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Latest football transfer talk & rumours with more on Paul Pogba. (September 16, 2018)

Juventus are ready to use Paulo Dybala as bait in a bid to prise Paul Pogba away from Manchester United

SUNDAY MIRROR

Juventus are ready to use Argentine golden boy Paulo Dybala as bait in a bid to prise Paul Pogba away from Manchester United.

Manchester United have told Inter Milan they will have to trade Ivan Perisic as part of any temporary move for striker Anthony Martial.

Chelsea are among a number of clubs who have been impressed by Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic's explosive start to the season.

Chelsea are set to open talks over a new deal with defender David Luiz.

Manchester City have refused Liverpool's offer to pay for the damage inflicted on their team bus by missile-throwing fans last season.

SUNDAY EXPRESS

Manchester United are closely monitoring Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil and could make a move in the January transfer window.

Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri is ready to go head to head with former club Napoli to sign Italian international winger Federico Chiesa.

DAILY STAR SUNDAY

Manchester City will get a close-up view this week of two players they have been scouting - Lyon midfielders Lucas Tousart and Tanguy Ndombele.

Inter Milan are planning a renewed move to take Manchester United's Anthony Martial on loan in January.

Fabian Balbuena has ordered his new West Ham team-mates to start taking control of matches.

MAIL ON SUNDAY

David Beckham and his start-up American team Inter Miami are thought to be planning a spectacular swoop for Lionel Messi for their debut season in Major League Soccer in 2020.

SCOTTISH SUN

Nick Powell finds himself in the middle of a transfer tussle between Brighton and Scottish champions Celtic.

David Weir has revealed Mark Warburton tried to sign Rangers star Connor Goldson for Nottingham Forest.

Hearts are close to making an eighteenth summer signing after Sean Clare started training with the Jambos.

DAILY RECORD

Brendan Rodgers has insisted he doesn't fear any collusion between the two Red Bull-backed teams in Celtic's Europa League group.