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Latest Paper Gossip - - (Wednesday September 28th)

DAILY MIRROR

Jose Fonte has put Manchester United on alert by raising fresh doubts over his Southampton future.
Nigel Pearson will be sacked by Derby after an astonishing bust-up with the club's owner Mel Morris.
Promotion-chasing Norwich face paying the in-demand Murphy twins £15,000-a-week to keep them on new long-term deals.
Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group insist Ian Ayre will remain as the club's chief executive until the end of the season when he will head to German second tier outfit 1860 Munich as general manager.

THE TELEGRAPH

Eight current or former Premier League managers stand accused of receiving 'bungs' for player transfers.
Burnley defender Michael Keane could have been playing in the Champions League this week, but says he's happy to bide his time to join the European elite.

DAILY MAIL

Manchester United defender Phil Jones is closing in on comeback from a knee injury and could return to first-team squad next week.
The West Ham squad are looking to turnaround their Premier League fortunes as the players enjoyed a team-bonding night out on Monday.
Theo Walcott admits last season was a wake-up call and Arsenal forward is finally ready to fulfil his potential.

THE SUN

West Ham have vehemently denied any wrongdoing in the transfer of third-party owned Enner Valencia from Pachuca in 2014.
Jamie Vardy says he turned down a move to Arsenal to help Leicester build on their Premier League success last season.

DAILY STAR

Manchester United are targeting a move for Sporting Lisbon winger Gelson Martins.

THE GUARDIAN

Swansea City's American owners are flying in to watch the home match against Liverpool on Saturday in what is seen as a pivotal game for boss Francesco Guidolin.

DAILY RECORD

Rangers manager Mark Warburton is priced lower than his Celtic counterpart Brendan Rodgers in the running to be the next England manager.
Ian Wright has blasted the Old Firm fixture as being 'vile' and 'fuelled by hatred'.