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Latest football transfer rumours and all the malarkey from the Premier League (August 27 2018)

Mesut Ozil battling for his Arsenal future as Unai Emery has made it clear that he expects more from the club's biggest star -

DAILY MIRROR

Mesut Ozil is already battling for his Arsenal future as Unai Emery has made it clear that he expects more in terms of work-rate from the club's biggest star.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

Jose Mourinho has insisted he always puts his club's needs before his own as he challenged his Manchester United players to repay the faith of the fans against Tottenham.

Mauricio Pochettino has told his Tottenham players they must impress him all over again after their World Cup exploits forced him to embark on a rotation policy.

Roman Abramovich is looking to sell a minority stake at Chelsea.

THE SUN

AC Milan boss Gennaro Gattuso has blasted Chelsea loanee Tiemoue Bakayoko after his debut in Saturday's defeat to Napoli.

Mesut Ozil threw a sickie at training on Friday after Unai Emery revealed he would play his Arsenal stars in a different role against West Ham.

DAILY MAIL

Roman Abramovich is not ready to sell the club and will resume redevelopment work at Stamford Bridge.

DAILY STAR

Danny Rose is eyeing a Marseille transfer to keep his place in the England squad.

THE TIMES

Roman Abramovich will demand an offer of at least £2.5billion to consider selling Chelsea.

THE GUARDIAN

Crawley manager Harry Kewell is favourite to take over Notts County after Kevin Nolan was sacked at the weekend.

DAILY RECORD

Steven Gerrard has shot down suggestions he was preparing to launch a bid to snap up Ryan Gauld on loan from Sporting Lisbon.

Brendan Rodgers insists he wants to keep Dedryck Boyata after the Belgian marked his return to the Celtic team by grabbing the winner against Hamilton yesterday.

Marseille are weighing up a late deadline bid to land Moussa Dembele after making a personal check on the striker against Hamilton.

THE SCOTTISH SUN

Scotland legend Kenny Dalglish reckons it would be a scandal if the national team was moved from Hampden.