Wednesdays Football Headlines
 

Latest - Rags & Rumours :news: (Wednesday February 17th)

DAILY MAIL

Chelsea supporters were sprayed with tear gas by police as they watched their side lose 2-1 at Paris Saint-Germain.
Neymar has not ruled out leaving Barcelona for Paris Saint-Germain, according to PSG's Brazilian captain Thiago Silva.
Carlos Tevez has turned down a £19.5m a year offer to join the Chinese football revolution.

DAILY MIRROR

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger will make a fourth attempt to sign Michael Carrick if the midfielder leaves Manchester United in the summer.
Ryan Giggs is reluctant to do another stint as caretaker boss if Manchester United sack Louis van Gaal. (o)<
(Bennys View |>| Man Unt are now a complete joke, the left hand dont know what the right hands doing) :hippy:
Tottenham and West Ham are ready to do battle for Marseille's £25m-rated striker Michy Batshuayi.
Watford will pave the way for Odion Ighalo's exit by brining in Isaac Success from Granada.
West Ham, Tottenham and Southampton are looking at German prospect Dominik Kohr, a midfielder who plays for Augsburg.

THE SUN

Manchester United will consider using rivals City as an example as they look to overhaul their recruitment structure. :-O
Former Tottenham keeper Brad Friedel has backed Hugo Lloris to land the club this season's Premier League.
Middlesbrough are poised to make a move for Swansea winger Jefferson Montero, who could join the Championship promotion chasers on loan for the rest of the season.
Investment capital billionaire Roger Tamraz is closing on a deal to buy cash-strapped Bolton Wanderers from owner Eddie Davies.

DAILY STAR

Bayern Munich will put a block on Pep Guardiola returning for their stars once he joins Manchester City.

THE EXPRESS

Manchester United have been urged by Owen Hargreaves to meet the asking £47m asking price for Benfica's Renato Sanches. :eek!:

THE GUARDIAN

The Premier League has discussed giving bonuses to clubs to remain in the Europa League, amid fears England could lose a Champions League place.