Sunday Football Headlines

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Latest Paper Gossip - - (Sunday September 4th)

THE SUN

Arsenal have suffered a fresh blow in their pursuit of Alexandre Lacazette as Lyon have offered the striker a new deal.
Manchester United star Zlatan Ibrahimovic will start his coaching badges in the New Year - in preparation of becoming a manager when he retires.

THE MAIL

Wayne Rooney should be like an 'older brother' to the rest of his England team-mates if he wants to be a successful captain, according to former Bolton skipper Jay-Jay Okocha.
Gary Neville has called for an investigation after former top referee Mark Halsey made the explosive claim that he was told by superiors to overlook some controversial incidents.

SUNDAY EXPRESS

Tony Pulis' future at West Brom is hanging in the balance with the Baggies manager "50-50" to be in charge come the end of the international break.
Jose Mourinho wants to spend £15m on Monaco right-back Fabinho in January.
Marcelo Brozovic will sign a new contract at Inter Milan - but it will earn him less than a deal with Chelsea.
Benik Afobe believes Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe is the main reason best friend Jack Wilshere has joined him at Dean Court.
Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers believes his Hoops stars are rightly red-hot favourites going into Saturday's Old Firm clash.
A source close to Tony Pulis admitted it is only "50-50" that he will be in charge at West Brom come the end of the international break.

STAR on SUNDAY

Jose Mourinho will dust off the cheque book again in four months to splash £15 million on Monaco right back Fabinho.
Liverpool were stunned on transfer deadline day when Croatian Ante Coric, 19, turned down a medical ahead of a £15m move from Dinamo Zagreb.
Man City's Vincent Kompany has undergone a series of blood tests for the medics to give the thumbs-up on a welcome return to action.
Steven N'Zonzi pulled out of a £25m move to Leicester before the transfer window closed last Wednesday.

SUNDAY MIRROR

Harry Kane is in talks with Tottenham over a bumper new deal to become the club's highest-paid player.
Manchester United are plotting a move for Antoine Griezmann next summer as the Red Devils plan to spend big again.
Pep Guardiola has "humiliated" Yaya Toure with a Champions League snub, says Man City outcast's agent.
Everton's new majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri has questioned his club's failure to land major transfer targets this summer.

THE GUARDIAN

Leicester an England striker Jamie Vardy says it was an "easy" decision to reject an offer from Arsenal this summer, as both his "head and his heart" wanted to remain with the Foxes.