Sunday 'Rags' and Gossip

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Latest Paper Gossip - - (Sunday June 19th)

DAILY STAR

Pep Guardiola is ending his interest in Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba and will instead go after £37m rated Real Madrid schemer Toni Kroos.
Jose Mourinho wants to further strengthen his Manchester United defence with the signing of Juventus centre-back Leonardo Bonucci.
Manchester United are concerned striker Marcus Rashford will suffer from burnout next season.
Sunderland boss Sam Allardyce is keen on a reunion with West Ham striker Diafra Sakho but is likely to face competition from West Brom.

SUNDAY EXPRESS

Cesc Fabregas has emerged as a shock transfer target for Real Madrid, and could upset Barcelona fans by leaving Chelsea this summer for their chief rivals.
Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel will reject the chance to join Fenerbahce and instead move to Italy with Roma.
Arsenal right-back Mathieu Debuchy is set for a loan move to Turkish club Besiktas.
Newcastle are hoping to sign West Ham starlet Reece Oxford on loan.

SUNDAY MIRROR

Chelsea and Manchester United are working on a deal that would see defender Matteo Darmian and midfielder Nemanja Matic swap clubs.
Arsenal are planning to offer manager Arsene Wenger a three-year contract extension.
Everton will have to stump up £25m if they want Newcastle midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum.
Manchester United expect assistant boss Ryan Giggs to quit 'within days' and launch his own managerial career.

THE SUN

Southampton have slapped a £40m price tag on forward Sadio Mane to try and stave off interest from Liverpool.
Liverpool are chasing Argentina full-back Gabriel Mercado, but the River Plate defender could struggle to get a work permit because of a lack of international caps.

SUNDAY MAIL

Leicester City are preparing a £10m bid for Burnley defender Michael Keane.

THE OBSERVER

Chelsea and Arsenal face competition from Barcelona for the signature of £20m rated Lille striker Sofiane Boufal.
Leicester are closing in on a deal to sign Nice midfielder Nampalys Mendy after the club accepted a revised offer of around £10m