Saturdays Football Headlines

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Saturday's football transfer rumours and gossip (April 21 2018)

Saturday's headlines includes speculation as to who could replace Arsene Wenger as Arsenal manager plus Liverpool's pursuit of Roma stopper Alisson.

DAILY EXPRESS

Arsenal are prepared to battle it out with Chelsea in a bid to secure Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri as their new manager.

Liverpool are continuing to work on a deal for Roma goalkeeper Alisson, but fear missing out on him to Real Madrid.

DAILY MAIL

Luis Enrique is primed to succeed Arsene Wenger as Arsenal's manager.

Nemanja Matic has urged Paul Pogba to "take more responsibility" at Manchester United to make the most of his world-class potential.

Jurgen Klopp insists Trent Alexander-Arnold is ready to play at a World Cup - but would prefer Liverpool's right back to have a summer of rest.

Sam Allardyce has warned Everton may have to rip things up and start again to move forward following the club's disastrous recruitment drive.

THE SUN

Arsene Wenger was sacked by Arsenal after losing the support of owner Stan Kroenke.

Arsene Wenger's shock departure from Arsenal was kept a secret, even from the Gunners' players.

Manchester United goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, who is currently on loan at Aston Villa, is on Tottenham's radar as back-up to Hugo Lloris next season.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Arsene Wenger has no intention of retiring from football and is even open to the idea of becoming a national team coach.

Monaco or Everton may offer Arsene Wenger a route back into management.

THE TIMES

Arsene Wenger decided to announce that he will leave Arsenal at the end of the season after being told that he would be sacked if he did not walk.

THE GUARDIAN

Jurgen Klopp has said Liverpool do not fear the challenge of trying to wrest the Premier League title from a Manchester City team he expects will be even stronger next season.

THE INDEPENDENT

Jose Mourinho believes it will be "impossible" for Manchester United to compete with Manchester City if the newly-crowned Premier League champions play at the same level next season.