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Latest Paper Gossip - - (April 16 2017)


SUNDAY MIRROR

Jose Mourinho is set to make a shock move to bring Everton midfielder Ross Barkley to Manchester United in the summer.

Jurgen Klopp has insisted Liverpool will keep midfielder Philippe Coutinho out of the clutches of Barcelona.

Tottenham will offer midfielder Dele Alli a new contract in a bid to stave off interest from Real Madrid.

West Ham and Everton are interested in signing Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany.

Manchester City had the chance to sign Paulo Dybala, currently of Juventus, in 2015, but instead opted to buy Wilfried Bony from Swansea.


MAIL ON SUNDAY

Arsenal will be able to confirm transfers as soon as Arsene Wenger says he is staying at the club, with Schalke left-back Sead Kolasinac intended as the first signing of a major revamp.

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea is involved in a battle with Chelsea's Thibaut Courtois over who moves to Real Madrid this summer - with England No 1 Joe Hart in line to replace the winner.


DAILY STAR SUNDAY

Manchester United are now plotting a £125m swoop for Atletico Madrid duo Jan Oblak and Antoine Griezmann.


THE SUN ON SUNDAY

Burnley want Leeds centre-back Kyle Bartley to replace Michael Keane next season.


SUNDAY EXPRESS

Chelsea will allow Diego Costa to leave in the summer and have lined up Real Madrid forward Alvaro Morata to replace him.

Everton are ready to offer Swansea's £30m rated midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson £140,000-a-week to move to Goodison Park this summer.

West Ham will make a move for Fulham boss Slavisa Jokanovic when they sack Slaven Bilic at the end of the season.


SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

Brendan Rodgers will have no summer respite from the demands of being Celtic manager but declared himself relaxed about the prospect of preparing for the next campaign without a proper holiday.
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