Thursdays Football Headlines

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Latest Paper Gossip - - (Thursday November 3rd)

DAILY STAR

Liverpool have slapped a £68m asking price on Philippe Coutinho, according to French news outlet le10sport.com, with PSG heading the queue.
Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne claims he's still baffled by how Jose Mourinho treated him during their time together at Chelsea.

THE SUN

Mikel Arteta was the man who wound up Lionel Messi when celebrating Manchester City's 3-1 win on Tuesday.
Tim Sherwood is being lined up to be QPR's next boss if struggling Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink fails to get a result against Nottingham Forest on Saturday.

DAILY MIRROR

Real Madrid have got Sergio Aguero on a short-list of strikers - even though they are under a transfer ban. Borussia Dortmund forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is also a target.
West Ham are monitoring Sunderland centre-back Lamine Kone, with Everton also set to make another effort to attract the Ivory Coast international.
Chelsea will fight Manchester United for Antoine Griezmann should the Frenchman decide to quit Atletico Madrid at the end of the season.
Liverpool transfer target Christian Pulisic has hinted that he would be open to a move to Anfield by revealing his love for English football.
Southampton boss Claude Puel is targeting Atalanta rising star Franck Kessie for a January move.

THE TELEGRAPH

Southampton are in talks with Chinese company Lander Sports Development over a potential sale. Owner Katharina Liebherr has held talks with the prospective investor in recent weeks and, while no deal is imminent, a six week period of exclusivity has begun.

DAILY MAIL

West Ham United striker Andy Carroll was threatened at gunpoint on his way home from training on Wednesday.
Sergio Aguero played the role of peacemaker to diffuse a tunnel incident involving Lionel Messi after Manchester City's victory over Barcelona.

THE GUARDIAN

Memphis Depay is fighting for his Manchester United future after being left out of the squad for the Europa League match at Fenerbahce and Dick Advocaat, the Turkish club's boss and Depay's first head coach, says he may have to leave Old Trafford to further his career.

THE EXPRESS

Roma defender Antonio Rudiger insists he is not paying any attention to transfer rumours with Manchester United and Chelsea vying for his services.