Sundays Paper 'Gossip'

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Latest Paper 'Goss' . Sunday January 18


THE PEOPLE
•Manchester United are on the move with a complex £100million deal for the release of Real Madrid star Gareth Bale - with David de Gea heading to the Bernabeu.
•Andrei Kanchelskis has launched a blistering attack on Manchester United boss Louis Van Gaal, telling him: You'll never win the Premier League in 10 years.
•David Moyes is waiting on an answer from Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger over Joel Campbell as he bids to strengthen his attacking options at Real Sociedad.
•Everton midfielder Kevin Mirallas is a target for Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp.
•John Carver will receive an extended trial period as Newcastle's caretaker boss - as the search for Alan Pardew's replacement shows little sign of ending.
•West Ham winger Matt Jarvis is a target for West Brom.
•Hull boss Steve Bruce has joined the race to take Mo Salah on loan from Chelsea for the rest of the season.

SUNDAY MIRROR
•Manchester United have ditched plans to splash the cash in the January transfer window and will now wait until the summer to try to land Matts Hummels and Kevin Strootman.
•Everton have allowed Samuel Eto'o to join Sampdoria - and saved £6million in wages on the Cameroon striker.
•Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew is weighing up a swoop on former club Newcastle for striker Papiss Cisse.
•Jose Mourinho believes Thorgan Hazard could form a deadly double-team with his brother Eden at Stamford Bridge.

THE SUN
•Harry Redknapp insisted he still had chairman Tony Fernandes' backing after defeat to Manchester United.
•Liverpool will be open to allowing striker Rickie Lambert to leave the club if they can recall Divock Origi from Lille.
•Wojciech Szczesny trained with Arsenal's kids after being axed from the starting line-up.
•Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert vowed not to wilt under the pressure after he was left clinging to his job.
•Derby face an FA fine after a fan tried to punch Nottingham Forest's Kelvin Wilson.

DAILY STAR
•Real Madrid are ready to make a world-record bid for Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea.
•Paris St Germain will lead the chase for Yaya Toure if the Manchester City midfielder decides he wants to quit the club in the summer.
•Real Madrid are set to blow Chelsea and Manchester City out of the water with a £78million bid for former Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba.
•QPR's swoop for Peter Crouch is on hold as Harry Redknapp's future hangs in the balance.
•Lionel Messi could still be set for a world-record move to Manchester City after Manuel Pellegrini refused to rule out a move for the Barcelona star.
•Swansea and Wilfried Bony will split a £2million bonus if the Ivory Coast striker helps Manchester City retain their Premier League title.
•New Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew wants to take his former Newcastle striker Papiss Cisse to Selhurst Park.
•Arsenal are still in the hunt for Dinamo Zagreb midfielder Marcelo Brozovic.
•Besiktas believe they will sign Chelsea winger Mohamed Salah during the transfer window.

THE MAIL
•John Carver has called on Newcastle's hierarchy to resolve their vacant head coach position during the next fortnight.
•Harry Redknapp insists his job as QPR manager is safe despite the club's latest defeat which left them rooted in the Barclays Premier League relegation zone.
•Tottenham have renewed interest in Ukraine winger Yevhen Konoplyanka.
•Arsenal's defensive crisis has become such an issue that the priority is to bring in a centre-half this January, where previously it was a defensive midfielder.
•West Ham will take a look at Sweden defender Marcus Nilsson in training this week.

SUNDAY EXPRESS
•David de Gea could hold the key to Manchester United's ambitions of landing Real Madrid star Gareth Bale in the summer.
•Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew is weighing up a swoop on former club Newcastle for striker Papiss Cisse.
•Manchester United and Chelsea have been handed a transfer boost as they track Real Madrid midfielder Luka Modric.
•Everton are ditching striker Samuel Eto'o during the January transfer window because of his £100,000-a-week wages.
•Valencia are in talks to hijack Liverpool's pursuit of PSG's £8million striker Ezequiel Lavezzi.
•Tottenham's pursuit of Sassuolo striker Simone Zaza requires the all-clear from Juventus, it has emerged.
•Ronny Deila last night insisted Kris Commons is going nowhere - despite the player making the 2-0 victory over Hamilton look for all the world like a farewell appearance.

THE TIMES
•Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City have inquired about Radamel Falcao's availability as the Colombian struggles to nail down a place in Louis van Gaal's Manchester United starting XI.