Wednesdays Papers

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Paper Talk & Gossip (Wednesday Sept 30)

DAILY MIRROR

Chelsea's out-of-favour defender John Terry is a transfer target for several Chinese clubs and Turkish side Fenerbahce.
Federico Macheda has been warned his future at Cardiff is on the line as he battles back from injury.
Manchester United are watching Bayer Leverkusen's Turkish midfielder Hakan Calhanoqlu.
Jack Grealish has been warned he is gambling with his international career by choosing to play for England.
Bournemouth will go back into the transfer market in January after Callum Wilson became their third player to tear knee ligaments in the space of a month.
Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard believes young players coming through the club's academy lack responsibility. The ex-England captain, now playing for LA Galaxy, also said he felt youngsters should be given jobs around the dressing room to help them develop.
Wolfsburg's future is in doubt as the diesel emissions scandal could costs owners Volkswagen £12bn in fines.

DAILY MAIL

Manchester United are willing to tear up Victor Valdes' contract, but only if he leaves the Premier League.
Chelsea have invited former AC Milan goalkeeper Marco Amelia on trial as Jose Mourinho considers signing the free agent as emergency cover.
Discussions are gathering pace over plans for the MK Dons to host Premier League side Tottenham for the 2017-18 season. Spurs are looking to reform White Hart Lane into a 61,000-seat arena.

DAILY STAR

Louis van Gaal admits his wife will decide how long he stays in charge of Manchester United.
Manchester United target Sadio Mane says he is happy to stay at Southampton.
Gonzalo Higuain's agent has dismissed speculation linking his client with a move away from Napoli by claiming the striker is 'happy' at the Stadio San Paolo.
Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand still thinks John Terry has a future at Chelsea and is far from finished.

DAILY EXPRESS

Former Arsenal striker Ian Wright believes Alexis Sanchez could look to leave Arsenal if they continue to fail in the Champions League.
Crystal Palace are set to make a second offer to try to land Barnet's 17-year-old striker Matt Stevens.