Footballs News 'Goss' (Tues 4th Nov)
 

Paper 'Gossip' .. o:D .. Tuesday Nov 4


EXPRESS
•Frank Lampard will not join New York City in January and will instead stay on loan at Manchester City, earning £190,000 a week.
•Steven Gerrard is set to be rested for Liverpool's Champions League clash with Real Madrid at the Bernabeu tonight. :gh:
•Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert could be sacked two months after signing a four-year contract extension if the club lose upcoming games against West Ham and Southampton.
•Arsenal are preparing contract talks with Theo Walcott after the England winger returned to first-team actionin the 3-0 victory over Burnley.

DAILY MIRROR
•Inter Milan are keen to sign Liverpool striker Fabio Borini but are unlikely to come up with the £14million fee agreed between Liverpool and Sunderland during the summer.
•Tottenham striker Harry Kane is set to be on the bench for Spurs' Europa League clash with Asteras Tripolis on Thursday night - to keep him fresh for a Premier League start next weekend.
•Manchester United's crocked defender Marco Rojo faces up to three months out after injuring his shoulder in Manchester derby on Sunday.
•Former Manchester United and Everton manager David Moyes wants Phil Neville to be his No.2 if he takes charge at Real Sociedad.
•Manchester City defender Pablo Zabaleta feels the balance of power has shifted in Manchester.

DAILY MAIL
•Manchester City and Bayern Munich will both attempt to sign Germany winger Marco Reus at the end of the season.

DAILY STAR
•Turkish club Fenerbahce have enquired about the possibility of signing Manchester United striker Robin van Persie.
•Energy drink giants Red Bull are set to make a £60million bid to seize control of Leeds United from Massimo Cellino.
•Swansea and West Brom are tracking Alex Pritchard, who is currently on loan at Brentford from Spurs.
•Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg will take charge of Burnley's game against Hull on Saturday. The official was dropped last weekend for breaking protocol by driving home alone after officiating West Brom's game with Crystal Palace to watch an Ed Sheeran concert.

THE SUN
•David Moyes has been offered the manager's job at Real Sociedad.
•Real Madrid are stepping up their bid to sign Manchester United keeper David de Gea as Iker Casillas' long-term replacement.
•Steven Gerrard will be offered a new contract at Liverpool - but faces a 50 per cent pay cut from his current £150,000-a-week deal. (o)<
•Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti says Mario Balotelli has been unfairly singled out for criticism as Liverpool struggle.