Fridays Football Headlines

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Latest Paper Gossip - - (Friday September 23rd)

DAILY MIRROR

Wilfried Bony's attitude is being questioned by his Stoke team-mates, just three weeks after arriving at the club on loan from Manchester City.
The richest man in Africa - Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote - is planning to buy Arsenal within four years.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp looks set to give goalkeeper Loris Karius his full Anfield debut in place of Simon Mignolet when they face Hull City on Saturday.
Manchester City fear skipper Vincent Kompany has suffered a hamstring injury that could keep him out for several weeks.

THE SUN

Leicester have warned Manchester United off Leicester star Danny Drinkwater, with Jose Mourinho apparently plotting a £30m move in the January transfer window.
Mourinho must play Manchester United skipper Wayne Rooney in the number 10 role, says club legend Paul Ince.

DAILY STAR

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola will make another bid to sign Juventus and Italy centre-back Leonardo Bonucci in the January transfer window following Vincent Kompany's latest injury blow.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says Manchester City should have had to pay more than £49m for Raheem Sterling.
Manchester United bigwigs reportedly want Real Madrid star Sergio Ramos but Jose Mourinho isn't too keen.

THE EXPRESS

Wayne Rooney has hit back at his critics, claiming those who want him to be dropped by Manchester United are talking "rubbish".
Everton boss Ronald Koeman reiterates that striker Oumar Niasse has no future at Goodison Park, despite only joining the club for £13.5m in January.

DAILY MAIL

Jose Mourinho was 'massively disappointed' to be overlooked in favour of Rafa Benitez for the Liverpool manager's job in 2004, according to Danny Murphy.

THE GUARDIAN

Manchester City defender Gael Clichy is standing by injury-plagued Vincent Kompany following his latest set-back.

THE TELEGRAPH

Middlesbrough boss Aitor Karanka has warned Ben Gibson not to be distracted by the possibility of an England call-up.

THE INDEPENDENT

Ryan Giggs appears open to the idea of beginning his management career at Swansea, if the club's American owners decide to part company with Francesco Guidolin.
Arsenal are growing increasingly concerned about the fitness of Aaron Ramsey after the midfielder was ruled out of this weekend's Premier League visit of Chelsea with a hamstring injury.
Yaya Toure will be allowed to join a rival Premier League club if he leaves Manchester City during the January transfer window.