Sundays Football Headlines
 

Latest Paper Gossip - :news: - (Sunday October 23rd)

DAILY STAR

Lorenzo Insigne's agent is pushing for talks with Liverpool over a January move to Merseyside to help end the striker's spell at Napoli.
Dominic Solanke is on the verge of signing a new contract at Chelsea after lowering his wage demands.
Everton's James McCarthy will be a target for a host of clubs in the January transfer window after failing to impress boss Ronald Koeman.

THE Sunday MAIL

Wayne Rooney is a major doubt for Manchester United's Premier League match at Chelsea after not travelling with the squad for the visit to Stamford Bridge.
Manchester United are set to recall Cameron Borthwick-Jackson after lack of game-time on loan at Wolves.
Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta faces a two-month injury lay-off after suffering a nasty knee injury against Valencia.

THE SUN

Tim Sherwood thinks Manchester City could buy Michael Carrick in January as the midfielder struggles to get in to the Manchester United side under Jose Mourinho. :scribe:

SUNDAY EXPRESS

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola wants to replace Sergio Aguero with Borussia Dortmund star Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. :flyaway:

SUNDAY MIRROR

Paul Parker has called Peter Schmeichel 'a coward' and claims he would often 'throw his rattle out the pram'.
Europe's biggest fans group have given a big thumbs-down to UEFA plans for the Champions League Final to be played in locations such as New York.:'D
Chelsea starlet Nathaniel Chalobah is to be offered a new deal after impressing Antonio Conte.
Bayern Munich have dealt Manchester City a fresh blow - by warning Pep Guardiola to forget about David Alaba.
Everton boss Ronald Koeman is targeting Roma midfielder Kevin Strootman as a replacement for Gareth Barry.
Manchester United are ready to battle Arsenal in the scramble for Atletico Madrid's £40million-rated defender Jose Gimenez.
Wayne Rooney will be offered a mega £500,000-a-week deal to quit Manchester United to link up with Sven-Goran Eriksson in the Chinese Super League.

THE OBSERVER

Jurgen Klopp has said that Steven Gerrard will always be welcome back at Liverpool; the former club captain has hinted at a return to England from Los Angeles on social media.