Sundays Football Headlines

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All the football gossip from the National Papers (April 07, 2019)

Manchester United have identified Everton's Jordan Pickford and Atletico Madrid's Jan Oblak yo replace David de Gea

SUNDAY MIRROR

Liverpool is watching Lyon's Memphis Depay - four years after missing out on the Dutch winger when he joined Manchester United.

AC Milan is ready to launch an audacious move for Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino and hope a £300m transfer budget will tempt him to Italy.

Chelsea is targeting Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski and Borussia Dortmund's Alexander Isak despite their transfer ban.

Paul Pogba is willing to stay at Manchester United if he is given pay-parity with Alexis Sanchez on a massive £460,000 per week.

Philippe Coutinho has dealt a blow to Europe's top clubs including Manchester United by insisting he has no plans to quit to Spain.

Diego Costa was sent off less than 30 minutes into Atletico Madrid's clash with Barcelona for insulting the referee's mother, according to the official's report.

Ousmane Dembele is set to boost Barcelona's attacking options ahead of their Champions League trip to Manchester United by returning from a thigh injury.

Bayern Munich are hopeful they can tempt Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan back to Germany before the start of next season.

Juventus are willing to sell Tottenham target Douglas Costa but will not accept less than £45m for the Brazil winger.

MAIL ON SUNDAY

Chelsea expect to receive £100m for Eden Hazard from Real Madrid this summer rather than the £86m fee that has been reported in the Spanish media.

SUNDAY TIMES

Manchester United are braced for as many as seven high-profile departures in the summer if they fail to reach the Champions League.

Edwin van der Sar is loving life as a chief executive officer of Champions League quarter-finalists Ajax but would be open to a Manchester United return in the future.

SUNDAY EXPRESS

Manchester United have identified Everton's Jordan Pickford and Atletico Madrid's Jan Oblak as potential replacements for David de Gea.

Manchester City is set to offer coach Brian Kidd a new deal that will keep him at the club beyond his 70th birthday.

Everton winger Richarlison is going nowhere on the orders of his biggest fan, Toffees owner Farhad Moshiri.

Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic is set to hit the jackpot with a lucrative move to China where he could earn £300,000 weekly wages.

West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini is considering a summer offer for Roma striker Edin Dzeko.

THE SUN ON SUNDAY

Liverpool and Chelsea target Lorenzo Insigne have thrown his future at Napoli in doubt by admitting he could leave this summer.

Jordan Pickford faces a fight for his future with Everton considering flogging the England No 1 for £50m and replacing him with Burnley's Nick Pope for £10m.

Everton is also set to make Cenk Tosun, Theo Walcott, Morgan Schneiderlin, Phil Jagielka and Maarten Stekelenburg available this summer.

Real Madrid is on the verge of clinching a mega £210m deal for Chelsea's Eden Hazard, paying him £110m over six years on top of a £100m transfer fee.

Ryan Sessegnon is ready to see out his Fulham contract - then sign for Borussia Dortmund.

West Brom is prepared to wait until the summer to appoint Preston boss Alex Neil as their new manager.

PSG striker Timothy Weah, currently on loan at Celtic, is a summer transfer target for Premier League side Bournemouth.

Derby is interested in signing Aberdeen midfielder Graeme Shinnie, who will be a free agent hi the summer.

Three leading player agencies are set to piggy-back any further winding-up orders against Championship crisis club Bolton .

Sunderland's owners have held takeover talks with a mystery bidder from Malaysia, although the cost of any deal will depend on what division the League One promotion-chasers are in next season.

Lucas Joao is set to leave Sheffield Wednesday in the summer but the Owls want £8m for their Portuguese star.

Stoke are looking at Charlton goalkeeper Christian Walton as they prepare for life without Jack Butland, who could be heading for Crystal Palace in the summer.