Fridays Football Headlines

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Latest Paper Gossip - (April 28th 2017)

THE SUN

Neymar has told pals that Manchester United are willing to spend almost £170million to land him this summer, according to reports.

West Ham and Bournemouth reportedly want £2million-rated Reading winger Paolo Hurtado, who is currently on loan at Portuguese outfit Vitoria Guimaraes.

Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini is being targeted by Turkish club Trabzonspor to celebrate their 50th anniversary.

Real Madrid star James Rodriguez has a verbal agreement in place to join Manchester United this summer, according to reports.


DAILY MIRROR


Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale will snub West Ham and Leeds by signing a new two-year contract with the Premier League rookies.

Southampton are eyeing a summer move for Malaga's former Barcelona striker Sandro Ramirez.

West Brom boss Tony Pulis is weighing up a move for Nottingham Forest defender Joe Worrall to be the long-term successor to veteran Gareth McAuley.


DAILY STAR


Slaven Bilic has dropped the strongest of hints that Daniel Sturridge is at the top of West Ham's summer transfer wishlist.

Monaco are reportedly willing to sell Manchester United target Tiemoue Bakayoko this summer.


DAILY EXPRESS


Real Madrid star James Rodriguez has reportedly already chosen his shirt number at Manchester United.

Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin is Barcelona's top transfer target this summer, according to reports in Spain.

Chelsea have been told to up their bid to £25million by Juventus to bring Claudio Marchisio to Stamford Bridge, according to reports.


DAILY MAIL


Manchester United are already lining up potential replacements for David de Gea ahead of his expected £60million move to Real Madrid.

West Brom are closing in on a £100,000 deal for Lincoln defender Sean Raggett.

Toby Alderweireld is in line for a new deal that could see the Tottenham defender double his money.


DAILY TELEGRAPH


Manchester City believe they can tempt Tottenham Hotspur into selling Kyle Walker even though chairman Daniel Levy would prefer to push the right-back overseas if manager Mauricio Pochettino gives the green light to a move.