News Paper 'Gossip' Saturday (Jan 17)

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Latest Paper 'Goss' Saturday (Jan 17)


DAILY MIRROR
•Jose Mourinho has renewed his attack on football's authorities, claiming Chelsea are the victims of double standards. The Blues manager also reopened his war of words with Arsene Wenger - and then took a pot shot at title rivals Manchester City.
•Manuel Pellegrini has dismissed Jose Mourinho's claim that Manchester City bent the rules to sign Wilfried Bony.
•Roma have joined Inter Milan, Napoli and Turkish side Besiktas in pursuit of 22-year-old Chelsea winger Mohamed Salah.
•Cristiano Ronaldo told Swansea striker Nelson Oliveira to move to the Premier League because it is better than La Liga.
•Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli has four months to save his Anfield career or face being sent back to a club in his native Italy.

THE SUN
•Jose Mourinho is adamant there is a vendetta against him and Chelsea.
•Harry Redknapp reckons the knives are out for him at QPR.
•Liverpool's Suso has agreed a four-and-a-half-year deal with AC Milan.
•Wigan midfielder Shaun Maloney is close to a return to Celtic.
•Arsenal and Everton are monitoring Almeria's Spanish speedster Edgar.
•Former England striker Andy Johnson will hold talks with Luton on Monday following his release by Crystal Palace.
•Bolton could exchange Jay Spearing for Watford winger Lloyd Dyer.
•Ricardo Vaz Te has left West Ham by mutual consent and joined Turkish side Akhisar Belediyespor.
•Manuel Pellegrini wants to keep Stevan Jovetic at Man City, despite interest from Juventus.
•Southampton's forgotten striker Dani Osvaldo is set to join Juventus in a second spell on loan.
•Newcastle have failed in a £4m bid for Ipswich right-back Tyrone Mings.

DAILY STAR
•Fabian Delph has been linked with a move to Liverpool but Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert says the Midlands club are still hopeful of persuading the 25-year-old midfielder to sign a new deal.
•Louis van Gaal has told Radamel Falcao to prove himself at Manchester United or his is out of the door in the summer.
•Yaya Toure has cast fresh doubt over his future at Manchester City by admitting he doesn't know if he will still be there next week.
•Former Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood could take over at QPR if they sack Harry Redknapp, who will be offered a role on the board by Bournemouth if he is dismissed.
•Mario Balotelli has told Brendan Rodgers he wants to stay at Liverpool and fight for his place.

THE EXPRESS
•Harry Redknapp claims there is a mole inside the QPR hierarchy deliberately undermining him after reports that he is close to the sack.
•Manchester United are interested in signing Southampton right-back Nathaniel Clyne.
•Chelsea will turn their attentions to Real Madrid's versatile full-back Alvaro Arbeloa.
•Tottenham are looking to sell Roberto Soldado and Emmanuel Adebayor to fund an audacious £40million offer for Porto striker Jackson Martinez.
•Arsene Wenger has revealed the remote location of the FA's showpiece St George's Park football HQ was one of the reasons Roy Hodgson's planned England get-together was scrapped.
•Ronald Koeman is convinced Southampton's selection crisis is down to world football's "crazy" and "stupid" non-stop fixture list.

DAILY MAIL
•Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho have questioned Manchester City's £25m capture of Wilfried Bony, amid claims the Premier League champions may have bent the rules to sign the Ivory Coast striker.
•Brendan Rodgers insists that Mario Balotelli is committed to making success of this £16m move to Liverpool and can still have a bright future at Anfield.
•Bolton chairman Phil Gartside and former manager Sammy Lee have been told to appear in court on February 25 to answer allegations of perjury and fraud.
•Harry Redknap has told Shaun Wright-Phillips to leave QPR and move to a new club - but says the player is not prepared to take a wage cut.
•Everton forward Samuel Eto'o has agreed a deal to move back to Italy and sign for Sampdoria, with the prospect of a coaching role at the end of a two-and-a-half-year contract.