Tuesdays Football Headlines

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Latest Paper Gossip . (Tuesday April 26th)

THE SUN

Laurent Blanc is a shock late contender to snatch the Manchester United job from under Jose Mourinho's nose with Ryan Giggs being kept on as assistant under the Frenchman.
David Moyes is keen on a return to former club Everton - who he left in in 2013 for Manchester United - should the Toffees opt to sack Roberto Martinez.
Swansea are ready to offer Brendan Rodgers a stunning £4m-a-year contract to come back as manager.
Alvaro Morata says he's undecided over his Juventus future with Arsenal and Manchester City waiting in the wings.

DAILY MIRROR

Renato Sanches looks set for Manchester United in a £40m deal with the Old Trafford club closing on the Benfica teenager.
Radamel Falcao's Chelsea nightmare will end in the summer with the 30-year-old returning to Monaco and could then be sold to Roma.
Crystal Palace have added Wolves youngster Kortney Hause to their list of centre-back targets, along with Brighton's Lewis Dunk and Reading's Jake Cooper.
Newcastle's Vurnon Anita says Rafa Benitez has got his side playing with "aggression and great spirit" as the relegation battle reaches its climax.

DAILY STAR

Manchester United bosses will wait until the end of the season before making a decision on Louis van Gaal's future.
Meanwhile, United target Zlatan Ibrahimovic is demanding £77m to complete the move.
Marseille striker Michy Batshuayi favours a move to Tottenham over West Ham if the London rivals come calling.
Steve Evans wants Paderborn midfielder Marvin Bakalorz as his first summer signing for Leeds - even though his future as manager is in doubt.
Neil Warnock has refused to commit his future to Rotherham, with Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest in the market for a new boss this summer.

THE EXPRESS

Jurgen Klopp has been handed a boost as Liverpool target Timo Horn has hinted he could leave Bundesliga club FC Cologne.
Guus Hiddink has played down speculation that Eden Hazard will be leaving Chelsea this summer.

DAILY MAIL

Chelsea's 18-year-old striker Dominic Solanke is holding out for £50,000 a week to stay at Stamford Bridge - despite never having started a first-team game.

THE TELEGRAPH

Swansea City have drawn up a shortlist to five as they pursue a new manager, with Brendan Rodgers, Unai Emery and Roberto Di Matteo understood to be contenders.

THE GUARDIAN

The Everton board will meet and discuss the future of Roberto Martínez this week.

THE TIMES

West Brom will take a keen interest in the transfer tribunal of Danny Ings today as they consider their stance over Saido Berahino this summer.
England coach Roy Hodgson has told his players they will not be able to go abroad before Euro 2016, which starts on 10 June.