Fridays Football Headlines

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Latest Paper Gossip . . (Friday April 15th)

DAILY MIRROR

Manchester United are set to axe Louis van Gaal and make Jose Mourinho manager, even if they win the FA Cup this season.
Borussia Dortmund fans laid flowers at the Hillsborough memorial on the eve of the disaster's 27th anniversary.
Arsene Wenger has stepped up his interest in Ajax's teen sensation Riechedly Bazoer.
Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri is preparing for life in the Champions League with a move for Sporting Gijon centre-back Luis Hernandez.
Aston Villa midfielder Carlos Sanchez is a target for Deportivo La Coruna.

THE TELEGRAPH

Daniel Sturridge is facing strong competition from Andy Carroll for a place in England's 23-man squad for Euro 2016.
A Liverpool fan has called his newborn son 'Dejan' after Liverpool's comeback hero Dejan Lovren.
Tottenham's desire to keep head coach Mauricio Pochettino away from his list of suitors could be boosted by former American sports agent Jeff Moorad's attempt to secure the finance to invest in the club.

DAILY STAR

Manchester United have gone off the idea of appointing Jose Mourinho as manager this summer.
United striker Marcus Rashford snubbed the chance to join Liverpool in order to secure his dream move to Old Trafford.

THE SUN

Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford, who earns a basic wage of £1,500 plus a £5,000 bonus each time he plays for the club, is yet to hear if he will be offered an improved deal.
Claudio Ranieri has pledged his future to Leicester and says he wants a new seven-year contract.
Watford's Essaid Belkalem may be heading back to Trabzonspor.

THE EXPRESS

Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp believes his former club should be wary of letting Arsene Wenger leave, given the struggles of Manchester United when they attempted to replace Sir Alex Ferguson.
Jose Mourinho looks set to miss out on the Manchester United job, with Ryan Giggs reportedly chosen as Louis van Gaal's successor.

DAILY MAIL

PSG lead the chase for £20m-rated Leicester midfielder N'Golo Kante.
Everton are targeting a move for Michael Carrick, with his Manchester United future remaining unclear.
Chelsea fear selling goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois could backfire, with Romelu Lukaku and Kevin De Bruyne going on to prove club chiefs wrong after they let them leave Stamford Bridge.
Manchester City have agreed a five-year partnership with NAC Breda and will send young players on loan to the Dutch club.
Southampton chairman Ralph Krueger is "really, really confident" Ronald Koeman, who has been linked with a return to Barcelona, will still be manager next season.