Mondays Football Headlines

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Paper Gossip (Monday Nov 9th)

DAILY MIRROR

Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone is ready to move to Chelsea next summer - but will demand big changes are made.
Garry Monk is set to be dismissed as Swansea boss having picked up just a single win in eight Premier League games.
Fulham and QPR both want Nigel Pearson as their manager after sacking Kit Symons and Chris Ramsey respectively.
West Ham forward Michail Antonio may be heading to the Championship with a transfer to Derby County.

THE SUN

Jose Mourinho has pleaded with Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich: Let me put things right with a January clear-out.
Bayern Munich are weighing up a move for Willian, although Chelsea seem set to keep hold of the Brazilian with a new deal on the table for the 27-year-old winger.
Chelsea's Kurt Zouma has admitted the players have not been trying hard enough.

DAILY STAR

Jose Mourinho is to be given more time to turn around Chelsea's disastrous season, thanks to Blues fans.
Louis van Gaal has told England boss Roy Hodgson to keep his hands off Manchester United's Jesse Lingard.

THE EXPRESS

Chelsea have made moves to sound out Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone as a possible successor to Jose Mourinho.
Wolfsburg defender Dante says he would be very keen on a move to Chelsea.

DAILY MAIL

Olivier Giroud was left 'very angry' after his misses prevented Arsenal edging clear of Manchester City in the Premier League title race on Sunday with a 1-1 draw against Tottenham.
Former Southampton chairman Nicola Cortese has no interest in launching a buy-out of Championship crisis club Leeds United.
Patrick Bamford is one of 34 players that Chelsea have sent out on loan this season and the Crystal Palace striker has revealed they all stay in touch on WhatsApp.

THE TELEGRAPH

Chelsea's disastrous season could cost Roman Abramovich £100m if he sacks manager Jose Mourinho.
Nigel Pearson is the favourite to take over from Kit Symons, sacked at Fulham over the weekend.

THE GUARDIAN

Jose Mourinho is set to remain in his Chelsea job despite their latest defeat, at Stoke City.

THE TIMES

Louis van Gaal says Manchester United's goal hero from the weekend Jesse Lingard is "not quick enough".