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Latest Paper Talk (Saturday Dec 26th)

THE SUN

Arsenal will launch a £33m bid for Sevilla midfielder Grzegorz Krychowiak. Arsene Wnger has been tracking the tough-tackling Poland international for more than a year.
Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet, 27, is set to get a new five-year deal, worth about £60,000 a week.
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has admitted confidence is low with the players but the England forward is determined to come out fighting to salvage their season.
Memphis Depay says he knows he's struggled at the start of his Premier League career at Old Trafford, admitting "failure is not an option".
Bolton face a fight to stop star midfielder Josh Vela, 22, joining Sky Bet Championship rivals Cardiff City.

DAILY MIRROR

Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy, 28, will be offered a new £80,000-a-week contract to keep him at the Foxes amid interest from Chelsea.
Gabriel Agbonlahor is set to be the next high-profile victim of Remi Harde's new hard-line approach.
Newcastle central defender Mike Williamson, 32, is set to join Wolves in January for a nominal fee.
West Ham are ready to make a swoop for Barnet's teenage winger Daniel Cheema.
Derby's Jamaica international Simon Dawkins is set to be sold in January after playing in just one game this season.

DAILY STAR

Jurgen Klopp is planning to have a one-on-one chat with Christian Benteke and get him firing again in front of goal. The £32.5m signing from Aston Villa has only delivered five goals in 17 matches.
Roy Hodgson has tipped Gary Neville to succeed him as England manager at some point in the future.

DAILY MAIL

Louis van Gaal has agreed to relax his strict regime after meeting with senior players including Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick. United are desperate to turn things around after losing three in a row and they head to Stoke on Boxing Day.
Mikel Arteta is set to be offered a role on Arsenal's coaching staff when he retires with the Spanish midfielder currently taking his coaching badges.
Guus Hiddink says it's still possible for Chelsea to win the Champions League, FA Cup and get in the top four of the Premier League.