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Latest Paper 'Goss' . (Saturday April 18)


DAILY MIRROR
•Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has agreed to join Real Madrid, according to Spanish television channel La Sexta.
•QPR striker Charlie Austin is set to move on this summer - whether they beat the drop or not.
•Liverpool midfielder Philippe Coutinho says he is 100% committed to the club regardless of whether they win trophies or finish in the top four this season.
•Joe Hart has admitted Manchester City's players have let down under-pressure boss Manuel Pellegrini this season.
•Chelsea midfielder Oscar has urged the club to sign Lazio star Felipe Anderson - even though there are doubts about his own future.

THE SUN
•Liverpool want to sign Petr Cech in a £7.5million loan deal from Chelsea next season.
•Carlo Ancelotti will want a bigger say in Real Madrid's signings if he is to carry on at the Bernabeu next season.

DAILY MAIL
•Jose Mourinho claims it is easier to manage Manchester United than Chelsea within the modern confines of Uefa's Financial Fair Play rules.
•Alan Pardew has warned Crystal Palace's Barclays Premier League admirers that if they want to sign Yannick Bolasie this summer then the bidding will have to start at £20million.

DAILY STAR
•Brendan Rodgers has warned Raheem Sterling and Jordon Ibe to avoid bad company.
•Mikel Arteta is desperate to stay at Arsenal and will sign any contract offered to him by the Gunners.
•Roberto Martinez will put Everton before job security every time.
•Ashley Barnes claims Burnley strike partner Danny Ings is still a "hot property" as he backed the Clarets to end their goal drought at Everton today.
•Jose Mourinho and Sam Allardyce last night rallied round managerial rival Manuel Pellegrini, insisting Manchester City would be crazy to sack the Chilean.

THE EXPRESS
•Mikel Arteta says his new contract at Arsenal will take five minutes to sort out once he is fit again.
•Manuel Pellegrini says it is unfair to blame Yaya Toure for Manchester City's slump and insists he will not drop him for Sunday's home clash with West Ham.

THE GUARDIAN
•Pep Guardiola has said the fact that four members of Bayern Munich's medical team walked out on Thursday night changes nothing at the club and that he will remain in charge next season.


•THE INDEPENDENT
•Striker Danny Ings says he has no idea where he will be playing next season as he looks to help Burnley out of the Premier League relegation zone.
•Tim Sherwood says he pushed Tottenham to sign Raheem Sterling before the winger left the QPR academy to sign for Liverpool.