lining up a summer move for Juventus midfielder Kwadwo Asamoah.

DAILY MAIL

English football is being swamped by players in all four divisions using the smokeless tobacco stimulant 'snus'.

Man Utd left-back Luke Shaw challenged Jose Mourinho during the game against Brighton, asking: 'Why do you keep picking on me?'

England's women players are furious after Jodie Taylor flew back from the US economy class while Jess Fishlock flew business.

Brighton and Aston Villa are showing an interest in Northern Ireland international winger Jordan Jones.

THE TIMES

The Premier League has warned its clubs over a 'far right' fans' group called the Football Lads Alliance pushing an anti-Muslim agenda

West Ham boss David Moyes is strongly leaning towards retaining Joe Hart in goal for the crucial match with Southampton

The Premier League is to explore using the 'VAR-lite' system in which referees rely entirely on a video official.

Danny Cowley and Steve McClaren are early favourites to succeed Mick McCarthy at Ipswich Town.

Man Utd are set to play rivals Liverpool in front of 107,000 people on their pre-season US tours.

THE GUARDIAN

West Ham's security upgrade for this weekend's clash with Southampton will cost the taxpayer £60,000.

DAILY RECORD

Neil Lennon insists John McGinn can become a Scotland mainstay and warned any potential suitors they can start the bidding at £5m.

Hearts have stepped up their interest in Queen of the South's Australian attacker Lyndon Dykes.
 
Saturday's Newspapers:
March 31 2018


DAILY MIRROR

Chelsea are determined to see off Manchester United and Barcelona in the race to sign Tottenham's Toby Alderweireld.

Carlos Tevez has denied that he got injured during a prison football match.

Former Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini has gone on record to state he is not a multi-billionaire.

West Ham are lining up a £4m move for Manchester United goalkeeper Sam Johnstone.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Daniel Sturridge has cost West Brom a staggering £50,000 a minute since his January loan move, but Alan Pardew has defended the signing of the Liverpool striker.

Nathaniel Clyne has joined the Liverpool squad for the first time this season for Saturday's trip to Crystal Palace, but Jurgen Klopp is without Joe Gomez for up to a month.

Chelsea are worried goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois is losing his race to be fit for their crucial Premier League grudge match against Tottenham.

Sam Allardyce does not believe his position as Everton manager is 'insecure'.

THE SUN

Former AC Milan manager Sinisa Mihajlovic could be set for the Premier League - after interest from two clubs this season.

Rafa Benitez has told fit-again Islam Slimani the next six weeks are vital if he wants to rebuild his reputation.

THE TIMES

Chelsea hope that a big European club, such as PSG, will offer Antonio Conte a job this summer as it would save them a significant amount of compensation should he leave.

THE GUARDIAN

Arsenal fear Jack Wilshere will reject their offer of a new contract and leave on a free transfer in the summer.

DAILY EXPRESS

Michael Keane insists he has not given up on his World Cup dream.

DAILY RECORD

Ally McCoist could make a sensational return as a boss next season in Australia.
 
Easter Sunday
April 1st 2018


sunday mirror
Manchester United will sacrifice Anthony Martial to fund a mega Gareth Bale transfer this summer.
Chelsea are planning a £30m transfer swoop to make Newcastle's Jamaal Lascelles their new John Terry this summer.
Dele Alli is "blowing" his England World Cup place with Gareth Southgate losing trust in the Tottenham star.
England are set to ditch Joe Hart altogether for the World Cup finals after years as first-choice goalkeeper.
Arsenal are eyeing a transfer swoop for Ajax rising-star Matthijs de Ligt as part of a defensive revamp.
Alan Hutton is wanted by Middlesbrough and Ipswich when he leaves Aston Villa in the summer.
Celtic's Norway star Kristoffer Ajer has attracted the attention of Borussia Dortmund.


sunday times
Manchester United are looking to recruit an entire new defensive line as part of plans to overhaul their squad in the summer. Barcelona centre back Samuel Umtiti and Juventus left back Alex Sandro are among the players already approached.


sunday express
Liverpool have received a huge transfer boost as Real Madrid and Barcelona cool their interest in Mohamed Salah.
Real Madrid could offer Alvaro Morata the chance to end his Stamford Bridge nightmare with a sensational return to the Bernabeu this summer.
Arsenal are bolstering security as CSKA Moscow fans prepare for their Europa League clash.

sunday record
Lionel Messi has verbal agreement with Jose Mourinho to join Manchester United next summer


mail on sunday
Adam Lallana's dream of going to the World Cup is in the balance after he suffered a serious hamstring injury at Selhurst Park.
Crystal Palace defender Pape Souare has gone bust despite earning £30k a week with the Premier League side.
Antonio Conte has admitted for the first time he has no idea whether he will be Chelsea manager next season.
Vincent Kompany admits it would "mean the world" to Manchester City's fans if they claim the Premier League title against rivals United.


the sun on sunday
Arsenal want to sign Leicester City midfield star Wilfred Ndidi.
Antoine Griezmann has snubbed a Manchester United transfer and agreed on a £88m switch to Barcelona.
Arsenal are holding their nerve over contract talks with Jack Wilshere - as clubs are not queuing up to take him.
Manager Alan Pardew could stay at West Brom even if they are relegated from the Premier League.
Crystal Palace have put Everton's Ademola Lookman on top of their list to replace Wilfried Zaha - who is likely to be a target for some of the Premier League's top clubs this summer.
Southampton are considering sending goalkeeper Fraser Forster out on loan next season.
Arsenal and Liverpool have been put on alert after Schalke confirmed Max Meyer will be leaving the club this summer.



STAR ON SUNDAY
Arsenal have reportedly made an offer to bring in Real Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas to replace Petr Cech.
Marcus Rashford could be used as a bargaining tool for Jose Mourinho to lure Real Madrid star Isco to Old Trafford.
 
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