Mondays Football Headlines

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Latest Paper Gossip - - (Monday December 5th)

DAILY MIRROR

Everton are set to launch another attempt to sign Napoli striker Manolo Gabbiadini.
Slaven Bilic is set for West Ham crisis talks after their weekend humiliating Arsenal defeat.
Julian Draxler has put Premier League clubs on alert by revealing he aims to leave Wolfsburg next month.
Southampton are set to rival Stoke's interest in Schalke's Eric Choupo-Moting.

DAILY STAR

West Ham's owners are ready to keep the faith with Slaven Bilic - for now - as they still believe he can turn things around.
Cesc Fabregas could yet find himself in trouble for his part in a mass brawl between Chelsea and Manchester City.
Manchester United star Marouane Fellaini says Jose Mourinho rang him over the summer to explain he would be staying at Old Trafford.

THE SUN

West Ham and Crystal Palace will go up against each other in the race to sign Newcastle striker Aleksandar Mitrovic.
Martin Odegaard is moving closer to a January transfer after the Real Madrid teenager watched Rennes host St Etienne in Ligue 1.
Gary Cahill slammed Sergio Aguero for the "crazy" tackle which sparked a brawl in Chelsea's 3-1 win over Manchester City.

DAILY MAIL

Former England captain Rio Ferdinand has offered his services to the West Ham board as a defensive coach.

THE EXPRESS

Rangers and Celtic have both been heavily involved in discussions over the possible reshaping of European football.
Marc Muniesa has been given Mark Hughes' word that he has a future at Stoke.

THE TELEGRAPH

Stoke City are in great shape to end their Emirates hoodoo, Mark Hughes revealed following their defeat of Burnley.

THE GUARDIAN

Gary Cahill believes everyone thinks Diego Costa is an angry guy but the Chelsea defender insists his team-mate is much smarter now.

THE TIMES

Mario Balotelli had a million-pound good behaviour clause written into his contract when he moved to Liverpool in 2014.

DAILY RECORD

Hearts are closing in on appointing Ian Cathro as their new head coach.