Wednesdays Football Headlines

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Latest Paper Gossip - - (Wednesday December 7th)

THE SUN

Manchester City and Chelsea are hoping to tie up a deal to bring Celtic wonderkid Karamoko Dembele to the Premier League.
Manchester City give Sergio Aguero's former club Atletico Madrid just over £210,000 every time the Argentina forward scores 15 goals.
Roberto Firmino has an £82.6m release clause in his Liverpool contract which any club but Arsenal can trigger.

DAILY MIRROR

Ben Gibson has been told he is going nowhere in January, with Middlesbrough slapping a £35m price-tag on him to try to scare off Chelsea.
Manchester City are trying to rush through a deal for Fulham starlet Ryan Sessegnon, with Liverpool and Manchester United also interested in the teenager.
Alexis Sanchez is being offered mega-money to go to China - and that is causing the major problem in his Arsenal contract stand-off.
Watford are weighing up a move for their former winger Ashley Young, who is also attracting interest from Everton, West Brom and Swansea.
Everton are open to offloading midfielder Tom Cleverley in the upcoming January transfer window.
West Ham have been caught up in another shocking episode after a fan attacked a member of Arsenal's staff at the London Stadium.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

West Ham are planning to make a move for Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini when the transfer window opens next month.
Tottenham are confident they will agree a new contract with Toby Alderweireld long before a potential £25m release clause can be triggered.

DAILY STAR

Frank Lampard is expected to become part of England's backroom team under new boss Gareth Southgate.
Man Utd target Jose Fonte has moved another step closer to leaving Southampton by blasting club bosses for refusing him a new long-term deal.

THE EXPRESS

Pep Guardiola has dismissed reports suggesting Manchester City have approached Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez.

THE GUARDIAN

Aidy Boothroyd is set to be confirmed as head coach of England's under-21s on a permanent basis in succession to Gareth Southgate and is expected to lead the junior side into the European Championship in Poland at the end of the season.

DAILY RECORD

Mark Warburton has admitted he's happy to play a waiting game with injury-plagued duo Josh Windass and Jordan Rossiter to help them adapt to playing for Rangers.