Mondays Football Headlines (Jose wants to sign everyone)

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Latest Paper Gossip - - (Monday September 19th)

DAILY MAIL

Teenage central defender Reece Oxford has stalled on a new West Ham deal, with Manchester United waiting to pounce.
Paul Pogba's agent Mino Raiola has opened up on setting up his world record deal and why he believes the French midfielder will win the title at Manchester United.
Mario Balotelli was left out of Nice's squad to face Montpellier on Sunday, with reports citing the striker's fragile physical condition for his omission.
Sheffield Wednesday player Jeremy Helan has retired from football at 24 to concentrate on religion.
Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino has revealed that South Korean winger Son Heung-min wanted to leave White Hart Lane in the summer.
Chris Sutton has insisted the Rangers job is too big for Mark Warburton.

DAILY MIRROR

Alan Pardew has tipped Andros Townsend for an England recall after his sensational debut Crystal Palace goal on Sunday against Stoke.
Yaya Toure missed the chance of a Manchester City recall for the weekend's Bournemouth clash due to a migraine.
Ronald Koeman believes Gareth Barry can play another two seasons with Everton after playing his 600th Premier League game this weekend.

THE SUN

Robert Huth has revealed how Arsenal players taking selfies after their February win over Leicester 'got the blood boiling' and inspired the Foxes to make history.
Manchester United and Manchester City have joined the race to sign Jamaican wonderkid Leon Bailey, 19, who plays for Genk. He was named the best young player in Belgium last season.
Man City boss Pep Guardiola is plotting a sensational January move for Arsenal ace Alexis Sanchez.

THE EXPRESS

Jose Mourinho was critical of Luke Shaw after Man Utd's defeat at Watford, but lavished praise on Ashley Young.
Newcastle boss Rafael Benitez struggled to find the words to describe his thoughts after the loss against Wolves: "It's very difficult for me to express in English."

THE TELEGRAPH

Arsene Wenger is convinced Arsenal have removed any doubt they are good enough to push for the title and says his players have overcome a huge mental block.
West Brom defender Jonny Evans has jumped to the defence of manager Tony Pulis and says their opponents have simply sussed them out.

DAILY RECORD

Joey Barton will have to beg for his Rangers future in a crisis meeting with Mark Warburton on Monday - and it still may not be enough to save him from the axe.
Inverness boss Richie Foran accused referee Don Robertson of bottling the decision to send off Celtic's Erik Sviatchenko in Sunday's 2-2 draw.
Alex Rae has been sacked by St Mirren with the team bottom of the Championship.