Tuesdays Football Headlines

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Tuesday's Paper Gossip (January 12 2016)


DAILY MIRROR

Southampton are set to improve their bid for Stefano Sturaro after Juventus rejected a £12.7m offer.

Manchester United have begun discussions with Atletico Madrid over Saul Niguez. The 21-year-old Spanish midfielder has an £18m release clause in his contract.

Leandro Bacuna has emerged as a scapegoat for unhappy Aston Villa fans after being targeted with vile abuse about his baby daughter.

Leicester have joined the race for £3.7m Hajduk Split star Tino-Sven Susic, who is also being eyed by Inter Milan.

Chelsea are eyeing AC Milan striker Carlos Bacca as Diego Costa's injury worries continue.

DAILY MAIL

Newcastle are set to beat their former boss Alan Pardew to the £12m signature of Swansea midfielder Jonjo Shelvey.


THE SUN

Arsenal target Marcelo Brozovic's agent has opened the door to a move to the Premier League.

DAILY STAR

Manchester United are set to beat Arsenal to the signing of Saul Niguez after sending officials to wrap up a deal for he Atletico Madrid midfielder.

Chelsea are plotting a £30m January raid for AC Milan's Carlos Bacca but face competition from Man Utd.

DAILY EXPRESS

Liverpool are plotting a 'monster bid' for Anderlecht's Belgium international forward Dennis Praet.

Felipe Anderson has admitted he is uncertain if he will remain with Lazio in January amid interest from Manchester United.

Liverpool will make a strong effort to sign Saido Berahino as a replacement for Daniel Sturridge.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Leicester City are poised to offer Ben Chilwell a new deal after it emerged that the Arsenal and Liverpool target earns £800 a week.

Chelsea are confident of signing academy graduate Ruben Loftus-Cheek to a new long-term contract before the end of the season.

Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy is refusing to budge from his £14m valuation of Andros Townsend.

THE TIMES

Aston Villa's American billionaire owner Randy Learner is due to issue a statement following meetings on the club's future.

THE GUARDIAN

Newcastle may have secured the services of midfielder Henri Saivet, but manager Steve McClaren wants owner Mike Ashley to splash more cash in January to help their quest to avoid the drop.