Thursdays Football Headlines

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Latest Paper Gossip .. .. (Thursday February 11th)

DAILY MIRROR

Jose Mourinho is set to land a three-year deal to replace Louis van Gaal as Manchester United boss at a salary of £15m-a-year. .
Personal terms are understood to have been agreed in principle with Mourinho, who is also keen to bring in Atletico Madrid sporting director Andrea Berta.
According to reports in Italy, Everton boss Roberto Martinez is on the short-list of candidates to replace Roberto Mancini as head coach at Inter.
Claudio Ranieri has insisted there is no team in Europe he would rather watch than his Leicester City side.

THE SUN

Everton defender Phil Jagielka is the latest name on the hitlist for China's big-money football revolution. The 33-year-old is to be offered the chance to join the growing band of players who are signing for the new Super League.
Manchester United's squad is split over the prospect of Jose Mourinho taking over. There is fear among players over where the popular Ryan Giggs may fit into Mourinho's new regime.
Randy Lerner has challenged Remi Garde to rebuild Aston Villa from the rubble of this season.The American owner has vowed to give his frustrated French boss the resources he needs to ensure the Midlands club bounce back from their disappointing campaign.
Yaya Toure could be offered another chance to join former boss Roberto Mancini at Inter Milan. Mancini is also keen to bring Pablo Zabaleta to Italy.

DAILY STAR

Jose Mourinho will be given a staggering £300m to spend on superstar signings when he becomes Manchester United boss and will set his sights on landing some of the biggest names in the game, including Neymar, Edinson Cavani, Thomas Muller, Paul Pogba and Raphael Varane.
Claudio Ranieri admits he is praying his Leicester side don't wilt in the heat of the title run-in.

DAILY MAIL

Jose Mourinho will begin a ruthless purge of the Manchester United squad by selling £37m Juan Mata and £27m Marouane Fellaini if he is given the job.
Inter Milan will lead the chase for Yaya Toure and Pablo Zabaleta if they become part of a Manchester City clear-out when Pep Guardiola takes over at the Etihad this summer.
Rio Ferdinand says Manchester United face a title drought akin to Liverpool's if they fail with their next managerial appointment.
Leicester City's players will receive no more bonus money for winning the title than if they were to finish ninth from bottom after the terms drawn up in the summer were focused solely on survival.

THE EXPRESS

Jose Mourinho will become the best-paid manager in the world after details of his Manchester United contract offer emerged.
Watford are in talks with young Liverpool forward Jerome Sinclair ahead of a possible summer move, according to reports.
Neil Warnock is favourite for the vacant manager's job at Rotherham United after the sacking of Neil Redfearn on Monday.