Saturdays Paper 'Gossip'

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Latest Paper Talk .. Saturday Nov 8


DAILY MIRROR
•October's player of the month Diafra Sakho, 24, has to play another 12 games before picking up a new deal worth around £10million at West Ham.
•Gus Poyet has admitted Sunderland could lose £8million striker Connor Wickham for next to nothing in the summer.
•Chelsea midfielder Marco van Ginkel, 21, says he has decided to stay with Milan for the season, rather than head back to his parent club in January.

THE SUN
•Arsene Wenger has refused to throw in the towel in the title race despite Arsenal sitting nine points behind Chelsea.
•Samuel Eto'o has been giving Romelu Lukaku personal tuition at Everton.
•Yannick Sagbo is set to return to Hull just six weeks into a three-month loan.

THE EXPRESS
•Liverpool are set to make a £30million bid for Arsenal target and Porto star Jackson Martinez in January.
•Nemanja Vidic could be in line for a sensational return to Manchester United on a free transfer in the summer after failing to impress at Internazionale.

THE TELEGRAPH
•Aston Villa chairman Randy Lerner will not sell England midfielder Fabian Delph or Netherlands stopper Ron Vlaar in the next transfer window despite their contracts expiring in June.
•Gary Neville has backed Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers and says it is the players and not the manager who should be criticised.

DAILY STAR
•Manchester United are planning a January swoop for Monaco left-back Layvin Kurzawa.
•Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United are all eager to land Sporting Lisbon's £37m defensive midfielder William Carvalho in January and were recently handed a boost as it was reported that the Portuguese club were willing to cash in.
•Manchester United have opened talks with Monaco about signing 22-year-old left-back Layvin Kurzawa - also a target for Chelsea - for £12m in January.
•Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal is planning to recall Nani to Old Trafford in January after the winger's excellent form for Sporting Lisbon.

DAILY MAIL
•David Moyes was in Spain last night in talks with Real Sociedad about becoming the La Liga club's next manager.
•Swansea expect star striker Wilfried Bony to extend his contract to at least 2018 over the weekend.

THE GUARDIAN
•Striker Robin van Persie has said he was surprised by Sir Alex Ferguson's departure from Manchester United and says he is not satisfied with his performances under new manager Louis van Gaal.