What The Sports Pages Say

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Tuesday's Newspapers:
October 24 2017

DAILY MIRROR
•Everton are eyeing ex-Borussia Dortmund boss Thomas Tuchel as their new manager.
•Arsenal are considering a move for Brazilian starlet Alan Guimaraes - but face competition from Real Madrid.
•Liverpool will reportedly make a move for Paris Saint-Germain forward Julian Draxler in January to replace Philippe Coutinho.
THE SUN
•Chelsea players have been texting ex-assistant manager Steve Holland because of their poor relationship with Antonio Conte.
•Everton want Carlo Ancelotti as their next boss, but the Italian would want Swansea manager Paul Clement as his assistant.
•Jose Mourinho is targeting Valencia's Carlos Soler in a £30m January move.
•Manchester City have put Lyon's Mouctar Diakhaby on their shortlist of targets as a new centre-half.
DAILY MAIL
•West Ham's players held crisis talks at the club's training ground on Monday.
•Arsenal's Jack Wilshere has been assured of his England future by boss Gareth Southgate.
•Zinedine Zidane has called Cristiano Ronaldo 'amazing' after the Real Madrid pair both won awards at FIFA's The Best ceremony in London.
DAILY STAR
•Victor Lindelof is set to be given the chance to redeem himself in Manchester United's Carabao Cup clash with Swansea.
•West Ham want Hoffenheim boss Julian Nagelsmann to replace Slaven Bilic.
DAILY RECORD
•Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells referees they have to show courage and protect players.
•Everton's James McCarthy has been cleared of speeding after a police officer failed to ID him in court four years later.

 

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Wednesday's Newspapers:

THE SUN
•Wayne Rooney has been denied a Wembley farewell for England in the November friendlies.
•A young Huddersfield fan has written a heartwarming letter asking the club to give Aaron Mooy £5 he found in the ground.
•Manchester United have opened talks with Valencia over the signing of £30m Carlos Soler.
•Everton are set to double their money on Henry Onkeyuru without him kicking a ball by selling him to Atletico Madrid or Juventus.

DAILY MIRROR
•Carlo Ancelotti is in talks with a Chinese Super League club amid interest from Everton.
•Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is ready to wield the axe on his defence and play youth players instead.
•Roy Hodgson blamed his players for collapsing in the Carabao Cup.
DAILY MAIL
•Gianluigi Buffon has announced he will retire after the World Cup but not if Juventus win the Champions League.
•Mauricio Pochettino has challenged Juan Foyth to take his chance against West Ham.
•Greg Clarke and Martin Glenn are set for a grilling by the FA Council in Thursday's meeting

 

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Thursday's Newspapers:
October 26 2017


DAILY EXPRESS
•Arsenal could complete a double swoop for Ajax duo Kasper Dolberg and Matthijs de Ligt ahead of Barcelona if they appoint Marc Overmars as their new sporting director.
•Anderlecht forward Leander Dendoncker has claimed he would have joined Manchester United had they paid his asking price.

THE SUN
•Conor Coady of Wolves is being tracked by Newcastle and West Bromwich Albion.
•Former Sunderland striker Asamoah Gyan has given his career a lift-off - by launching his own airline.
DAILY MAIL
•Manchester United stars were scheduled to attend last Sunday's American football at Twickenham but failed to show after the humiliating defeat by Huddersfield.
•Arsenal have reportedly struck a deal to bring influential Barcelona chief Raul Sanllehi to the Emirates.
DAILY MIRROR
•Former Everton boss Ronald Koeman has revealed he knew the axe was falling in his final days at Goodison Park.
Naby Keita, who will join Liverpool next summer, was sent off for the third time in seven matches on Wednesday as his current side RB Leipzig were knocked out of the German Cup by Bayern Munich.

DAILY TELEGRAPH
•Stan and Josh Kroenke have outlined a vision for Arsenal to extend over generations of their family and reaffirmed their emphatic support for Arsene Wenger by explaining why they took the "harder" decision to extend his contract.
DAILY STAR
•Mesut Ozil is reportedly in constant contact with Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho as he weighs up his options for next summer.
•Ross Barkley snubbed a move to Chelsea in the summer because he was afraid he wouldn't get game time, according to former Everton defender Alan Stubbs.

 

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Thursday's Newspapers:
October 26 2017


DAILY EXPRESS
•Arsenal could complete a double swoop for Ajax duo Kasper Dolberg and Matthijs de Ligt ahead of Barcelona if they appoint Marc Overmars as their new sporting director.
•Anderlecht forward Leander Dendoncker has claimed he would have joined Manchester United had they paid his asking price.

THE SUN
•Conor Coady of Wolves is being tracked by Newcastle and West Bromwich Albion.
•Former Sunderland striker Asamoah Gyan has given his career a lift-off - by launching his own airline.
DAILY MAIL
•Manchester United stars were scheduled to attend last Sunday's American football at Twickenham but failed to show after the humiliating defeat by Huddersfield.
•Arsenal have reportedly struck a deal to bring influential Barcelona chief Raul Sanllehi to the Emirates.
DAILY MIRROR
•Former Everton boss Ronald Koeman has revealed he knew the axe was falling in his final days at Goodison Park.
Naby Keita, who will join Liverpool next summer, was sent off for the third time in seven matches on Wednesday as his current side RB Leipzig were knocked out of the German Cup by Bayern Munich.

DAILY TELEGRAPH
•Stan and Josh Kroenke have outlined a vision for Arsenal to extend over generations of their family and reaffirmed their emphatic support for Arsene Wenger by explaining why they took the "harder" decision to extend his contract.
DAILY STAR
•Mesut Ozil is reportedly in constant contact with Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho as he weighs up his options for next summer.
•Ross Barkley snubbed a move to Chelsea in the summer because he was afraid he wouldn't get game time, according to former Everton defender Alan Stubbs.

 

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Friday's Newspapers:
October 27 2017


THE SUN

Chelsea are lining up a move to bring Carlo Ancelotti back to Stamford Bridge as they plan for Antonio Conte's exit.

Arsenal will demand at least £30million from Manchester City for Alexis Sanchez in January - as Arsene Wenger refuses to budge on his price demands.

Manchester City have joined neighbours Manchester United in the race for Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.

DAILY MIRROR
Fernando Llorente is set to play a key role for Tottenham in their pursuit of glory in the Premier League, with Harry Kane a major doubt for Saturday lunchtime's visit to Manchester United because of a hamstring injury.

Burnley manager Sean Dyche denies he is in a comfort zone at Turf Moor and claims he is "ambitious".

DAILY EXPRESS
Roy Hodgson has made a passionate pledge to Crystal Palace fans that his side will never let them down again.

DAILY STAR
Arsene Wenger has admitted he could walk away from Arsenal halfway through his contract.

Andre Ayew says West Ham's stunning Carabao Cup comeback proves the players are fully behind under-pressure boss Slaven Bilic.

DAILY TELEGRAPH
Shay Given has warned Newcastle United will soon be as big as Manchester City, predicting a major shake-up in English football's established order if Amanda Staveley completes a deal to buy the club from Mike Ashley.

Claude Puel will take charge of his first training session as Leicester City manager on Friday with a glowing endorsement from Arsene Wenger after his surprise appointment.

DAILY MAIL
Jose Mourinho challenged his Manchester United players to beat Tottenham on Saturday after tearing into them for the second time in 48 hours following the shock defeat to Huddersfield.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino will make a late call on Harry Kane's fitness ahead of Saturday's showdown against Manchester United as the striker recovers from a hamstring problem.

Liverpool will offer England Under-17 international Rhian Brewster a lucrative contract when he turns 18 next year.

DAILY RECORD
Rangers are ready to go back to basics and will keep the search for a new manager among British candidates.

 

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Saturday's Newspapers:
October 28 2017


THE SUN

Chelsea are set to make a move for Lazio striker Ciro Immobile in order to help rebuild the broken relationship with Antonio Conte.

Liverpool midfielder Philippe Coutinho has reportedly turned down a move to Paris Saint-Germain in January in favour of a move to Barcelona.

Pep Guardiola is looking to take his Manchester City stars on a warm-weather training break at the start of 2018.

Idrissa Gueye's new £4million-a-year deal at Everton is set to be announced.

Mark Hughes is ready to pounce on striker Mimoun Mahi's £2million release clause at Groningen to boost Stoke's season.

DAILY MAIL
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is confident he will remain at Anfield for many more years.

Slaven Bilic takes his West Ham team to Crystal Palace on Saturday still under huge pressure, with Burnley's Sean Dyche the leading candidate to replace him if and when he does leave the club.

Mauricio Pochettino believes Tottenham star Dele Alli could put his future at risk if he doesn't have the right people around him.

Everton caretaker manager David Unsworth claims price tags will not mean anything to him when he picks his team.

THE INDEPENDENT
Arsene Wenger says he is hungrier than ever, and has no plans to retire until he wins the Premier League one more time.

DAILY EXPRESS
Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers has suggested that a lack of unity at Rangers made it almost impossible for Pedro Caixinha to succeed as manager.

Kenny Miller will be back to lead the line for Rangers against Hearts.

 

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Sunday's Newspapers.
October 29 2017

SUNDAY MIRROR

Manchester City have ditched plans to move for Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez in January and will wait to sign him for nothing next summer.

The Liverpool board have promised Jurgen Klopp every penny for new players if they sell Philippe Coutinho in January.

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte still wants to sign a left-back in January with Tottenham's Danny Rose and Alex Sandro of Juventus remaining his top targets.

Liverpool target Zeca is ready to take his current club Santos to court in order to cancel his contract.

Leicester, West Brom and Aston Villa will try to tempt Michael Carrick away from Manchester United in January.

The Everton board are split over who they want as next manager as owner Farhad Moshiri hopes to move for Watford boss Marco Silva.

Caretaker Everton boss David Unsworth says it would not be a gamble to give him the job full-time.

Watford are eyeing up Liverpool's Lazar Markovic, who is yet to make a first-team appearance this season.

Sheffield Wednesday are tracking Nigeria midfielder Oghenekaro Etebo, who plays in Portugal for Feirense.

Brighton CEO Paul Barber says the club will not break spirit for any player or agent.

SUN ON SUNDAY
Everton have joined the race to land Arsenal's wantaway star Alexis Sanchez.

Eddie Nketiah is set for a massive 650% increase on his salary in new five-year Arsenal deal.

Ex-Crystal Palace, Newcastle and Southampton boss Alan Pardew has rejected an offer to take over at Dynamo Kiev.

Lionel Messi could play for Catalonia if FIFA recognises the country and he switches allegiances.

DAILY STAR SUNDAY
Kevin de Bruyne will become the highest-paid player in Manchester City's history when he signs a new £250,000-a-week contract.

Benjamin Mendy has handed Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola a boost by making an early start to his rehab from knee surgery.

David de Gea is still waiting to learn when he will receive an improved pay deal at Manchester United.

SUNDAY EXPRESS
Manchester United are ready to make a £30million move for Paris Saint-German right-back Thomas Meunier, who has been relegated to a reserve role by the arrival of Dani Alves.

Barcelona believe a £75million down payment in a £132million total deal for Philippe Coutinho will be enough to end Liverpool's determination to keep the Brazilian.

Tottenham have renewed their interest in Barcelona midfielder Andre Gomes after running out of time to sign him in the summer.

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
New Leicester manager Claude Puel has a plan to make wantaway forward Riyad Mahrez fall in love with the club again.

 

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Monday's Newspapers:
October 30 2017

THE SUN
•Arsenal have been told they have missed their chance to sign Monaco star Thomas Lemar
•Liverpool's chances of signing Iker Casillas are rated as 'crazy' by the former Real Madrid keeper's agent
•Ronaldo could face a ban after footage emerges of him scraping a hand across Girona player's face

THE MIRROR
•Arsene Wenger believes Arsenal can end Manchester City's unbeaten run
•Kevin de Bruyne believes it is harder for Manchester City to go a season unbeaten than it was for Arsenal's invincibles
•Harry Kane is determined to play for Tottenham against Real Madrid in midweek but Mauricio Pochettino is being cautious
•Antonio Conte insists Chelsea's U17 England World Cup winners will get first-team opportunities in the future
DAILY MAIL
•Watford's Troy Deeney is facing a ban after grabbing Stoke's Joe Allen around the face and neck
•Michail Antonio was told he let down his West ham team-mates after the 2-2 draw at Crystal Palace
•Jamie Redknapp, Martin Keown and Chris Sutton want England's U17s to train with the seniors
DAILY STAR
•West Ham's Mark Noble has slammed Yohan Cabaye's 'attitude problem' after their angry bust-up during Saturday's 2-2 draw at Selhurst Park

 

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Tuesday's Newspapers:
October 31 2017


DAILY MIRROR
•Slaven Bilic is on thin ice at West Ham and facing a defensive crisis against Liverpool on Saturday

DAILY MAIL
•Dele Alli is alleged to have told Ashley Young he 'should retire with a zimmer frame' during Man Utd v Tottenham
•Gareth Bale has taken part in Real Madrid training ahead of their trip to face his former club Tottenham at Wembley
•Mauricio Pochettino has revealed what he said to former Chelsea assistant Steve Holland in his new book
•FC Koln have been fined and ordered to pay Arsenal a settlement following crowd trouble at their Europa League game
•Sean Dyche has batted away more rumours about the Everton job after his side beat Newcastle
•England will review at the end of the year the decision to close off the hotel at St George's Park to non-football personnel when they are in residence
•Chelsea are inviting potential investors to Stamford Bridge to discuss potential deals
•Napoli have banned belts from their stadium for the Champions League clash with Man City
THE SUN
•Italian police are on red alert ahead of Chelsea's visit to Roma in the Champions League
•Ian Wright says David Unsworth should not be given the Everton job after failing to impress in his first game in interim charge.
THE TIMES
•Chelsea are ready to offer Cesc Fabregas a new contract amid renewed interest in their midfielder from Manchester United.

 

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Wednesday's Newspapers:
November 01 2017


THE SUN
•Arsenal want to sign Napoli playmaker Jorginho, but the Premier League side have been told they will have to wait until next summer.
•Sam Allardyce wants a bumper contract and his own backroom staff before he answers an SOS from Everton.
•Manchester United target Fabinho admits he downed tools at the start of the season to try and force a move away from Monaco.
•Juventus want to put a £202m release clause, believed to be a world record, in striker Paulo Dybala's contract.
•Schalke have made a "huge final offer" to Leon Goretzka to try and persuade him to stay in the Bundesliga after interest from Man Utd, Arsenal and Liverpool.
•Inter Milan are set to beat Everton to the January loan signing of Barcelona's former Arsenal defender Thomas Vermaelen.
•Michael Carrick will not be leaving Manchester United in January amid interest from West Brom and Leicester City among others.
DAILY MIRROR
•Zinedine Zidane has hinted he would not be averse to managing in the Premier League in the future.
•Paris Saint-Germain defender Dani Alves has revealed he was close to a move to Liverpool...in 2006.
•Neymar has secretly been negotiating a move to Real Madrid ever since he joined PSG in a world record deal over the summer.
•Angel Gomes' father has warned Manchester United over delays in agreeing a new deal, claiming all of Europe's top clubs are watching the 17-year-old.
•Florentino Perez has drawn up a four-strong shortlist of players he wants to bring to Real Madrid in January.
•Sam Allardyce is set for a £2m row with Crystal Palace if he returns to Premier League management with Everton.
DAILY MAIL
•Chris Coleman has held talks over an extension to his Wales deal that would include Euro 2020.
•Greg Clarke, Martin Glenn and Dan Ashworth will all keep their jobs despite the Mark Sampson scandal that sent the FA into meltdown.
•Arsenal and Chelsea are tracking former Liverpool 'keeper Peter Gulacsi, who now plays in Germany with RB Leipzig.
DAILY STAR
•Arsenal are showing interest in Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
•Barcelona are preparing to rival Arsenal for top target Thomas Lemar next summer.
DAILY RECORD
•Rangers have scoffed at reports they have failed to pay off Pedro Caixinha and it's costing him work in Mexico.
•Alan Stubbs has knocked back the chance to become the new Dundee United manager.

 

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Thursday's Newspapers:
November 02 2017

DAILY MIRROR

Antonio Conte still has the backing of the Chelsea board despite the Champions League defeat against Roma.

Thibaut Courtois has admitted Chelsea will be out of the Premier League title race if they lose to Manchester United on Sunday.

Liverpool suffered an injury blow as Georginio Wijnaldum limped out of the Champions League clash with Maribor. Phillipe Coutinho has also been ruled out of the weekend trip to West Ham.

THE GUARDIAN
Gareth Southgate will not call Jack Wilshere back into the England squad but will instead give Harry Winks the nod for the games against Germany and Brazil.

DAILY TELEGRAPH
David Unsworth admits he has to win the next two games to stand any chance of holding on to the Everton job.

Chelsea's medical staff will attempt to push N'Golo Kante into returning from his hamstring injury against Manchester United on Sunday.

THE INDEPENDENT
Arsene Wenger reveals he will decide whether Jack Wilshere has an Arsenal future in December.


DAILY MAIL
Everton have held preliminary discussions with Sam Allardyce's advisors as Farhad Moshiri puts together a contingency plan for the club's next manager.

Mauricio Pochettino says Tottenham are capable of competing against anyone after beating Real Madrid for the first time in their history.

THE SUN
Mauricio Pochettinho admits Toby Alderweireld's injury is "a little bit bad" after the defender limped off during Tottenham's Champions League win against Real Madrid.

Wolves manager Nuno has ruled himself out of the running for the Everton job.

 

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Friday's Newspapers:
November 03 2017


DAILY EXPRESS
•Antonio Conte launched a training ground rant at his players after the loss to Roma in the Champions League.
•Kieran Tierney has revealed he wants to stay at Celtic for the rest of his career.
•Sean Dyche has insisted his Burnley players are not distracted by speculation linking him with the Everton job.
•Santi Cazorla has revealed how an infection to his ankle almost led to him losing his foot.
•Alberto Moreno has revealed how his love for Liverpool has helped him resurrect his career with the Premier League club.
DAILY MIRROR
•Emre Can has edged closer to the Liverpool exit door as talks over a new deal hit another roadblock

•Charly Musonda has told Chelsea he wants to leave in January as his frustration over a lack of playing opportunities grows.
•Luke Shaw is eyeing a shock return to Southampton in January as his unhappiness at Manchester United grows.
•Sadio Mane has handed Liverpool a major boost by returning to full training.
•Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini "just about missed out" on a Ballon d'Or nomination, according to his Belgium national team boss Roberto Martinez.
•Sergio Aguero claimed there is "no limit" to the number of goals he can score for Manchester City as he is now playing the best football of his career under Pep Guardiola.
DAILY STAR
•England manager Gareth Southgate has warned nobody is safe after dropping several senior players.
•Harry Kane has told Tottenham team-mate Dele Alli to keep calm and to make sure he plays the rest of the season.
•Wolfsburg have admitted they hope to sign Liverpool striker Divock Origi permanently.
DAILY MAIL
•Cuco Martina was discharged from hospital and flew home with his Everton team-mates after being carried off in a neck brace following an awkward fall in the Europa League defeat at Lyon.
•Mauricio Pochettino has emerged as Real Madrid's No 1 target to replace Zinedine Zidane and the Spanish giants also have Harry Kane and Dele Alli on a list of possible summer signings.
•Dele Alli has warned Tottenham's rivals that the club believe they can beat anyone now and consider themselves unlucky not to have won the Premier League in the past two seasons.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
•Harry Kane claims Spurs are genuine contenders to win the Champions League.
•Antonio Conte gave his Chelsea players the full hairdryer treatment during an angry inquest into their second-half surrender in Rome and warned it can never happen again.
•Sergio Aguero gave an impromptu dressing room speech to his Manchester City team-mates during emotional post-match celebrations after becoming the club's all-time record goalscorer.
THE SUN
•Marseille defender Patrice Evra is facing a UEFA charge having been sent off after appearing to kick one of his own team's fans in the head before a Europa League tie in Portugal.
•Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho will let exiled defender Luke Shaw go out on loan in January.

•Manchester City are targeting Southampton defender Ryan Bertrand in the January transfer window.
•Francis Coquelin argued with an angry fan as Arsenal were booed off despite securing qualification for the last 32 of the Europa League on Thursday.
•Manchester United are stepping up their efforts to tie Marouane Fellaini to a new deal - by ignoring their policy on players over 30.
•Arsenal, Liverpool and Barcelona target Leon Goretzka has suffered a broken leg - but Schalke admit he will still leave the club this season.
THE GUARDIAN
•Tottenham's Hugo Lloris is facing a battle to be fit for the North London derby against Arsenal at Wembley on November 18.
THE TIMES
•Tottenham players will receive a £2m bonus to share between them as a reward for qualifying for the knockout stages of the Champions League.

 

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Saturday's Newspapers:
November 04 2017

DAILY MAIL
•Arsenal rejected Manchester City's David Silva back in 2005 because of fears over his physicality.
•Premier League club chiefs have begun plans to stop agents taking money out of the game after record spending in the summer transfer window.
•Sunderland have been in contact with former Middlesbrough boss Aitor Karanka over their managerial vacancy.
•England manager Gareth Southgate will attend Stoke's Premier League clash with Leicester to assess World Cup hopefuls Jack Butland and Harry Maguire.
•Alvaro Morata has revealed he still regularly messages Jose Mourinho as Chelsea prepare for the clash against Manchester United on Sunday.
•Liverpool have rallied behind Dejan Lovren after thugs attempted to break into his home ahead of Saturday's game at West Ham.
•The Football League will hold talks next week over allowing 3G pitches into League Two with three teams - Sutton, Maidstone and Bromley - currently in the National League playoffs and making use of such surfaces.
THE SUN
•Over half of the 20 Premier League clubs are being probed by HMRC tax inspectors over transfer deals worth hundreds of millions of pounds.
•llkay Gundogan says Manchester City are becoming like Barcelona under manager Pep Guardiola.
•Liverpool could pursue a move for Schalke midfielder Leon Goretzka as a replacement for Emre Can, who remains without a long-term contract at Anfield.
•Hatem Ben Arfa is set for a return to the Premier League, with Leicester City's new boss Claude Puel targeting a January move for the PSG playmaker.
•PSG striker Edinson Cavani has set his sights on a dream return to Napoli rather than test himself in the Premier League.
DAILY MIRROR
•Manchester City will rival long-term admirers Juventus for Liverpool midfielder Emre Can if he fails to agree fresh terms.
•Manchester United's pursuit of RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano has been hit by the revelation he has an £89m release clause.
•Arsenal face competition from Tottenham, Chelsea and Inter Milan for Dinamo Zagreb defender Filip Benkovic.
•Arsene Wenger says Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez is almost back to his best as he gets set to face suitors Manchester City on Sunday.
•Roman Abramovich has made a rare visit to Chelsea's training ground as Antonio Conte admits he's under pressure.
•Manchester City are to give record goalscorer Sergio Aguero a guard of honour before the clash with Arsenal on Sunday.
DAILY STAR
•Roy Hodgson has revealed how he gave Tottenham's young midfield star Harry Winks his first taste of life in the England squad.
•Leicester manager Claude Puel is desperate to see Jamie Vardy score the goals which will book his ticket to next summer's World Cup.
•Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford reckons his struggling team are too good to go down this season.
•Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has admitted it hurts him to see old boy Matt Ritchie shining in a Newcastle shirt.
THE GUARDIAN
•Former Leicester midfield pair Danny Drinkwater and N'Golo Kante could reunite for Chelsea's game against Manchester United.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
•Chelsea manager Antonio Conte has said he cannot be friends with any other Premier League managers.
•Conte has vowed to return Chelsea's Gary Cahill to his regular position on the left at centre back after a switch backfired at Roma in midweek.
•Aston Villa are in a contract deadlock with teenage striker Keinan Davis, who has attracted interest from a number of Premier League clubs.
DAILY EXPRESS
•West Ham manager Slaven Bilic has condemned the recent death threats aimed at Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren.
•Graeme Murty has said nobody in their right mind would turn down the Rangers manager's job.
THE INDEPENDENT
•Pep Guardiola has revealed that extra training sessions have brought about Raheem Sterling's hot streak in front of goal for Manchester City.
THE TIMES
•Arsenal are among a number of Premier League teams monitoring the progress of Walsall's Wales U21 international striker Tyler Roberts.

 

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Sunday's Newspapers:
November 05 2017

SUNDAY MIRROR
•Jose Mourinho is demanding a huge pay rise to sign a new contract as Manchester United boss.
•Everton have stepped up their bid to lure Sean Dyche to Goodison Park and want him in place after in the international break.
•Arsenal face competition from Tottenham for top target Leon Goretzka.
•Fernandinho is set to end speculation about his future and sign a new Manchester City deal.
SUNDAY STAR
•Watford boss Marco Silva has emerged as a major target for the Everton job.
•Dele Alli is wanted by a host of top European clubs, according to Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson.
SUN ON SUNDAY
•Hatem Ben Arfa is set for a Premier League return with former boss Claude Puel at Leicester.
MAIL ON SUNDAY
•Chelsea boss Antonio Conte is fighting for survival in his job.
•Barcelona and Real Madrid have intensified their interest in Tottenham's young stars Dele Alli and Harry Winks.

 

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Monday's Newspapers:
November 06 2017

Daily Mail
•Bayern Munich have ended their interest in Alexis Sanchez as the Bundesliga side's president Karl-Heinz Rummenigge insists the Arsenal forward has already chosen his next club.


Daily Mirror
•David Moyes will be handed a chance to revive his Premier League career this week with West Ham after agreeing a deal until the end of the season with the Hammers.
•Antonio Conte dropped David Luiz from the victory over Manchester United on Sunday and then warned the rest of the Chelsea squad the same could happen to any one of them.
•Roma have hinted Barcelona were their main rivals during a failed bid to sign Leicester's Riyad Mahrez over the summer.
•Watford have told back-up goalkeeper Costel Pantilimon he is free to leave the club in January.
•Watford and Brighton are both on the trail of Portsmouth's highly-rated centre-back Matt Clarke.
The Sun
•Arsene Wenger and Pep Guardiola are going head-to-head in a battle for Ajax star Frenkie De Jong.
•Rangers want talks with former England boss Steve McClaren about becoming their new manager.
•Juventus have joined Manchester United and Real Madrid in tracking Basel loan star Dimitri Oberlin.
•Thomas Meunier has revealed he turned down a deadline day move to Chelsea despite losing his PSG place to Dani Alves.
•Rangers want talks with former England boss Steve McClaren about becoming their new manager.
Daily Star
•Tony Pulis believes he still has the backing of West Brom's board despite losing 1-0 to Huddersfield at the weekend.
•Sam Vokes is desperate for manager Sean Dyche to stay at Burnley.
•Peter Crouch has been told he is not for sale at any price by Stoke manager Mark Hughes.

Daily Telegraph
•Swansea's players rallied in support of head coach Paul Clement after yet another shocking home display saw them drop into the Premier League's bottom three.
Daily Express
•Liverpool are plotting a shock swoop for Manchester City winger David Silva, who is yet to agree an extension to his deal which runs out at the end of next season.

 

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Tuesday's Newspapers:
November 07 2017

THE SUN
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is plotting a £10million bid for Besiktas and Turkey midfielder Oguzhan Ozyakup, who he sold for just £400,000 in 2012.

Chelsea target Alex Sandro will not be allowed to leave Turin in January, even if an offer of £53million comes in.

DAILY MAIL
David Moyes will be confirmed as the new manager of West Ham on Tuesday to shake up a dressing room that senior figures at the club felt was not being driven hard enough by Slaven Bilic.

Tammy Abraham has committed his future to England despite being offered a guaranteed place in Nigeria's World Cup squad.

DAILY MIRROR
David Moyes starts work at West Ham on Tuesday determined to win over the fans upset that he has been appointed.

Anthony Martial has admitted his frustration of sitting on the bench for Manchester United.

DAILY STAR
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola is seething with Arsene Wenger for labelling Raheem Sterling a cheat.

Leicester defender Danny Simpson says new boss Claude Puel has put fun into his Foxes role.

DAILY EXPRESS
David Moyes is expected to make an uneasy start to his tenure as West Ham's new manager, working for a vice-chairman Karren Brady who recently accused him of sexism.

Malky Mackay is considering the idea of turning winger Matt Phillips into a Scotland striker.

DAILY TELEGRAPH
Danny Rose is determined to claim a place in England's World Cup squad despite falling down the Tottenham Hotspur pecking order.

 

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Wednesday's Newspapers:
November 08 2017


DAILY EXPRESS

Real Madrid are planning a shock move for Juan Mata, whose Manchester United contract expires at the end of the season.

Lionel Messi has given Barcelona his three choices if they don't sign Philippe Coutinho from Liverpool - they are Monaco's Thomas Lemar, Lyon's Nabil Fekir and Leicester's Riyad Mahrez.

Liverpool's Joe Gomez has his eyes on a place in England's squad for the World Cup after receiving his first call-up, for the friendlies against Germany and Brazil.

THE SUN
Mesut Ozil wants the number 10 shirt at Arsenal - currently worn by Jack Wilshere - if he is to sign a new deal at the club.

West Ham co-owner David Sullivan says appointing David Moyes is a "gamble", and they have no one lined up to replace him at the end of the season.

Jose Mourinho is heading for a clash with the Manchester United board over further backing in the transfer market.

DAILY MIRROR
Slaven Bilic called his West Ham players after his sacking on Monday to ask them where they felt he had gone wrong, with many blaming him for allowing disciplinary standards to slip.

Paul Pogba is set to make his return from injury for Manchester United against Newcastle straight after the international break.

Southampton are targeting ex-Manchester City forward Stevan Jovetic to help solve their goal-scoring problems under Mauricio Pellegrino.

DAILY STAR
Sam Allardyce's chances of landing the Everton job are fading because of a disagreement over the contract - he wants a long-term deal, whereas the club see him as a short-term option.

Southampton's morale has not been affected by the Virgil van Dijk saga in the summer, according to winger Nathan Redmond.

Crystal Palace target Cenk Tosun says that he is not interested in a move to the club as he loves life at Besiktas.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has urged the media not to get carried away if England win their two friendlies against Germany and Brazil.

Nabil Fekir has hinted that Arsenal could be his destination when he leaves Lyon.

Chelsea have been dealt a blow in their quest to sign Alex Sandro with Juventus determined to hang onto the full-back in January.

DAILY MAIL
Newcastle are ready to renew their interest in Danny Ings in January, and are planning a loan move for the Liverpool striker.

PSG hope to sell Angel Di Maria and Lucas Moura in January, after UEFA told them they need to raise £70m if they want to meet financial fair play regulations.

Luke Shaw is set to reject a move to Fenerbahce in January and stay at Manchester United to fight for his place.

Eric Dier believes Gareth Southgate's ruthless selection for England's friendlies against Germany and Brazil will help guard against complacency.

THE GUARDIAN
David Luiz is set to return to full training with Chelsea on Wednesday after being dropped from the squad for their match against Manchester United.

Chelsea are reviewing their management structure after the resignation of technical director Michael Emenalo.

A video referee is set to be used in England friendly against Germany at Wembley on Friday.

DAILY TELEGRAPH
Adam Lallana will play in a behind-closed-doors friendly match at Liverpool's training ground next week as he steps up his recovery from injury.

 

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Friday's Newspapers:
November 10 2017


DAILY MIRROR
•David Moyes could axe £25m flop Marko Arnautovic in January - after receiving the green light to bin any under-performing West Ham players.
•Chelsea's Danny Drinkwater faces international exile after turning down the chance to join up with injury-hit England.
•Frank Lampard has refused to rule out the possibility of replacing Michael Emenalo at Chelsea.
•Joachim Low believes Gareth Southgate's England options are the strongest he can remember.


THE SUN
•Barcelona star Javier Mascherano has revealed he wants to leave the club and return to River Plate.
•Joleon Lescott has branded Manchester City star John Stones the best in the business.
•Germany legend Oliver Bierhoff has let slip that Liverpool target Leon Goretzka is off to the Premier League.
•Tony Adams has urged Arsenal to cash in on Alexis Sanchez as soon as possible.


DAILY EXPRESS
•Sergio Ramos has suggested some Real Madrid players aren't fans of Cristiano Ronaldo's attitude on the pitch.
DAILY STAR
•Ashley Young thought it was wind-up when he was told he was back in the England fold.
•England boss Gareth Southgate has hailed John Stones as one of the best defenders in Europe.
•Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he's delighted that Lionel Messi is at the World Cup.
DAILY MAIL
•Jose Mourinho expects his squad to be strengthened following the international break after Paul Pogba, Marcos Rojo and Michael Carrick returned to training this week.
•Manchester United have lined up a deal for Benfica prospect Umaro Embalo.
•Manchester United have identified Barcelona defender Samuel Umtiti as a target and hope to take advantage of his £53m release clause.
THE TELEGRAPH
•Chris Coleman has given the clearest indication yet that he will extend his contract with Wales after outlining how he intends to take all his best players - including Gareth Bale - to the China Cup next March.

 

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Saturday's Newspapers:
November 11 2017


DAILY MIRROR
•Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino is monitoring the progress of West Ham star Manuel Lanzini.
•Everton will have to double Sean Dyche's salary to at least £4m to tempt him away from Burnley.
•Real Madrid are ready to pay up to €80m (£71m) to land Paris Saint-Germain defender Marquinhos, according to reports.
•David Beckham is on the brink of having his MLS franchise officially approved.
•Tony Pulis is under fresh pressure after a fans' forum demanded that West Brom sack him.


THE SUN
•Barcelona are reportedly ready to hand a new contract to Manchester City target Sergi Roberto.
•Gabriel Jesus has sensationally revealed how he used to play football in a prison as he grew up in Brazil.
•Juventus have reportedly made contact with Hector Bellerin's representatives over a shock move from Arsenal.
•Chelsea have been handed a major injury scare after Tiemoue Bakayoko broke down in training.
•Manchester United are on the trail of Argentine rising star Enzo Diaz.
DAILY EXPRESS
•Malky Mackay says Kieran Tierney can be the greatest Scot of all time.
DAILY STAR
•Alvaro Morata has revealed he disguises himself among Chelsea fans and walks home with them after matches.
•England are capable of challenging for glory at the World Cup, according to Germany boss Joachim Low.
DAILY MAIL
•Barcelona transfer target Philippe Coutinho will ask Liverpool to reject any bids they receive from Paris Saint-Germain as he continues to hold out for a move to the Nou Camp.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
•Manchester United will invoke options to extend the contracts of Juan Mata, Ander Herrera, Ashley Young and Daley Blind until the end of next season.
THE GUARDIAN
•Xherdan Shaqiri has demonstrated the confidence running through the Switzerland squad by saying they plan to party "when we qualify" for the World Cup at the expense of Northern Ireland.

 

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Sunday's Newspapers:
November 12 2017


Sunday Express
•Mauricio Pochettino is at the centre of a tug of war between Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain.
•Germany legend Lothar Matthaus believes England's young lions could eventually end his country's world supremacy.
•Steven Davis says he and some of his Northern Ireland players are in the last chance saloon when it comes to qualifying for a World Cup.
•West Ham boss David Moyes is itching to get the club's fans on side after issuing a hardline attitude.
•Chelsea are facing a fight to hang onto Eden Hazard after Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane made the Belgium playmaker his number one summer target.


Sunday Mirror
•Gareth Southgate has revealed that Ruben Loftus-Cheek was such a threat that Chelsea's big names were hampering his progress.
•Manchester City will hand Raheem Sterling a bumper new deal after the England star's stunning start to the season.
•Danny Drinkwater is furious at suggestions he snubbed England as his international career hangs in the balance.
•Juventus are stepping up their Emre Can charm offensive by using his close pal Sami Khedira to persuade the Liverpool star to join them.
•David Moyes will offer his former Everton charge Kevin Mirallas a New Year lifeline at West Ham.
•Real Madrid have placed a £85m asking price on Gareth Bale as the Spanish giants prepare to cash in on their injury-prone star.
Sunday Telegraph
•Olivier Giroud says he has no regrets about his decision to stay at Arsenal after scoring again for France.
•Gareth Bale will play for Wales at the China Cup if he's fit, says Chris Coleman.
•Gareth McAuley could retire from internationals if Northern Ireland coach Michael O'Neill steps down.
Daily Star on Sunday
•Liverpool star Emre Can is set to snub Juventus and join rivals Manchester City next summer for free.
•Fraser Forster believes his old Southampton boss Ronald Koeman would be a 'fantastic' choice for the Dutch national team.
•Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has sanctioned a move for Eden Hazard after his Chelsea contract talks stalled.
•Real Madrid have set aside £200m to sign PSG star Neymar next summer.
The Observer
•David Moyes has assured Javier Hernandez that he has a future at West Ham.
•Gareth Southgate says his successor as England manager will benefit most from the current setup's commitment to youth progression.
Daily Mail on Sunday
•Jurgen Klopp was wanted by both Manchester clubs and Tottenham Hotspur while he was at Borussia Dortmund.
•The FA are yet to commission scientific research into links between dementia and football, despite a promise 15 years ago.
•Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill is the leading contender to succeed Gordon Strachan as Scotland manager.
•Everton and Leicester are tracking £6m-rated New York City forward Jack Harrison after a string of impressive displays.
The Sunday Sun
•Romelu Lukaku ripped his Manchester United team-mates apart after their defeat to Chelsea as a lack of service saw his goal drought continue.
•Arsenal are lining up a £35m Wilfried Zaha transfer to replace Alexis Sanchez at the Emirates.
•West Ham want Danny Ings in a January loan deal as David Moyes looks to seal a move for the Liverpool forward.