Mondays Football Headlines

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Latest Paper Talk .. Monday March 14th

DAILY MIRROR

John Terry could be offered a quick route into management this summer by Danish side Brondby, who are owned by his friend Jan Bech Andersen, a wealthy businessman.
Kyle Lafferty is desperate for a move away from Norwich as his hopes of a place in Northern Ireland's Euro 2016 squad are being harmed by continually being ignored for a Premier League outing.
Borussia Monchengladbach hope to re-sign Andreas Christensen when his loan deal from Chelsea ends this summer.

THE SUN

Diego Costa could be banned for three games despite Gareth Barry's admission that the Spaniard did not bite him during Chelsea's clash with Everton. Costa will serve an automatic one-game ban for his sending-off and could be handed two more games for an 'aggressive V-sign' towards home fans at half-time.
Corinthians are concerned Alexandre Pato has not yet made his debut since joining Chelsea on loan in January - they were hoping to showcase his talents to the European market and see him leave for a fee before his contract runs out in 2017.

THE EXPRESS

Former Leicester boss Nigel Pearson is in contention to replace Dougie Freedman at Nottingham Forest - the Scot was dismissed on Sunday.

DAILY STAR

Arsenal's offer for Roma prodigy Umar Sadiq could be as high as £16m. Sadiq is one of three young Nigeria players the Gunners have been linked with ahead of the summer transfer window.
Mario Gotze remained coy about a potential reunion with Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool this summer after being linked with a £31.5m move to the Premier League from Bayern Munich. "You'll have to ask Jurgen" was the Germany international's brief reaction.

DAILY MAIL

Danny Drinkwater is in line for his first England call up when Roy Hodgson names his squad for friendlies with Germany and the Netherlands.
Liverpool will hold talks with Udinese's Poland midfielder Piotr Zielinski this week - Zielinski has impressed on a two-season loan with Serie A side Empoli.

THE TELEGRAPH

Rafael Benitez will look to Alan Shearer for help as he tries to engineer Newcastle's escape from the Premier League relegation zone.

THE GUARDIAN

Roberto Martinez admits Everton may struggle to keep hold of in-form striker Romelu Lukaku this summer even though the player said on Sunday he was not thinking about a move.