Wednesdays Football Gossip

[bennythedip2]

Latest Paper 'Gossip' .. (Wed April 22)


DAILY MIRROR
•Yaya Toure has revealed he is ready to quit Manchester City this summer, insisting: 'I won't stay where I'm not wanted'.
•Manchester United are winning the race to sign Memphis Depay - because of his relationship with their manager Louis van Gaal.
•Chris Smalling has signed a new deal with Manchester United.
•David Moyes is ready to return to the Premier League - but only after completing his managerial rehabilitation in Spain.
•Carlo Ancelotti says he is no hurry to return to Italian football because of off-field violence and "fans without brains".
•Martin Skrtel is set to follow Jordan Henderson by committing his future to Liverpool.
•Chelsea target Paulo Dybala has hinted he wants to join Barcelona.
•Roberto Mancini wants to take on-loan West Ham midfielder Alex Song to Inter Milan next season.

DAILY STAR
•Rafa Benitez wants to become the interim boss at Manchester City next season.
•Manchester United believe they are still in pole position to sign £25m Dutch sensation Memphis Depay.
•Yaya Toure has stunned Manchester City by admitting he is keen to join Paris St-Germain or Inter Milan.
•Martin Skrtel is on the brink of signing a contract extension at Liverpool.

THE SUN
•Arsenal captain Mikel Arteta is ready to end his career at the Emirates - even though he has still not signed a new contract.
•Alan Pardew is ready to launch a £10million raid to grab Tim Krul from old club Newcastle.
•Yaya Toure has dropped the biggest hint yet that he might leave Manchester City this summer.
•Monaco still do not know if Radamel Falcao is wanted by Manchester United.
•Fernando Torres has revealed Steven Gerrard encouraged him to leave Liverpool and join Chelsea.
•Adam Federici will be offered a new deal at Reading despite his FA Cup semi-final howler.
•Cameron Stewart will demand £800,000 from Leeds at a secret hearing in London tomorrow.

DAILY MAIL
•Radamel Falcao has been given a lifeline at Old Trafford after Monaco vice-president Vadim Vasilyev revealed that he has had talks with Manchester United executive chairman Ed Woodward.
•Manchester City will not compromise on quality in their search for homegrown players this summer.
•Derby County want Real Madrid coach Paul Clement to take over from manager Steve McClaren if, as expected, he replaces Newcastle head coach John Carver next season.
•Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000 a week after turning his career around at Old Trafford.
•Rafael may have played his last game for Manchester United after he cracked three ribs in the club's Under 21 clash with Leicester on Monday.

THE GUARDIAN
•Hugo Lloris will consider his future at the end of the season if and more likely when Tottenham Hotspur do not qualify for the Champions League.
•Yaya Toure's Manchester City future is in the balance after he stated he is open to "new challenges", although there is no certainty the midfielder will leave the champions in the close season.

THE TELEGRAPH
•Yaya Toure has signalled his intention to leave Manchester City this summer after claiming he no longer belongs at the club and is ready to seek a new challenge with the likes of Paris St-Germain or Inter Milan.
•Queens Park Rangers' stark failure to translate their vast spending on player wages into comparable on-field success is laid bare in a new table of Premier League spending.
•Tottenham Hotspur are confident of signing the Everton winger Kevin Mirallas after Atletico Madrid dropped their interest in the Belgian.
•Arsenal want to give Abou Diaby a final chance to resurrect his career and will consider a pay-as-you-play deal or an arrangement that allows the French midfielder to continue training at the club even if he does not prove his first-team fitness by the end of the season.
•Chelsea face an unexpected battle to convince Marcus Bettinelli to give up the Championship for a chance of playing in the Champions League next season.
•Manchester United will attempt to secure new contracts for Ashely Young and Phil Jones before the end of the season and focus on resolving David de Gea's future, after signing Chris Smalling to a new four-year deal.

THE TIMES
•Yaya Toure has cast fresh doubt over his future at Manchester City by claiming that he is open to "new challenges" and would not stay at the club for the money.
•Phil Jones is expected to follow Chris Smalling by signing a new contract with Manchester United but the future of another centre half, Jonny Evans, appears increasingly uncertain.

THE INDEPENDENT
•Liverpool are hopeful of following up the long-term deal for Jordan Henderson with another for Jordon Ibe, the 19-year-old who has a year left on his contract to run after this season.

THE EXPRESS
•Yaya Toure has thrown his Manchester City future into further doubt after revealing he is open to "new challenges".
•Manchster United target Memphis Depay could be as good as Cristiano Ronaldo, according to Ronald de Boer.
•Marko Arnautovic wants to stay at Stoke despite a limited number of starts and interest from other clubs.