Tuesdays Football Headlines

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Tuesday's football gossip and transfer rumours (March 27 2018)

Barcelona considering move for Luke Shaw and Man City target £75m Real Madrid midfielder, according to the back pages...

Daily Mirror

Barcelona are eyeing a shock swoop for Luke Shaw following his bust-up with Jose Mourinho.

Gareth Southgate will make changes against Italy on Tuesday because he does not want to risk World Cup injuries.

Sir Alex *Ferguson and Glenn Hoddle are facing multi-million-pound bills after investing in a failed tax avoidance scheme.

Manchester United are stepping up their efforts to sign Celtic's £25m-rated defender Kieran Tierney.

Steve McClaren is not interested in the Scunthorpe job after deciding to wait until the end of the season before making his next move.

Ronaldinho has revealed he was 48 hours away from joining Manchester United in 2003.

The Sun

An England fan was sent to Jesse Lingard's hotel room after he was mistaken for a hairdresser.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola is eyeing a stunning £75m raid for Real Madrid star Isco this summer.

Manchester United could axe up to nine first-team players at the end of the season.

Gareth Southgate's decision to play Kyle Walker at centre-back came after a talk with Man City boss Pep Guardiola.

Eliaquim Mangala has received a League Cup winners medal from Man City despite being on loan at Everton.

Huddersfield boss David Wagner is in talks over a new contract at Huddersfield amid speculation over his future.

Norwich are demanding a staggering £25m for midfielder James Maddison.

Daily Star

Arsenal are angry with England for allegedly pushing Jack Wilshere too hard while he was with the national team.

Huddersfield boss David Wagner will delay making a decision on his future until the end of the season amid more Southampton reports.

Daily Mail

Liverpool are concerned Joe Gomez's ankle injury could rule him out of their Champions League quarter-final against Man City

Daniel Sturridge has returned to training with West Brom following a hamstring injury.

Peter Beardsley is on the Wembley VIP list for England against Italy despite being under investigation at Newcastle for bullying and racism.

Tottenham's Hotspur Way training ground is officially England's preferred base in the south-east over Arsenal's London Colney.

The Times

England will have only one match to prepare with the World Cup ball because of the FA's commercial commitments to Nike.

Fulham's young star Ryan Sessegnon will earn his first cap for England's U21s on Tuesday against Ukraine.

Daily Record

Scott Brown will give money from his Celtic testimonial to the family of Liam Miller.

Scott McTominay did not travel with the Scotland squad after complaining of a tight calf muscle.

London Evening Standard

Arsenal are yet to make a formal approach to any potential candidate to succeed Arsene Wenger as the club's manager. This is despite identifying several options including Thomas Tuchel, Carlo Ancelotti, Joachim Low, Max Allegri and Leonardo Jardim.

The takeover of Charlton is in the final stages of being completed with confirmation of the deal imminent.

Manchester Evening News

Manchester United have beaten Manchester City to the signing of highly-rated Polish defender Lukasz Bejger.

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool have no interest in RB Leipzig's Timo Werner with Jurgen Klopp not looking to sign a striker this summer.

Watford midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure has made no secret of his desire to move to Liverpool, saying it would be a "dream" to make the switch to Anfield.

Newcastle Chronicle

Ellis Short and Niall Quinn have spoken about a potential takeover at Sunderland - and a deal could even see the American businessman stay at the club for two more years.

Bournemouth Echo

Bournemouth are reportedly set to battle Brighton for the services of Celtic winger Scott Sinclair this summer.

Evening Times

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has reaffirmed he is in no rush to leave the club.